Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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The Commodore Published by the Students of VANUKUBILT LNIVKKSITY Scru-s XIV Comrt Sc-rics XXXVl

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COPYRIGHTED. 1922 Bob Alexander. EJilor-in-Chinf Maje Hutton. Business Manager MMrirtM

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orewvrd Another volume for our Juit-cov- lTcJ shelf. A ' of an imperiihahlc n or (}f lilerature, to he sure, for that lyai not our Jesire. It ii as our purpose merely to record accurately ami effectively the evenii and delightful experiences of the past year, jphich ii c hope you will find re- flected — though perhaps imperfectly — in the e pages. In our earnest endeavor to include more original features TVe recommended In the classes the change from the anle- quated ohlong shape to the modern, convenient upright hool . ivith its many possibilities for Variety, and for its udoption n e thur}l( them, -i cmrse, jve thanlf the fraierntiies for ratifying the iuggfs ei change from the old lou e cuts to individual pages of snaps. Feel- ing that the introductory pages should contain more features, n ' c have irtcoi - porated svch articles as those on the Stadium, Famous Commodores. The Texas Trip, and others, n i( i the hope that they may serve to eep these mem- ories from grooving dim and fading away with the passing of time. If, sometime during a lull in the busy years that arc ahead, when sitting around a cheery fire with loVed ones, listening to the wintry blasts rattle the windows atid whine around the chim- ney, you become pensive and wander bacf( to the campus, and reaching up remove this time-worn volume from its dust-encrusted repose, and slowly turning the pages live again those college days; if then your dim recollections arc refreshed, and flickering firelight reveals a smile, ever so faint, upon vour countenance, then indeed We will not have labored in vain. kat.