Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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m m ■ r ' ' T ' raw . fAnooo 5 1— a i i ▼ T T T COXTRIBUTORS Mark Butler Cornelia Park Braden Finch Wilson Clapham Murphy Thomas Wm. Lawrence Blair Joe Sutton Owen Conrad RoBT. L. Alexander. Jr. Bessie Beasley John Chester Wilson Clapham Nat Dortch Fritz Ebert Braden Finch Art Tom Criscom Martha McBride Ed Van Ness Ewinc Baskette Literary Isabel Howell James McCall Merrill Moore Robert Thompson V. C. Orme Kodaks R. D. Kuhn Sol Lowenstein Adlai Lyles Merrill Moore E. D. Montgomery W. T. Bandy NiLEs Coleman Kenneth McKenzie Sam Clark Nettie Lee Petrie O. A. Tate E. D. Montgomery Coach Byrd Douglas Will R. Manier. Jr. Eugenia Porter Emma Mai Stewart 1 Urlin Taylor Eunice Trimble Clyke Welch Redford Wilson Page eleven

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mrr . OERB Lr rZT WILLIAM LOFLaKD DUDLEY B.S..M.DI.L.O. IS53 1314. PRflfESSOR OF CHEMISTRY liafi-1814 OEaH 8FTHE filEDICALQEPARTMEMT 1886-1913 A LQVER OF VANOERBILT A SCIEMUrr V fHflSE FAME SHEO LUSTEi? OK THE k ' AME DF THE UKIVERSITY ■ PIOHEER AKQ UKOiUmO CHiMPIQM IM THE STRUGGLE FOR PORITY IM COLLEGE ATHLETICS PRESIOEKTQFTHE SQUTHERK IKTERCQLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIOK FROM ITS ORGAMIZATIOtf IN DECEMBER 1894- TO DECEMSER (8f3 A WISE COUNSELLOR A»D SYMPATHETIC FRIEND OF COLLEGEKIEW. THIS TABLET IS AFFECTIORATELY DEDICATED BTTHESTUDERTSflllY JUNE Z, 19(5 TO LIVE 19 HEARTS ffE LEAVE ftHMQ IS IWTTB {«£, K ' --f- J. Farew ell to Old Dudley Amid all ihf enthusia m Jind happiness over having? a new modern sladium, there is still a jxHuliar sadness m the minds of many of V ' anderbill ' s sons and dauj hters at the thou iht of deserting old Dudley Field as the scene of our classic gridiron contests. About this field rests a halo of wonderful memories. Most of the great victories that have made the name of Commodore famous are associated with it. It is on the campus and the new field is not. That makes a difference. Many of the old loyal supporters of the Gold and Black, while enjoying the luxury of the new structure, will not exactly feel at home until victories in the new arena dim the memories of the jilonous past achieved on the old campus stamping ground. As we sadly say farewell to old Dudley I ' leld. the mcmoiy of the reat man for whom it was named looms up Dr. illiam Dudley, whose picture and the tablet erected in his honor appear above. But Dr. Dudley in his ardent effort lo build up athletics, not only at Vanderbilt. but all over the South, was always forward-looking and progressive. He was the first to advocate a modern stadium, and now, eight years after his death, we are about lo realize his ambition for Vanderbilt. It is altogether fitting and proper that the new bowl should be called Dudley Memorial Stadium, thus commemorating anew his wonderful achievements for our Alma Mater. Page ten

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E? Armand Max Souby, B.A.. D,ed March 5. 1922 M.A. Xn mnrtam TO ARMAND MAX SOUBY. 1880-1922 Alumni Secreiar)) We set aside this page in loving memory. He was distin- guished as a secretary, a Rotarian, and a citizen; a gentle- man and a scholar; the ceaseless champion of all good causes; the friend of all Vanderbilt students; and guiding spirit of Vanderbilt publications. [■!