Lebanon College for Young Ladies - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, TN)

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H Chumsn lf' We were chums when at school together, Years have come and gone as mornings, Ancl for four sweet happy years And left in their hasty wake, XVe shared each other's pleasures, Hope, joy, Love and Sorrow, And in sorrow we mingled our tears. And ol each we've been led to partake We'll always hear from each other In an humble cottage dwelling XVe each to each would sayg l've watched life How as the tides, You'll come often to see me dearest, ln a far distant land ll've been toldj 'Twas thus we parted, Commencement Day. My chum in a palace abides, 'Twas sad, that day ol parting, But I fancy she always will love me, Yet so hopeful was youth's young dream As I hold her in Memory sweetg That we never an instant suspected And I feel, in the land of the living How separately we'd travel life's stream. VVe each the other will meet. .T

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Freshman Class Prophecy. dl K S I was strolling along the banks of the St. Lawrence during a visit to Canada one hot day in RQ Atigtist, I espied a camp of Gypsies comming towards me. I waited until they came up lu A l me, introduced myself and began to make friends with them. The oldest one of them, a S 'A ' K, L ,l gray-haired woman, came up to me and begged me to have my fortune told, I eonsenteil I l ' 4 if and this is what she told me: First my own future was revealed-but I will save the best for the last, Then she told me the future of each one of my famous lfresliman Class of IQO3. She told me that little Blanche, our President, would be one of Americas noted violinists, Claude a society belle would be, while Lena would become the wife ofa merchant. Mildred would become the wife of a prominent physician in her beloved Kentucky. Our little Mexican sister, Lucelle, would become noted for her beautiful pictures, and will charm the hearts of the masses by her masterpieces. XVe will furnish a famous singer in the person of our bright Alice, while our dark-haired Ora will be a sweet school teacher. Leta will charm audiences with music. Agatha, our other Mexican sister, will be an actress of note. Agnes, whose beautiful playing has won her much praise, will finally become a Mrs. and live in her beloved state of Tennessee. lliillle and Anna have given their lives for the benighted sisters of far away India. Vlennie will be the wife of a lawyer, and Della will become a literary woman. Florence will look after her husband, who is to be a college professor lthey usually become objects of their wife's attentionl. Mattie will be a music teacher, while Cora will teach near her home as principal of a high school. Yes, my own life-well I don't believe it- To be an old maid! fl?

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