Columbus School for Girls - Topknot Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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TOP-KNOT Columbus School for G FACULTY MISS ALICE GLADDEN MRS. CHARLES F. W. MCCLLRE MISS VIRGINIA ALDRICH MISS ELLA BONE MISS MARION BRADLEY MRS. HELEN GAGER BROWN MISS MADELINE BUZZELL MRS. HELEN H. CAMPBELL MISS MARTHA W. CAREY MISS HELEN CARY MISS JEAN CAVERS MISS PRISCILLA CHASE MRS. VIRGINIA THURMAN COLE MISS EvA COLLINS MISS EDITH DANIELS MISS LIICILE DEBRA MISS MARION ELNVELL MISS MARY FANNING MISS ETHALENE FLOURNOY MRS. SAMUEL R. GAINES MISS LENA GORDON MISS MARION HAJHEWAY MISS EMMA HELD MISS SUSAN HEY MR. KARL HOENIG MISS MARY HOLLAND MISS HARRIET HOLMES MISS MRS. MISS MISS MISS MISS MRS. MISS MRS. MISS MRS. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MRS. RILLE. MISS MISS MRS. MRS. MISS MISS HELEN HLIRST HOLSCHER DOROTHY JAI-:GER M. EDITH JONES OLWEN JONES LEAH KEYSER - W. A. KIRKPATRICK ANNA KLAG1-ZS RAY LOVELL ARABELLE MARCH WIIJFRED PAINE ALICE RICH HELEN ROBERTS HARRIET SHELDON MARY SHIELDS KATHRYN SIMONDS DOROTHY SMITH FRANCES SOUTHARD F. A. STAFFORD HELEN TAYLER KATHERINE TAYLOR ELEANOR THOMAS F. B. WARWICK HELEN WEST MAUDE WEST MARGARET WILLIAMS MARGARET VVOODEURY

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