Logan Female College - Crown Yearbook (Russellville, KY)

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. S es' E-ff-XX' I Sf! .. -1 ig A if 1 'IIIII The Crown, Nfneteen Twenty ve' mu 5 QM 3 Logan Days As you look at this page Let your mind Wander back To the days not so long ago When you and I And the other girls Were all living together at Logan. And, first, fall Came, Bringing the golden leaves of the map Sugar maple, soft and somber, And dreams to us, To ypu and me And the other girls, As bright and light as the maple leaves, And almost, but not quite, as transient. 6 le

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v i 1: I -k The Crown Nwaeteen Twenty- ve 0 1 J tw . xl -I , X, . 9 i ' ff l , Followed winter, With weather wicked, But beginning with Thanksgiving, And blest by Christmas, And two weeks vacation For you and me And the other girls. Sweet springtide succeeds, Crowded with birds and blossoms, And books and recitals, And a holiday all too short, And more recitals, And diplomas, Mine and yours, And the other girlsl. 7