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

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LOCAL ALKMNA I- 'N

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our minds who have already graduated from the school of earth, and have heard a voice say: It is enough, come up higher. XVhile we mourn their loss, let us cherish their memory and profit by their hallowed influence. Since the organization of the Alumnae Association, the members have spent many pleasant hours together within the dear old college walls. No place seems so appropriate for the meetings as this, in which the present hours are gilded by happy memories of the past. Happenings of by-gone days are recalled and we go away with a deeper love in our hearts for each other and for I.. C. Y. I.. You ask of what benefit such an organization will be to the school I' I-isten, and we will tell you. Iiesides honoring their Alma Mater by their lives and using their infiuence for her advancement, the members of the Alumnae Association have planned to show their esteem for their Alma Mater in a more material way. Two hundred dollars has already been contributed towards a telescope for I.. C. Y. L., and the Alumnae have agreed to raise three hundred dollars more and thus give their mother college a substantial token of the love for her that still lives in the hearts of her daughters. XVe will allow no thought of failure to find lodgement in our minds and feel certain that within the next few months I-. C. Y. I.. will be the proud possessor of the finest telescope of any woman's college in the South. XVe, as Alumnae, are proud of what L. C. Y. I-, has achieved in the past, proud of what she will achieve in the future. Let us give her our hearty support in every forward movement. ' sa fe r 77

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l sv l LITERARY l wtf l Lebanon 5 Z EHANUN is a beautiful town surrounclecl on all sicles by hills that lift there peaks into the warm air, which is usually to he had. lSometimes cluring a coal famine it is a bit scarctzl Nothing ever happens to break the quiet How of things unless it be an occasional Basket Ball game by the young' ladies of the towng on such occasions Time usually turns back C ' a few paces to view the scene, but otherwise all is well. Lebanon is the home of many famous people, From great Actors to Supreme judgesg the Stars of all callings have either livecl here or have passed through on their way to Nashville lI,ebanon is on the L' big roatl. l The town can boast of all kincls and specimens of men, From the C. H. B. kincl that roams the streets aimlessly lusually going over and over the same grounclj to grave Seniors and Theologs. It is said that the Seniors are the most highly clevelopecl of all these fwe are in clouht on this point hoxvever.p A great number of changes are being constantly made in our town, you would never recognize some of the boys and girls that come here to school after a few weeks of acclimation. It is wonderful, in fact the Whole town is wonderful, if you clon't believe come and see us. 79