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

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CAP AND GOWN 1965

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What was it like in 1965? The query came from an old family friend, a member of the class of 1936, and a man who had been very instrumental in my decision to come here. I couldn ' t help recalling how impressed I had been at a Sewanee football game in my home town during my senior year in high school. This man, the rector of the largest parish in town, had taken it upon himself to revive a little of the old Sewanee Spirit and proceeded to lead the small devoted cadre of spectators in a few classic cheers under- stood only by Arcadians. He had obviously done a lot of this sort of thing before; the only difference was that he was now wearing a clerical collar instead of a letter sweater. T remembered thinking at the time that a school which could inspire this kind of loyalty in one of her sons nearly thirty years after he had graduated must really have something to offer. years of I T ' %