Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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C VV « V Hero, my friends. it a book of memories so fresh, they ere hardly memories yet. But time is work- ing at them. Even now as you turn the pages for the first time and sniff the odor of fresh ink even now the things that you see there have changed and being changed are gone. While you. like Faustus. called upon the moment. Tarry, thou art so fair , it fled and left only a ripple on a pool. Your one desire might be to snatch that one moment out from under the galloping hoofs of time, and crystallize it in motionless perfection o recall in the long flat years to come. Hore are your future memories caught as they hurried across the narrow threshold of the present into the twilight country of the past. If you should find some things too bitter and some too sweet, bo patient, for time will dull the sharp edges and all will be bound by the pink ribbon and mustiness that envelopes happy days. You will see the face of one loved and feel no pain. ♦ and find the face of one hated and fail to recall the name. Take then this book of memories, thinking of it not as a moment s monument, but a year's: a free return of a year already spent.

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A YEARBOOK, PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE ROBERT T. FINNEY • EDITOR WILLIAM A. BENSON. JR. • BUS. MGR. THE