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At University of Oxford the entire year with side trips to other European countries.

Returned to New York via U.S.S. Paris, arriving July 14. Began work as Minister-in-Charge in Holy Trinity Church in Kansas City, Missouri in July. On October 31, began work as Priest-in-Charge at All Saints Church in Nevada, Missouri and Trinity Church in Lamar, Missouri.

Conducted his last service in Nevada and Lamar on June 27. Worked in Camp Wyonoke in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire during the summer. Began Graduate School at the Theological School in Harvard University on September 27.

Attended Theological School during the academic year and worked at Camp Wyonoke during the summer.

Still doing his studies between taking trips and visiting his parents until he begins his job as Master at the Choir School. September 14, begins duties as Master at the Choir School, a part of Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Teaches Algebra III, arithmetic I and French. November 17, "I put the boys to bed this evening and then went over to the Mannings to play bridge." December 6, "Bishop Partridge dropped in to see me this morning." December 22 "I had an interview with Bishop Manning this morning. I had Luncheon with Dean and Mrs. Robbins this noon." December 23, New York, New York, "I dropped in to see Dean Robbins this morning. …My resignation as a Master in the Cathedral Choir School took affect to-day."(Copies of newspaper articles concerning the resignations are in the first folder. It appears that Bishop William T. Manning wanted to fire The Rev. Joseph B. Bernardin for "insubordination" and "disobedience" but the Dean of the School, the Very Rev. Howard Chandler Robbins didn't think he had the right to dismiss a clergyman of the cathedral staff. Rev. Robbins resigned in support of his opinion. Rev. Bernardin was asked to resign both positions as Master in the Cathedral Choir School and as Assistant to the Dean of the Cathedral.)

"This afternoon I called on Bishop Partridge….My resignation as Assistant to the Dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine took effect to-day." January 5, New York, New York. I arrived in New York at 11 this morning and went out to my rooms at U.T.S. I went to see Dean Robbins and then c. Br. Then this afternoon I took five of the Choir Boys to see "This Year of Gracy"…Afterwards they had dinner with me at U.T.S. Refectory. January 6 "This evening seven of the Choir Boys came over and had supper in my rums". January 16, begins duties as Master in St. Mark's School in Southborough, Massachusetts. July 4, New York, NY, left on ship, S.S. Carmania, for England, arriving Plymouth, England on July 11. He stays in England until August 22, visits France until September 7, when he sail for home on the S.S. Berengaria. September 17, begins duties as Clerical Master at St. Mark's School in Southborough, Massachusetts. December 21, his Father has an operation at St. Luke's HospitalDate (from newspaper article in scrapbook) Became curate at All Angels' Protestant Episcopal Church.

January 9, begins school as a Master at St. Mark's School in Southborough, Massachusetts. June 21, resigns as clerical Master at St. Mark's School. June 28, begins European trip on board the S.S. Rotterdam, returning September 6. September 28, begins duties as assistant at All Angels' Church in New York City.

Assistant at All Angels' Church in New York City. June 4, sailed to Europe on the S.S. Europa, returning July 4. July 5, began duty at First Lieutenant, Chap-Res, with the 18th Medical Regiment in Carlisle, Penn. July 17, discharged from Camp and returned to duty at All Angels' Church.

Assistant at All Angels' Church in New York City. June 1, sailed on S.S. Mauretania for Europe, returning July 15.

Assistant at All Angels' Church in New York City. May 27, sailed on S.S. Ile de France for Plymouth, returning July 12.