Leicester College

I stayed there two years and then applied for and was accepted at a larger and better-known college.

I was learning to live with my handicap, but it was still an ordeal to meet people for the first time, especially someone like Henry Miller, the principal of Leicester College, who called me for an interview when my application was first being considered.

Well, let's discuss this quite frankly, Mr. Wilson.

Just what degree of vision do you have at the present time? Well, sir, when I left hospital in 1945, it was 5 200ths.

And, by the way, we all have handicaps.

I've got a gammy leg.

Welcome to Leicester College, Mr. Wilson.

I'm looking forward to working with you.