Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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The Comet .3 THE COMET wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the following for their con tributions to this volume: Literature MILES P. O,CONNOR, CHARLES A. STAINBACK, R. M. MCCONNELL, A. T. LEVINE, MISS BESSIE CRAIG, j. R. FISHER. ef .Hrt MISS ETHEL MCEXVEN, MISS EMMA LONG, MISS LENA STOVALL, MISS BROOXIE CARTWRIGHT, MISS KATHERINE WILEY, G. P. JACKSON, MISS ELEANOR MVILEY, R. VV. BILLINGTON, K. MCDONALD, V. I. MOORE, R. W. BERRY, ST. CLAIR BURNS. IO

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