Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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 f lui |)iis!iimj of another year leaves w behind the joys and pleasures which are characteristic of college life. Perhaps never again will we enjoy the companionship of friends who have shared our sorrows as well as our joys. Tender memories will fade away with the passing of time, and experiences dear to our heart will sinl. into the oblivion of the future. If. in the years to come, when the ravages of time have blotted from our memories those happy days at anderhilt. this booh will be an aiil in helping In recall a happy moment nr renew the acquaintance of an old friend, the purpose of the 1939 POMMODIllll! will lie accomplished.

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As long as Vanderbilt exists, James Hampton Kirkland will be remembered as the man who contributed most University. For one-half century he served as Chancellor of Vanderbilt. to the