Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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The Gold Stars Cn Vanclerbilfs Service F lag LELAND KELLEY WILLSON BARRETT HORACE ROBERTUS BIRDSONG DANDRIDOE CALDWELL PAUL CLEMENTS CHARLES BEDFORD COSTEN JAMES RICHARD CROWE IRBY RICE CURRY JAMES STANLEY DAVIDSON JAMES A. DOWDY CHARLES DUNCAN JAMES DIXIE EVERET1' MEADE FRIERSON, JR. RICHARD I-IELM GRAHAM ARTHUR FOSTER I-IATHAWAY JoHN ELDER I-IAYS HERBERT J. JONES NORMAN KING PHILIP MELTON KYSER VICTOR PROCTOR LEE EMMET MALONE MANIER HARRY M. MONEYPENNY, JR. KNOWLES G. OGLESBY JAMES ELMO OVERALL WILMOT FRANKLIN PAxToN W. R. PREUIT CHARLES EUGENE PRICE CHARLES ARTHUR ROBERTSON B. AMBROSE RUCKER J. B. RYALS, JR. CLAY G. STEPHENS, JR. JOHN EDMONDSON STEPHENS EDWARD SARTAR STEWART JAMES ALEXANDER TATE JAMES SIMMONS TIMOTHY JOHN H. TRAYLOR CI-IARLES H. WILBER

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