Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Ok.wci: Girls i Pagea.vi I'm Genius oi mi Rut:.—Tin: I’aci wi I he Vanderbilt Pageant li far the most spectacular event of commencement week the presentation of the Vanderbilt Pageant, ill the stadium Tuesdaj night, June 12, under the auspices of the Vander Alumnae Council. To make it possible t»» stage this pageant night, the Senior ('lass decided to hold i:s class day exercises the campus that afternoon, and the annual steamboat ride on Cumberland River, hitherto held on Tuesday afternoon of c mencement week, was given up. I he purpose of the pageant was to start a fund to secure a d mitory and dean ol women at Vanderbilt I'niversity. The amo of work done by the members of the Alumnae Council and il assistants in preparing for the pageant was prodigious. As a suit, a neat sum was raised, which would have been greater I the weather permitted. 1 he success of this pageant has led Alumnae Council to announce that another event of this sort be produced in 1924.

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10. I)r. Crni'Kr H. Wintnn, P. X. Tobar, l r. I William Will. Charles Cason. 11. I . X. Tolmr. J. II. Dye. Arthur Han- f 8om, Henry Cain. 12. John .1. Tigert. John K. Kdgerton. 13. Iter. Nathan Powell, Professor I., C. | Glenn, John DoWItl. 14. Hubert T. Smith, J. H. Itlngham. ir . Part of the Atlanta delegation Mar- vin Cnderwond. tin son of .1 ml ge S. P. Gil- bert: Koss Cheshire, the son of Morris ljran- doii; Hoy Mitchell. 16. The Alumni Ollloo force- Miss Hovvena Rutherford. Miss Helen Roscm. Miss Helen Adamson, the Alumni Secretary eating spa- ghetti. K. K. Wilson. 17. Irvine G. Chase, president of the Nash- ville Vanderbilt Club. IS. Robert K. Jackson. Irvine Chase, Mar- vin Duncan. George K. Jackson, Jr., son of Professor George Pullen Jackson. 1?. K. B. Wilson. Ralph McGill. V. C- Teague. Professor I.. C. Glenn.

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Words by (Jrantlniul Kice. Come On, You Commodores. Music dedicated lo Proj. Charles .S'. Hr own. f Music by Emma I.. Ashford i 1 1JV J q - —q A 1 • . - -d March movement. 1. There is a ban - tier made of gold and black, 2. Come on, yon Com-mo - dores, roll up the score, 3. Fly - ing your ban - ner of gold and black, “1 ; r E2Z3E35 ; : •» I i i t i •. : ; ; - ■ a a ♦ - ■ - ■ ♦ ♦ - ------ . i Us ■ , ♦ - f — I? 0: Wav - ing in glo - ry for de - fence or at - tack, O - ver the field now the Strike as the roll - ing surf storms at the shore; This is the war - cry we Sail down the line to the fi - nal s : 35 at - tack, O ver the field still the : 3—— - f« V±i d - 5 crex. ✓ u l at - tie cry hurl at tin bat - tie cry ... - -d- s s spins, Van - der • foe. “Van - tier spins, Van - tier • • • Van - der - hilt wins! Van - der - hilt. Go!” Van - der - hilt wins! • . 11 ; 3 t. T T errs. - q •q----a------- —-----J ----------------------1 fff .0----- Clioui s ( or each n r e.) s V— s — —1—r i- —f — — q i : — »—=2==!pr • •' • • . Coinc on, you Coin- inodores, Van-der • hilt calls, Come on, you Com-inodores, on to the walls, —3=nrrqzp------1: =np q=: —f0z h • I T Jr ▼ ▼ ♦ =3El I--- 0--------1 - ’• : j t . ♦ ♦ T -d- ;• 1 - •V- :dzx: « Smull notes for second stanza.