Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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1LlUTEUMITEUIAQUlQHlMUl ,VJIUI i . 55 5 5 5 5 -5 T OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION JOHN GRANT CRABBE .... .... P resident of the College T i .GEORGE D. STATLER .... .............. T reasurer A. PARK .................. .......... R egistrar ALBERT FRANK CARTER .... ........... L ibrarian 3 . GRACE CUSHMAN ........ ..... A ssistant Librarian 5 ' MARY E. COCHRAN. .. ..... Library Assistant Ti VVILLIAIVI B. PAGE ..... ............ L ibrary Assistant - R. G. DENIPSEY ........ Superintendent of Grounds 5 J. P. CULBERTSON .... .... s ttt-ttttty ts tht President 3 A. W. YAICH ..... V ...... ........... R ecord Clerk 3 RALPH S. BAIRD ..... 3. ..... Stenographer 5 , FRANCIS lVI. ERICKSON , . .Stenographer 3 ERlXfIA COONS ............ ..... S tenographer 2 FLORENCE WILLIAMS ..... sttnsgtsphtt- 3 GEORGE WILLIAMS . . . .... Bookkeeper 5 5 T I 3. 3 5 5 Q Ei Q C -1 iViHIQfil.xXDNE'KHKi lmlmnuJ

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