LaGrange College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Lagrange, GA)

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cttele it U . . . . Presented here are a hundred and fifty girls, their advisers and their teachers, as they strive to fit themselves for service to society. Her e they are at work and at play. Here are their activities and their accomplishments. Here is our interpretation of life on the Hill, permeated with the friendship, the loyalty, and the selfishness that charac- terize the L. C. Spirit. Frances Rountree, Editor Mary Laura Starr, Business Manager

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1946 EDITION PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS LaGRANGE COLLEGE, LaGRANGE, GEORGIA FRANCES ROUNTREE, EDITOR, AND MARY LAURA STARR, BUSINESS MANAGER 3

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THE QUADRANGLE SALUTES MISS CARRIE FALL BENSON COLLEGE LIBRARIAN They will come back, when I no longer climb The hill to keep my daily rendezvous; In that approaching, dreamy, twilight time, They will come back, the girls I loved and knew. Their flower-like names will sing themselves to me, Margaret . . . and Jean . . . and Gwendolyn . . . They will come back to keep me company, I will fling wide the door, and let them in. As once I opened books before their eyes, And led them into far enchanted places, Watching the white fire strike, the dreams arise, Brightening the beauty of their faces. When I am old, and seek my desk no more, They will come back in memory to my door. Carrie Fall Benson Critic, playwright, poet, friend — because we are proud of her, because we love her, we affectionately dedicate this book to Miss Carrie Fall. J