Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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FOREWORD 'T'O us. the Editors, has been granted the privilege of direct- ing the composition of a book Chich we faithfully endeav- ored to bring up to the high standards set by past Commodores. We have sought, not onkp to present a picture of the work and pla ! of the University! on the Campus during the past year, but also to give to you a slight glimpse, which may) serve as a reminder in after years, oj the greater work which the sons and daughters of Vanderbilt are doing “Over I here. What- ever measure of success we have attained, has been due to your cc-operation. We offer it to you for what it is worth. Read and judge leniently.

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DEDICATION + + To those who have gone and who have added glory and honor to themselves and to Van- derbilt, their Alma Vlater, by their patroitism and self-sacrifice, this, the ic i8 Commodore, is dedicated