Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Dean C. M. Sarraii Di-iin of lfn Dean W. L. Fi.kmixg. M.A., Ph.D. Diail III llic Si ' IkioI iif . rl and Dr. Waiter S. Leathers, M.D. Dea J. B. Keebi.e, LL.B., LI..D. ] cHtl of tile Si ' IhmiI i»f . ' MiMlit-iiif Dean if tile Sriniol of Law The Deans If this section were in an annual of some insti- tution such as Middle State Women ' s College for Kindergarten Teachers, the heading to this article would be Our Deans, or perhaps a more endearing title such as Our Heloved Deans. The fact that such lovely titles are absent from this page is in no way meant to be disrespectful. It is merely because the manage- ment feels that such titles should be cast in the ash-pit along with all the other old, decrepit, worn-out college annual provincialisms, such as the quaint old custom of describing each mem- ber of the Senior Class with a quotation from Shakespeare and beneath his real name inscribe J

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Dr. James 11. Kirrlaxd. LL.I)., D.C.L., Ph.U. LhaiKcllor

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Or. O. E 15r() v , A.M , B.P. D.n. Dcati lit Hie s Imol itf KcliKion Dr. V. H. Schuerma . C.E Dean F. C. Paschal, M.A., Ph.D Demi «f the (School nf Assiirittte Dean of the School of Kngiiieeriiig Arts niiil Science a nick-nanie, often about as sensible and ap- plicable as those used by the sport writers of various news periodicals. Perhaps we should enter into the spirit of col- lege annual composition and inscribe in quotation marks beneath these pictures such names as Paschy, Flem, and Ada Bell, but I am quite sure that such a course would be just a bit improper. However, seriously speaking, e ach student that departs from this University owes a debt of grati- tude to the men whose pictures appear on this page. Education as a profession is an unselfish profession, and whether your relations with these men have been a bit unpleasant or not, time will reveal that each has given ratjier nobly of his energies for your betterment.