Box 1
Contains 30 Results:
Pictures of environs of Nashville from the 1897 Exposition
Photograph of the football team (c. 192? )
Football cheers
Vanderbilt Hustler, Oct. 2, 1925, vol.xxxvii
Football program—Auburn vs. Vanderbilt at Birmingham, Alabama, Nov. 14, 1925
Program: “Know Tennessee” oratorical contest, 3-20-1926
Program: Annual Dialectic-Philosophic Debate, 12-3-1926
Paper—Debate—Tax-Exempt-Securities
Student papers by Fleming—Public Speaking, 12-12-1926
History, 4-15-1927
1925 Rules for the Guidance of Students and Instructors; 1927 Football schedule; small felt VU pendant
1924-1928 Student Records—schedule and fees
1927 Athletic (Track) Record Book
Athletic Association—Requisitions of expenses for the Track Team, 1927-28
The Vanderbilt Alumnus,”Football Number” vol.XIII, Nov.-Dec. 1927, No.2
Program: City-County Boys Track and Field Meet, May 4, 1928
1928 Commencement Program (5) and Commencement Day ticket
Official Blank Examination Book (192_)
Programs (2)—Fugitive Reunion May 1956—Poetry Reading—both are signed by Robert Penn Warren, Merrill Moore, Allen Tate, Donald Davidson, John Crowe Ransom
Dr. Alexander Heard—Correspondence Re: Chancellorship at VU, June 13, 1962 --June 29, 1967
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