Logan Female College - Crown Yearbook (Russellville, KY)

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FN 'Q ix. 'x'T. lb, . K '..I.. . '.I The Crown, N1neteen Twenty-five 'muh ' -:n-- mums ii Novelette 80 Shadows and twilight- No moon and Velvet night. College girl and Handsome boy- Cozy car and Heaps of joy. Out o' gas and Trouble found- Railroad ticket, Homeward bound! Miss Saunders: How does it happen, Sara, that you always have your prob- lems, but never seem to study? Sara Clark: Skill, Miss Saundersg skill. Etha: Who was that you just spoke to? Alliene: Oh, that's our next-door neighbor. Etha: Well, she didn't return your C ' l If H1 Alliene: That's nothing-she never returns anything. An optimist is a girl who thinks she can bluff lVIrs. Spaulding. A pessiinist is one who has tried it. lldiss Saunders Cin lab.j : This com- pound is very dangerous, it is likely to blow up any minute. Everybody step up closer so you will be better able to follow ine. Wlieii Billy was questioned as to why she took Domestic Science, she re- plied wisely, Talcuni powder may catch a man, but it takes baking powder to hold him.

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FN ff:-X - T X1 . J ef s The Crown, Nmeteen wenty-five lib A I 0, ' The bird Huttered up from the nest and lighted for a moment on a limb, then endeavored to try its Wings again. The attempt to Hy was unsuccessful, and it fell to the ground. A cat, which had been Watching the performance from a nearby bush, darted forth and captured the helpless bird in its claws. A cat will be a cat. The girl Wearing a dainty dress of green Voile was laughing and chatting with a group of older women at the other end of the room. The hostess was remarking to a very dear friend, Of course, I had to invite M1's. Brown on account of her hus- band's position. But my dear, she is nothing, absolutely nothing. I can re- member when her mother kept a board- ing house right in this very town, and you can imagine the awful environment the child grew up inf, A cat will be a cat. A it EK THINGS WE HEAR EVERY DAY I thought the rising bell would never stop ringingf' HCan you lend me a stamp P What's that bell for ? Did I get a letter, .Iess?'l VVho's your partner? Who swiped all my stationery ? Girls, what do you think this is-a rough house ? EEG Mary Belle: She told me you told her that secret I told you not to tell her. Mable Ruth: The mean thing! I told her not to tell you I told her. Mary Belle: I promised her' I W0uldn't tell you she told me, so don't you tell her I told you.