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

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DEDICATION: No man can be at home, unless he knows the value of place. Further it is not a real value unless it is known to be the value of Him. who is the very strength of the Mountain. To many men Sewanee has been both place and home. One of these is The Reverend William Henry Ralston. Jr., whom the students on the Mountain regard as a close friend and an understanding advisor. As a person, teacher, and student, Father Ralston is one of those that Sewanee calls her best. The man who is presently the acting editor of The Sewanee Review is a graduate of this University, in the class of 1951. He received the degree of Bachelor of Sacred Theology from General Theological Semi- nary in 1954, and the Master of Sacred Theology in 1956. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1955. Father Ralston has been a Fellow at Harvard University, and a Fellow and Tutor at General Theological Seminary. He has been Fellow, Tutor. Instructor, and Chaplain at Trinity College. Toronto; and American Fellow at St. Augustine ' s College, Canterbury. It is with great pleasure that the 1967 edition of the Cap and Gown is dedicated to our friend, Mr. Ralston.

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