Logan Female College - Crown Yearbook (Russellville, KY)
- Class of 1925
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W m 'm 'ff' A T-4 Y. , ggm - , ? ,,3, The Crown, Nmeteen Twenty ve , ..............,, 'EF I' lll .uh...:5 -'--.. lllllllIlilllllllllllllllllllllllll1illllllllllllllllllll I IIN I1 ll !llllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllilllilllHlllllllllllllllllllllll! ,... ,-.- ,.,- ,.... .L -i ,.,. inn llml r oreiimi .AC r We offer you-the girls li- of the yesteryear-the -3: girls of today-and the .E girls of the years to come -Il ,i -a Crown of memories i E -in which the bitter is '-'Ei purged from the sweet and -EL . Xf- there is left only a halo E filled with golden Clays. E -p- ,.-. ,,..,. II!I'HlIIlllHl!IllHllHIIIHIIIHIHIHHHHHllllllllllllllilllllli llkilillllllIHHHIHJlllH1HlHiiHlHMIlllllllllilllilfilll I ,ff-03' AZ: ff , The Crown, Nmeteen Twenty-five Qi: E ,F -me KV rm ,.,...., .... ..- , Crown Staff MARTHA RAGSDALE . ., Editor-in-Chief LEILA ELLIS . ..... . . Business Manager RUTH IENKINS . . . . . Photographie Editor CECELIA BAILEY ...... .N . .... A .... Art Editor JESSIE LEE COOKE . . ....... Assistant Editor LOUISE BROWNING . . . . Assistant Businefs Manager RUBY BELCHER . . Junior flxxixtarzt . '4 . Hgh .f ' - X f -Efbix T Mfg , IIlI'. -. he Crown, Nnteteen Twenty ve T .RA .. ....... ug,-I 1 I ,V L I, I X' ' x 4 , J 1 ' ... A , , 31? 'W ff., 1 mumlmmmn 5 Ullll ' '-unuu..numuummxm S -- SVJZAZGIWZIZGKVOEIFZZZGEWZIQZGZVOUIWZKZGIWZIKZGZVDZIIWZZKKIIWZYUS N I E Q I-..I.-..-...-...-I.-......-:..-..-.......-...- .-..-..-..-....-..-. .. Q..4..-I+ Q S 1' I H E 3. Ai 5 WWW c'? '7 Y A E A 6 15 f 'W I A . x 4' Wgav , Ml G S zwigim' mfgfsit I S vw , 'F X- - 'IWW .. ' 1 IE , .'.. ,afb 1 'iPA'v'g' D... gg I . W 1 S B aiuI-1-uin--nu1:1-un-:u1uu1nu1un1uu:I1l1ul1un1:l1ln1 u1ul1uI1lII:lII1uu--un-:nfs . M Q Q 5 . 5 5 .!..-.. ....... ............ . ...........1. E 51 1: ' S I R A A Q -I DW 5 I D E D I C A T I O N H S 61 I ,, I , .1 .,U..4 ,. ... u,.wu..W I .,... I .. ,.... .. ....uu1...A..1.,.....1Au. T K,11K W uK,...,.u. ....n., Au .u..K. .,,..,.A .,,u.u um.,.u.K..1 I n1u.uwMiK.1i. T N N - 5 g To r Q A K S ' HURTENSE 'CABEL II Q3 . ,Q E I WHO HAS BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO Us T N Q THESE YEARS IN COLLEGE: WHO, WITH I ' S S HER BRIGHT SMILE, HAPPY FACE, AND 'I Q N It WOMANLY EORTITUDE, HAS LIGHT- H E Q QI ENED OUR TRIALS AND BRIGHTENED If ,Eg S M OUR WAY, WE, THE SENIOR '5 E Q : CLASS OF 1925, LOVINGLY T E Q ' DEDIGATE THIS 'I G KI g H 5 ' ' G R O W N ' ' 5 S S I E gl I by E If A Q I I . , A MFTlllll'Wlllll'llIl1llIlH-iIllTllI1TIlllTlllllllIiIIIITIHTlllK'iIl11QTUhTlI1lTllllTllH11llll1llIITll:l4 5 fb. ?2:znI?mIQ:mIm1RUp2Qznm24II3mmIEUDZQEIMIWQIMIRUAZQZWQWIME -1- I The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five IIIIIIII H XTR- M ! I 'i,'-Zv 1- I f . , X Q x I lx I 'HW F' nu dg X Q x nu: IuI1unnnnuInum.-...unIInIuI--mmm.m...mm-- - mumunumu X vix ' ' ul ,mn ' ummm 'Zaa ' '- S Www ...o,4,3v?..Q-..,-: . 4-2 4 J- 0 I x35 , If-in I 7 I. -I H: ,e 1 5 ,I im' 1 1' 'm f I X. lb . . W xffx , Insp1rat1on s- -- ' fff. I :ig This is Maytide and Springtime in Nature, I I And Maytide and Springtime with you,' , I But when was your Autumn or W'inter? Q1 ' I nefuer hafve seen you look blue. I ,A No matter howstormy the weather, Q No matter how gloomy the day, In the mercurial warmth of your features, l 5,33 Glow Summer and Sunshine at play. I 4, ' x Alt play-not in burdensome labor, l And yet not in idlesome sloth,' But efuer in glad joyous action I X That drifues away sorrow and wrath. hmm 01. . MJNQ 0, I think when I see the sweet gladness 4 www That sparkles and gleams in your eye, +5 I could sit at your feet a full fortnight l 0, Before I go forth buoyed to try. c To make this world happier and better, 17, , And fuller of faith and good cheer- Xk To alle-viate suffering and sadness, And banish all bother and fear. ' W You would lift me, I think, to new prospects ' Of faith and of hope and of lofve, 1 That would sweeten the bitters of earth, dear, And charm 'me to heafven above. I I il fl s tv X0 ' I gf' 4,5 4.52-'V -M' 1 .f?H- .-N J 4 14952 l 1 gl 9' ji 5 . 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 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 i '-, ,f - N I ' -EJUENN . ff H e ...,........... ........ The cfm' Nmefm Tweflfytve E . xx? REV. E. F. GOODSON, Preiident Doctor Goodson has in a year's time won the hearts of all the girls by his interest, affection, and unending kindness and sympathy at all times. The Logan girls love the Logan president. 8 .fi- - - 'f 5' ' . The Crown, Nmeteen Twenty-five L I ,..- If 4 Illnwllil ln' , B g DEAN I. S. RAGSDALE Dean Ragsdale we all love I ' . t 1s-Dean who has made smooth the path of college life. He has been ever ready to help, to guide, to teach, and he has been an inspiration to us all. 9 W! ' 429 W XX ll E Y 1 4-sk ,,,.... .. 'I l . 'll'lll I M , J . IO 'DTM 1 -1 .4 ..--...'..'l.... . The CTOZU71-, Nineteen T1Uenfy'fIUe The Crown, Ninete en fwenty ve YN ffqq 5?f , f QW Faculty J. S. RAGSIJALE, A.B., Dean Latin and Education MRS. J. S. RAGSDALE, A.B., Principal High School History and Mdf!I6lIldllCJ IVIISS MARY L. GINN, A.B. English and History MADAB'IE LORENE CAEEL, AB. French and Art MRS. M. STODDARD SPAULDING, A.M., Lady Principal History MISS FAITH SAUNDERS, A.M. Science and llflalhcmalics MISS ALTHEA STEPHENS, AB. Dircfctor of Music MISS FRANCES LEDOYT YEARLY Voice' and Piano MISS DOROTHY WEST Violin, Orchestra, ana' Piano MISS MARY MARGARET CHESTER Expression and Physical Culture MISS AGNES FUNKHOUSER Social Sciences MISS LEONA BEASLEY Home Economics H1155 GENO ICING, Assistant in High School Latin and English MISS ELIZABETH MOURNING, B.S.S. Com incrcial Officers of Administration REV. EDWARD F. CSOODSON President and Treasurer I. S. RAGSDALE Dean MRS. M. STODDARD SPAULDING Lady Principal MISS ELIZABETH MOURNING Szcretary to President MRS. GIL T. BUEORIJ Mairon MRS. ILA COOKE Houseleeeper II .EX . .4 Q . ar gl, The Crown, Nnzeteen Twenty- ve I f ,,.. .......... . ' I r1.,, , ,mmummnm'mmx5 N Q 4 IVIAY DAY, 1924 I2 7 NX, Th C 'girl - rown, nzeteen Twenty ve L ., 75 I xx N' - J pa i e ff ..-........... .. ., SENIOKS 13 JZ .. -X-. I' N , The Crown, Nnzeteen Twenty va lll4es IIl,,,- I- ..-.. ., .. 1. , , . S6I'1IlO1' Class VIRGINIA YOUNG, Gin ALLENSVILLE, KY. Eta Upsilon Gamma President Student Government, '25, Vice-President Eta. Upsilon Gamma, '25, Diploma in Voice, '25, Glee Club, '24, Vice-President Glee Club, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Varsity, '25, Junior Team, '24, Senior Team, '25, Sigma, '25, Phi Kappa Delta, '25, Athletic Association, '24, '25, Automathean Society, '24, '25. Oh, fwhat is so rare as a day 'with Junie? LOUISE BROWNINGI RUSSELLVILLE, KY. Eta Upsilon Gamma Athletic Association, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Alethian Society, '24, '25, Joke Editor of Watcli Tower, '25, Assistant Business Manager Crown, '25, Expression Diploma, '23, The hand that made you fair, made you good. JESSIE LEE COOKE, Jess ST. LOUIS, MO. Eta Ulbsilon Gamma May Queen, '25,.President Eta Upsilon Gamma., '24, '25, Expression Diploma, '25, Athletic Association, '24, Secretary of Athletic Association, '25, Secretary and Treasurer of Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Automathean Society, '24, '25, Assistant Editor Crown, '25, Bus- iness Manager Watch Tower, '25, Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet, '25, Sigma, '24, '25, Phi Kappa Delta, '25. K1zofw her by her gait AVANELLE EARLE, Billy , DEPOY, KY. Eia Upsilon Gamma Senior Girl, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, Vice-President of Dramatic Club, '25, Glee Club, '24,'Secretary of Glee Club, '25, Alethian Society, '24, '25, Athletic Association, '24, '25, Home Economics Diploma, '25, Logan Cheer Leader, '25, Duo Croto, '24, '25, f 'It is a small Ming for you to -weary men. I4- w l I FR- an . , t -gi WX The Crown, N1neteen Twenty-five ja Qi A JIQ M H H Q in mn mum m,,,.m ' S6I1iO1' Class LEILA ELLIS, Lige HOPKINSVILLE, KY. Eta Upsilon Gamma Business Manager Crown, '25, Athletic- Association, '24, Treasurer of Athletic Association, '25, Glee Club, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Automathean Society, '24, '25, Vice-President Eta Upsilon Gamma, '24, Sec- retary of Eta Upsilon Gamma, '25, Treasurer Y. XV. C. A., '24, Y. W. Cabinet, '25, Duo Croto, '24, '25, Upon the earth there is not her like. ALLIENE FRYMIRE GRAND RIVERS, KY. Eta Upsilon Gamma Athletic Association, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Alethian Society, '24, '25, Joke Editor of VVatch Tower, '25, Secretary Student Government, '25, Senior Team, '24, Captain of Senior Team, '25, Varsity, '24, '25, Phi Kappa Delta, '25, ff merry heart makes a cheerful countenance AMANDA GILL, M if-andy ALLENSVILLE, KY. Eta Upxilon Gamma Athletic Association, '25, Glee Club, '25, Dramatic Club, '25, Alethian Society, '25, Special Editor of Watch Tower, '25, Sigma, '25, Phi Kappa, Delta, '25, F air, Joker, fwisef' PAULINE HIGGINS RUSSELLVILLE, KY. Athletic Association, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Alethian Society, '24, '25, Senior Team, '25, Junior Team, '24, Second Team, '25, JJ Hide not thy fwisdom in thy beauty. I5 .gg ' .. 'H , less . ,,',-',..-. - ..'... The Crown, -NTUEFGETL Twenty-five ----- mm .. .,, ............... -Q ' - - ..... ........s I Senior Class RUTH MAGENHEINIER LUZERNE, KY. Athletic Association, '24, Hiking Sponsor of Athletic Association, '25, Alethian Society, '24, '25, Secretary Y. W. C. A., '25. ' X I halve applied my hear! unto my fw0fk.u MAUDI3 L. MOODY, Java GUTHRIE, KY. Sigma Iota Chi President Y. W. C. A., '25, Secretary Sigma Iota Chi, '25, Athletic Association, '24, '25, Glee Club, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Junior Team, '24, Duo Croto, '24, '25. , i And be it said, her hair fwas red. ' 1 VIRGINIA MOORE, Gin RUSSELLVILLE, KY. Athletic Association, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Alethian Society, '24, '25, Assistant Business Manager of Watch Tower, '25, Home Economics Diploma, '25. Unto me men gafue ear, and fwaitedf' LAVERNE PENICK SCOTFSVILLE, KY. Athletic Association, '24, '25, Y. NV. C.'A. Cabinet, '24, Vice-President of Y. W. C. A., '25, Student Coun- eil, '24, Glee Club, '24, '25, Alethlan Society, '24, '25, Piano Diploma., '25, Valedictorian Class, '25. A most excellent accomplislzed' lady. 16 - f-I -rch I' The Crown, Nmeteen Twenty-five JEL Q A Q ... g '2',,,,,,,,, ,,,,. .. ...- 1- 4 Senior Class MARTHA RAGSDALE RUSSELLVILLE, KY. Sigma Iota Chi Logan Girl, '25, President of the Athletic Association, '25, Secretary of Athletic Association, '24, President of Senior Class, '25, Editor-in-Chief Crown, '25, Pres- ident of Junior Class, '25, Captain Junior Team, '24, Varsity, '24, Senior Team, '25, Captain Second Team, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Glee Club, '25, Auto- mathean Society, '24, '25, President of Sigma Iota Chi, '24, Duo Croto, '24, '25, Sigma, '25, Expression Diploma, '25. One -who ha: more than her :hard of gL'7Z11l5, Qwzl, and fwisdomf' MARY ELIZABETH RAMEY EDDYVILLE, KY. Athletic Association, '24, '25, Glce Club, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Alethian Society, '24, '25. As quiet as a lamb. DAISY NELL RICE, Other Twirznieu DEPOY, KY. Vice-President Athletic Association, '25, Glee Club, '25, Dramatic Club, '25, Alethian Society, '24, '25, Ex- change Editor of Watch Tower, Y. W. C. A., '24, Treasurer Y. W. C. A., '25, Captain of Beginners' Team, '25, Phi Kappa Delta, '24, '25. Of the tfwo the one is here. MARY BELLE RICE, Tzuin.nie DEPOY, KY. Editor-in-Chief Watch Tower, '25, Student Coun-, cil, '25, Athletic Association, '24, '25, Glee Club, '253 Dramatic Club, '25, Aiethian Society, '24, '25, Second Team, '25, Phi Kappa Delta, '24, '25. And the other appeareth here. 17 s i I i ' - 1 , its . 5K .'.I-. .... The Crown, Nnzeteen Twenty-fue J 4 . SCIHO1' C1855 THELMA RIGGS, Tea-Cake UPTON, KY. Sigma Iota Chi President Sigma Iota Chi, '25g Dramatic Club, '24: President of Dramatic Club, '25, Vice-President Stu- dent Government, '25: Athletic Association, '24, '25, Junior Yell Leader, '24: Senior Yell Leader, '25, Varsity Ye'l Leader, '25g Sport Editor Watch Tower, '25: Duo Croto, '24, '25, Sigma, '25. 'fNo bigger than an agate stone. GENEVA SIMMONS WELSH, LA. Athletic Association, '24, '25g Alethian Socioty, '24, '25: Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Home Economics Diploma, '25, Calm, fwfzatsozrfuer storms may strike the fworldf' r HORTENSE SMITH, Harry HORSE CAVE, KY. Athletic- Association, '24, '25g Automathean Society. '24, '25: Glee Club, '24, '25: Dramatic Club, '2-1, '25, Social Editor of Watch Tower, '25, '24 name not fwholly strange. RUBY TAYLOR BEAVER DAM, KY. Eta Upsilon Gamma Treasurer Eta Upsilon Gamma, '24, '25, Athletic yr. Association, '24, '25, Automathcan Society, '24, 2.1, Home Economics Diploma, '25, 1 'rDiJ6fBli071 shall prescrfue thee. 18 iw The Crown' Nineteen Twenty-five 5 E . nm- -mm-uunmlm' ml V, Y fl!l9iE,'.:1.m-ini ummm... 9 1 N 9 wr fk x x 2 ,...,.., ..... .. ------ - --'- ' ' K S61'1i01' Class I CECELIA BAILEY, Jack ADAIRVILLE, KY. President Glce Club, '25, Athletic Association, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Alcthian Society, '24, '25, Junior Team, '24, Senior Team, '25, Varsity, '24, '25, Art Department, '23, Voice Diploma, '25: Art Editor Crown, '25, Secretziry Junior Class, '24-3 Secretary Senior Class, '25, Sigma, '25, Phi Kappa Delta., '25. Open not thy heart to efvery man. RUTH JENKINS LAFAYETTE, TENN. Athletic Association, '24, '25, Drztmatic Club, '24-'25, Senior Special Piano, Automathean Society, '24, '25, Student Council, '24, Pliotographic Editor of the An- nual, '25. Not a hair amiss yet. ' MARGUERITE WATERS RUSSELLVILLE, KY. Athletic Association, '24, '25, Alcthian Society, '24, '25, Senior Team, '25, One man among a thousand hafue I found, 57 SARAH i LEET CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY. Athletic Association, '24, '25, Automathean Society, '24, '25, Home Economics Diploma, '25. ' A pleasant thing it is for the eyes to behold. 19 556 'S -E229 The Crown Nmeteen Twenty ve . 2 lc a , ........ .............. ' 'fi I gm ' XS S6I1iO1' Class Nor WILSON CLARKSON, KY. Athletic Association, '24, '25g Automathean Society, '24, '25: Duo Crow, '24, '25g Sigma, '25g Dramatic Club, '25, NA good report maketh the hone: fat. FRANCES HOPSON RUSSELLVILLE, KY. Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Alethian Society, '24, '25, Athletic Association, '24, '25. ' Sweeter than honey and the droppings of the honeycomb. 20 ,fEK W - fail. ff The Crown, Nwzeteen Twenty-fue X4 .E L H' '- s. E X ,... If 'I 'Q nnmlmmm-nu vx E:. ?-EL-IEE' :N in :' E . Ii!lH:'.'A- ' ' 'mszzi' 'm aalwniiin --Q . ,...... - . 1' .HQ 4... '4 'L'? fAfJl ' fi - . . J, . I A V ,J 1 ' ..1' w Wit'Ff?L T if' 5: 'h . 1'Wf2: 11mFff ., '+ :Q W X I5 bi- :H Ax. . 3 -4 ' -455' 1 ' . .-1 .Hfggpf ,gg:ef9!e!l!lfisFE51H:am:ss:s:n'? w 'L JJ 1 ' ' 5.1 ' 1.4 ,ff . ' F F ' . A H, ' f mf' 4-.. .Q 'fQ,f93Q75',.'5E- 'Q.- 1- .kj .. A Eg .:.--up - . .. . w - 1..... 1-if 5 iaf5 'f1'li!'-a .-... 71 'T-f 3'i.'-5: ',' ' f ' ,. . 7rQ::77IZ:f22x'-'?PGMi'f,, ,.,f, ,'. 2I Men S'-X gfx g MEAN T MQW sg I f E- , - K ' v fl-E ,, .llI..-'..'-.. The Crown, Nmeteen wenty ve X x lm, if V Q Junior Class MABLE RUTH HOLLAD AY Z I X BROWNSVILLE, TENNESSEE HENRY MORGAN E I X CAVE CITY, KENTUCKY MARY MORGAN H T I' CENTRAL CITY, KENTUCKY IONE REYNOLDS H T I' SLAUGHTERS, KENTUCKY 1 RUBY BELCHER E I X BEVIER, KENTUCKY PRESIDENT JUNTOK CLASS ADELE SHRADER E I X LoU1sv1LLE, KENTUCKY LILLIAN SHELTON GREENVILLE, KENTUCKY MARY WARREN GUTHRIE, KENTUCKY T e Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five A Q1 XJR' K .d4r+ - it .ee e,,. 4 T . g? I fflxr ff' I1 ,fl 3. 2 E ummm-m nl C, f Hf? Junior Class FLORA TRIMBLE RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY LOUISE BROWN ROCHESTER, NEW YORK JAUNITA BROVVNING H 'I' T' KUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY SARA CLARK E I X RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY PELOSIA DANIAL LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY FLORA GALLOWAY E I X BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY MARGARET GUION RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY THELMA HALE GREENVILLE, KENTUCKY ,i um-,,........ ,. Q01 ....... - MK. gp N ' V JYEZCN R 1-M - ............, ' I ff 1 I K E ' I, W IIE A .. :::L1 ..... . S h g The Crown Nnzeteen Twenty ve Y Y V: mmm V 24- Iunior Class FRANCES JONES RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY BEULA MARIA HESS CENTRAL CITY, KENTUCKY SUE KATHRYN KING 2 I X ELIZABETHTOWN, KENTUCKY LOUISE LACEFIELD CENTRAL CITY, KENTUCKY 1 DOROTHY DEAN LEE MARION, KENTUCKY LOUISE LEE H T 1' MARION, KENTUCKY ANNIEWLAM RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY MILDRED LAWSON RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five Mmmmmm nn. ,,.. .lwlv , Vxiggii. 'b'fHA i wmv' qg. , A --1' .-0 '- W... i It wr m mm' l 'UMllmllI' umm 5 .. fpkwmz-C 4 I - -1- 1 ILLQX i ..-gk M ..l,. H lulllll The Crown, N1neteen Twenty ve' mmlllllnl:::..c.. . V - umuulnml , - --.. ., ..........,, WMEUQ. 0' Y' REA!-Ry 19 'Ve S I fa R 3 OIPFICERS FANNIE STROTIIER . . MARY BYRNE EDVVARDS . AVVILDA VVoo'1'I5N Jem . . I . . .Prfsident . . . . .p'ifL'-PfL'5id!'7Zf . Secrclary- Treamrcr CLASS ROLL ETHA O,NEAL AWILIJA VVOOTEN JENNIE KLEIN RUTH PINKSTON GLAIJYS FARMER FANNIE STROTHER MARX' SULLIVAN Z6 LULA MAE FEL'I's BEAISRICE BARNES MARY DRAPER GLADYS OVERBY MARY BYRNE EDWARDS MARY DELLE BARNES - K' 23- . nagf -T7 , 'I ,ny Wf The Crown Nnzeteen Twenty-five I 'IIIIIII LX, .. .......................,..,....... ...........,...................,..... ........................ , .................. ....... . , ..... E ,... .. 'J-2' ummullv' ...,..................-- 27 .EN - ' The Crown fneteen Twenty- X Q V X N K . I 1 WMA N gsm.. f A , gm V, -n -2- Y .........................,...,,..,,,,,m W My M -W NM AELDWQ CLARICE BUFORD, Prnszd CLASS ROLL LOUISE E LIS RUTH VICK MABLE LUCILE JARVIS SARAH JONES MILDRED PILLOW C RICE BUFO 1 8 - Th C N fm Z A6 1 f' J 3 : e rown, rneteen Twenty-yqve -- Vg ., - fl' R- 1 v - op5om0re ,, C 307907 ORA MAE COKE, President CLASS ROLL NIART1-IA JETT GORDON LORENA VVILLIAMS IEANNETTE PERRY CATHERINE SCOGGINS ORA MAE COKE 1 29 ,591 f -G ,, . 'eygfx T e Crown Nmeteen .Fwenty ve nz ' ,WS rosfnm Academy' NLE- . X ROBERTA KEENE, President CLASS ROLL LAURA BEN WOLFE GLENDOLA Hmuus ELIZABETH PHILLIPS ROBERTA K1-:ENE MAE KATHERINE BROWN 3 30 fl xi Q 1- gy D 4 J The Crown, Nnzeteen Twenty-five xgi x f E LLEEESPEEIAL 9, 31 .LEX Law 'ei X535 , I .'--'.. The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five x f I 1 i' -X t 2 I A 5 i 41 llllllllllill S - , IU 9 'umm num XX tb. The F1ne Arts Department v' '1 SCHOOL can produce a thorough 'education without the aid and touch of the culture procured from the Fine Arts. The Fine Arts Department has been a very prom- inent and substantial influence in the school. lVIiss Althea Stephens, the director of music, has proved earn herself very efficient in this department, and has directed a number of Agnes Scott, interesting programs. Miss Stephens, a graduate from is very thorough in her Work. Under her supervision and careful instruction she has graduated a number of girls this year. lVIiss Frances Yearly has been with Logan three years. It is useless to commend her for her Work. It sings for itself. The voice department has been very strong this year, and especially has the Glee Club produced some beautiful numbers, the outstanding feature being Yanki San. The Expression Department has reached the acme of perfection under Miss Mary hlargaret Chester. Her pupils have individually shown marked improvement under her instruction. The plays ofthe year, All of a Sudden Peggy, The Prince Chap, and KiM1'S. Bump- stead Leigh, were cast and directed with discrimination and care. As the CROWN goes to press, the spring play, As You Like It,', is being cast, and will conclude a very successful year under the super- vision of Miss Chester. The Art Department has not made as extensive showing as the others, however, the work of llifladame Cabel is unquestionable, and she has done much with her small class. The Home Economics Department has grown steadily, and this year the Work has been outstanding under llfliss Leona Beasley as director. The pupils displayed their skill and ability very artistically in the Sun- day Night Tea Room in Logan, and by the perfectly served teas for the faculty. 3-2 ,- -X ,K be . 'f -F X . The Crown, Nmeteen Twenty-fue L Q QM Q, Qmlmn m lm, ,............. f- .... . Y 7 r : 5 5 SPECIAL GRADUATES 33 E 1 S I E-1 'A N T QS If I L II'-'l. '..- .'.. ' The Crown, ineteen wenty ve W 1 R Q - J- 1---mmm .L - ..... Q 'mm mm xy Althea Stephens Director of .flfusic Miss Stephens has been In Logan only a year, but long enough that we have discovered her real worth. She has made a splendxd success of her department. CLASS ROLL RUTH JENKINS JESSIE LEE COOKE LA VERNE PENICK IONE REYNOLDS MARY DRAPER 34 LOUISE LACEEIELD LORENA WILLIAMS GENO KING AWILDA C. VVOOTEN T71 C ' - Wai? fl A 3 X x if 73 e rown, Nmeteen Twenty five K4 Q -I E L Q ,. - V z IEE' 200, Frances LeDoyt Yearly Director of Voice Miss Yearly has built up a strong voice department during her stay in Logan, through persistent Work and real ability, and has developed some especially godd voices. CLASS ROLL CECELIA BAILEY VIRGINIA YOUNG GERTRUDE OlBRIEN FLDRA GALLOWAY SARA JONES TEIELMA Riccs LOUISE ELLIS MARTHA RAGSDALE ELEANOR HALL JOHN BRICE MARION GLENDOLA HARRIS MILDRED WILSON PHILENA MITCHEL SUE KATHRYNE KING LOUISE BROWNING FELOSIA DANIEL mm S' 'SS ' qgbx , 1 4 -SK 'J ---....... The Crown, Nineteen Twenty ve ' 7, 7 ' ' ' -- Dorothy West Director of Violin In the three years Miss West has been at Logan her department has been one of the best of the school. She can certainly play a VIOIII1, and She has the art of teaching others to play. CLASS ROLL MABLE RUTH HOLLADAY ELLEN PROCTOR HENRY MORGAN CLARICE BUFORD MARY DELLE BARNES FRANCES HOPSON MARY HARDIN BERNARD RUBY PURVIS JENNIE KLEIN HANNAH KLEIN - MARY FRANCES VVELDEN FRANCES HOLLAND fail 7 X The Crown, Nrneteen Twenty- ve xi L Ag df .:- - V A fx ,, - ' ' ' me 6 , q - l .nl- Q ,......--- jf, mmunnnmm' mr 4t, mrE5i5f.Q '-:E ...--....-- ' mmumu- 30011 Mary Margaret Chester Director of Expression Miss Chester has made her department one of the most popular in the school by her enthusiasm for her work and never-failing interest in her pupils. CLASS ROLL THELMA Rlccs MARTHA RAGSDALE RUBY BELCHER ADELE SHRADER JESSIE LEE Cooks SARA CLARK 37 BILLY EARLE MABLE RUTH HOLLADAY MARY ERMINE EDWARDS HENRIETTA WHITAKER LOUISE BROWNING g,Ss' N r Exxwom' . C -C Ji The Crown, N1ne'teen Twenty-five If- K '5 V ,in i I... 'II' ' -... ., H1 ..... .., ,,,,, mm S COOKING' CLASS SEWING CLASS 38 - fl -B Zz ,Al W N X X5 . .aff if f 3 , The Crown, Nvneteen Twenty-ffve Av QL Z L - 20, LH' - . , - :JJAX E! 7- 522 X, ..,.,,, ,,.,, IIUIIIII T A e Crown, Nnzeteen Twenty-five a H1 ' m The Student Government' OFFICERS VIRGINIA YOUNG . .... . . . President THELMA Riccs . . . Vice-President ALLIENE FRYMIRE . . ..... Secretary MARX' BELLE RICE . . . . . Senior Rejzresentaiifue FANNIE STROTI-IER . . . . Srfnior High Reprweizfatifzie MABLE RUTH HOLLADAY . . . Junior Reprewntatifve The scholastic year of 1924-1925 has been the most progressive year in the history of student government at Logan. It has been the purpose of both faculty and student body to co-operate in such a Way as to mutually relieve each other of certain burden- some tasks. Things never before attempted have been successfully undertaken. A sense of responsibility on the part of the student is being seen and felt. A finer spirit of co-operation is being manifested along lines pertaining to college life in general. It is the purpose of those in charge to create a true spirit of democracy on the part of the student, that she may be fitted for the full responsibilities of living as a citizen in a democracy. Mtich has been accomplished already, but more remains to be done. 4.0 I - ff -Rl 75' 5 Th C ' - Xl e rown, Nmeteen Twenty five , ,,,,,,,,,,,,mumll ' Young' Womenls Christian Association OFFICERS MAUDE L. MOODY . ..... . . . President LA VERNE PENICK . . Vice-President DAISY NELL RICE . . . . Seoroiary RUTH MAGENHEIMER . . Treasurer CABINET FELOSIA DANIEL . .... . Program MARTHA RAGSDALE . . . Social Jessie LEE CooKE . ..... Music LEILA ELLIS . . . . . F0l'Uiy7Z Missions The purpose of the international organization of the Young Women's Christiari Association is to provide for the four-fold development of young Womeny the intellec- tual, the spiritual, the social, and the physical. In a group of college women, the in- tellectual and physical development is cared forg therefore, the Y. W, puts emphasis on the social and the spiritual life of the Women. Attempts Were made to create a spirit of friendship among the girls by bringing them together through informal parties during the early months of. school. The Y. W. parties have helped many a homesick girl. The Sunday night services have always been a source of pleasure and inspiration. 4.1 j i E2,'f:ss' E, Q, . A l .'l.'.'... The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five ........,..,,,,.,x5i S E ' The Watch Tower THE STAFF MARY BELLE RICE .... ...... . . . . Ediior-in-Chief PIORTENSE SMITH . . . . . . Social Editor AMANDA GILL . , . . Special Editor TI-IELMA Rlccs . . . . . Sport Editor MAUDE L. Moonv . . Alumnae Editor LOUISE BROWNING . . . . Joke Editor DAISY NELL RICE . . Exrharzge Editor JESSIE LEE COOKE . ....... Bzuilzess Manager VIRGINIA MOORE .' . flmixfant Busiizesx Manager Logan has for many years kept the school current events circulating by aid of the Watch Tower, a semi-monthly paper published by the seniors. This year the staff has suffered financial didiculties to the extent that the publication has been very ir- regular. Notwithstanding this fact, every paper has contained excellent material. 4,2 - fgi TA C TM 2 Ia ' RE ll af - . 'Ali .3 E e rown, Nrneteen Twenty-five ,L 23 E 1 dl Zan S The Glee Club The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Frances Yearly, has been an im- portant feature of Logan this year. Every year, as a part of the college program, the Glee Club gives an Operetta. This year they turned their talents to a Japanese pro- duction, Yanki San, in which Miss Bailey took the leading part. The entire cast was Well selected and trained, and the operetta was the best ever given in Logan. The Glee Club has sung on many occasions throughout the year, and has always been received with favor. CECELIA BAILEY. I . . . AVANELLE EARLE . . . JESSE LEE COOKE . . MARY BELLE RICE DAISY NELL RICE DOROTHY DEAN LEE LOUISE LEE MABLE RUTII HOLLADAY' AWILDA K. WOOTEN MAUDE L. MOODY TI-IELMA Riocs MARTHA RAGSDALE OFFICERS IXTEMRERS LEILA ELLIS AVANELLE EARLE RUBY BELCHER IONE REYNOLDS CECELIA BAILEY SUE KATHERINE RUTH PINKSTON LOUISE ELLIS MARY WARREN MARY RAMEY X 43 . . . . Preriderzl . . Via'-Pmsident Secretary and Treasurer KING HORTENSE SMITH FLORA GALLOWAY VIRGINIA YOUNG IESSIE LEE COOKE AMANDA GILL BEULAII HESS CLARICE BUEORD LAVERNE PENICK FELOSIA DANIEL 'N-:ei-21,5-QNX Twentlffve E gi , X -Y Q' ' ' I. lu.. :: ' '- --- me ' The Orchestra DOROTI-IY WEST ..... MARY DELLE BARNES . . . SUE KATHRYNE KING . HENRY MORGAN PERRY SQUIRES . MUIR TAYLOR . ROY SILER . . CLIFTON BELL . C. T. MCCORMICK Banjo and . Violin Saxophone Trombone Saxophone Saxophone . Drums . Violin, Director . . Piano Cornet The orchestra is a new and charming feature of Logan. It has assisted in prac- tically all of the programs and events of the year. Orchestra practice on Wednesday' night is apparently always a joyous occasion, and when public performances are given, the Congeniality of the Orchestra somehow is felt through the music-their joy radiates. .E fax L A - I NN The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five XIX' 23 5 fr ffm. .. ff ee ,... , 4 It V 'Y annum lllllllllk 4 r A40 ' 444 4' .Iv X323 lx, C' 32444 y I -V N3 - ' x Fil' mu '-fr, . . Y'1,'. 5 IX , ' f'g,,,,f 'iw' -' I M-. 'II 1'1' ' -- f-, li-- -:N .,...ElI7' . . N , f II ' S 2 'li -I vw 1:-Q 4' MN Og! O 4s 94,4 N4 Clif.- 4I ' N 4 ff 4 'I E 1 FF The Stage rafters The name Stage Crafters was adopted by the Dramatic Club when it was organ- ized in the year 1923, under the able lead- ership of Miss Mary Margaret Chester, the point her expression class, and with this as a nucleus, built a strong and active Club. The aim of the club is two-fold, namely the development of the appreciation of bet- ter drama, and the development of the dramatic talent of the students. 40 I M44 I 1 C 1 ' ' 9 Nix ,Q 5 AF 'V .Ns . A 1-' + I If 1 Ig l ,Ummm UNK xx ,r-R' -'mlm' till' I -W 'IMP 'ljllilgim ,M ' 'f - J expression teacher. She chose as a starting X A i X x I l xT'! H J M fi :X vm xfknilgl I I E at yay xwi lxi X ' N , 5 4 ' , 'UO' 'dll 'ff Nl OFFICERS THELMA RIGGS . . . ..... Pres-ident AVANELLE EARLE ..... Vice-President JESSIE LEE COOKE . . Secretary and Treasurer CECELIA BAILEY MARTHA RAGSDALE RUBY BELCHER ADELE SHRADER VIRGINIA YOUNG JEANNETTE PERRY DAISY NELL RICE MARY BELLE RICE HENRY MORGAN SUE KAT'HRYN KING SARA CLARK JENNY KLEIN MARY E, EDWARDS MARY B. EDWARDS MERIBERS MARY MORGAN AWILDA C. VVOOTEN DOROTHY D. LEE LOUISE LEE ROBERTA KEEN MARY RAMEY KATHERINE SCoGGINs MAUDE L. MOODY LEILA ELLIS IONE REYNOLDS MARY WARREN FLORA GALLOWAY CLARICE BUFORD FLORA TRIMBLE GLADYS FARMER 45 LOUISE BROWNING JUANITA BROWNING AMANDA GILL FRANCES HOPSON SARA JONES LOUISE LACEFIELD BEULAH HESS FANNIE STRDTHER ETHA O'NEAL RUTH JENKINS HORTENSE SMITH Nor VVILSON HENRIETTA WHITTAKER ALLIENE FRYMIRE ..Ef fN W ,l,... The Crown, Nineteen Twenty ve . P X L Ir J: L gffw V ' --. WS Alethmn OC16ty , . . ALETHIAN SOCIETY, founded 111 1899, has steadily progressed until it has now become one of the outstanding elements in the literary activities of Logan. The semi-monthly programs, Consisting of debates, Tian readings, and musical numbers, have proved not only very interesting, but .-.,, beneficial as a Whole to the student body. 'Jai' The Alethian Society, Organized one year after the Automathean produced the necessary rivalry to keep up the spirit and pep of the school Here's to the Alethians-let's hold her banner high. Society, has HENRY MORGAN ORA MAY COKE IEANETTE PERRY MARY BELLE RICE DAISY NELL RICE RUTH PINKSTON ALLIENE FRYMIRE SARAH CLARK JENNIE KLEIN VIRGINIA MOORE TVTEMBERS SARAH JONES AVANELLE EARLE FLORA TRIMBLE RUTH MAGENHEIMER FRANCES HOPSON MARY MORGAN ETHA O'NEAL LOUISE BROWNING DOROTHY DEAN LEE GENEVIEVE RICE BEATRICE BARNES RUBY BELCHER MARY HARDIN BERNARD GLADYS FARMER FLORA GALLOWAY AMANDA GILL MARGARET GUION PAULINE HIGGINS GERTRUDE HILDABRAND FRANCES JONES ROBERTA KEEN 46 LOUISE LACEFIELD LA VERNE PENICK MILDRED PILLOW MARY RAMEY TONE REYNOLDS GENEVA SIMMONS MARY VVARREN MARGUERITE VVATERS CECELIA BAILEY RUTH VICK - FRI asf T I1 C ' - 'qlfiz N E Zgm, A W2 ':'::f 4 'Z - e rown, Nnteteen Twenty five KIM I X - E L' m . U n 4 Automathean ociety ,fu Wax AUTONIATHEAN SOCIETY Was founded in 1898. It is the oldest organization in school. Since its beginning it has been prominent 1 ' alternately as a social and literary society. There has always been a friendly rivalry between the Automatheans and Alethians. This year A Tv Y..,,hf.a L S5 X 1 : ,I N -1 A dh B the societies have given semi-monthly programs as a part of the regular outlined course of study. Credit has been given for the Work done. Officers are elected every quarters. The programs consist of readings, solos-both vocal and instrumental-essays, criticisms, and debates. They have proved entertain- ing as well as instructive. The college family has been fortunate this year in having in its midst Mrs. Bark- ley, the mother of one of the charter members of the Automathean Society. I'm an Automathean born, and an Automathean bred, And when I die, I'lI be an Automathean dead. So rah! rah! for Automatheang rah! rah! for Automatheang Rah! rah! for Auto-ma-the-an. THELMA RIGGs MAUDE L. MOODY RUBY TAYLOR RUTH JENKINS NoI WILSON GLADYS OVERBY FANNIE STROTHER NINA MAE LAM HORTENSE SMITH MARY BYRNE EDWARDS JAUNITA BROWNING AWILDA C. VVOOTEN SUE KA'THRYN KING CLARICE BUEORD MEB'IBERS ADELE SHRADER MARTHA IETT GORDON KATHERINE SCOGGINS SARAH LEET MABLE RUTH HOLLADAH' MARY DELL BARNES LOUISE BROWN FELOSIA DANIEL LOUISE ELLIS LULA MAE FELTS THELMA HALE BEULAH MARIE HESS MABLE LUCILE IARVIS 47 CAssIE KINCHELOE ANNIE LAM LILLIAN SHELTON LOUISE LEE MILDRED LAWSON MARY SULLIVAN HELEN SCI-IANZENBACHER LAURA BEN VVOLEE LORENA VVILLIAMS MARY DRAPER MARTHA REGSDALE JVESSIE LEE COOKE VIRGINIA YOUNG LEILA ELLIS . Q QW -H I HQ o 5 ,J '..l..l-.'... .I The rown, 1neteen Twenty-yqve n1 1Ilg i ' lm ............ , ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,m,m - -fb' 4+-V4 A V , f:.,., im,V2'VVV:V A?2+zf.gr,5:V'VffV. , ' V :TZ --f-.37-Va5Y:1fg33r1zfr,j,f V' M' Ev . 3 V . . ,Ziff 5 N: f . V Vi. f-.1ff:-121,sV?if1fEfif:2i2gQfL5w,' 4 V - , f -- QV 1 . , - ' V c V1 A .tr-V..4 .- .mf-Q ff- ,u 4 , .-fi V- -V.Q:.:- 131 .. , 1 Vi k. 21 Fas, f ' 1-fr V' s wg' Vai- 11 1a'ez1QVV'f5.'f'fii'lfaafss V , 1 f'V2l,g:ah2,,LV.iV'j1fVV,-V. 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Rf! -f'f-.-, ,.., T'fE5' 31g.V, , 0 452 SIGNIA CLUB 48 The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-fue f-'RH 4 , S fagif ' 2 m y IE' ,4-5 fe w L YS , nuuyw unIIInuvnnnn1nnunmmmnunmnmmnmnnnmuun ummnmu1mnnmnmmuum umm-mm I-mmmn --mm --- un ulumunlmu nn - .. tn..-1' ,,.- nm null' 2 uruumuul -ll l ' - eee e4e.e , fr ff- - fe, -'ff f---f f A- --X1 3 49 :Rig gf f jufw , ,gg The Crown, Nfneteen Twenty ve .1 1 ,JJ 'lllll ' - ' i lu -..l -.. D T1 -- ---. m Eta Upsilon 'Gamma Founded, Columbia, Mo., 1901 - Established, Logan, 1924. Colors: Green and Gold Flofwer: Cream Rose Motto: Be strong in the truth. CHAPTER ROLL ' ' Beta . . ..... . . . Harden College, Mexico, Mo. Epsilon . . . . Ce11tral College, Lexington, Mo. Nu . . . . Greenville College, Greenville, S. C. Omicron. '. . . Belhaven College, Jackson, Miss. Pi . . . Stephens College, Columbia, Mo. Sigma . . Eastern College, Manassas, Va. Upsilon . . . Hamilton College, Lexington, Ky. Tau . . Logan College, Russellville, Ky. Tau Chapter MARY LABELLE GINN, Sponsor GFFICERS JESSIE LEE COOKE . . . . . . . .... Presidenl VIRGINIA YOUNG . . . Vice-Presideni LEILA ELLIS . . . ..... Scrrelary RUBY TAYLOR . . . . . Treasurer XPLEDGES , ixfiEMBERS JUANITA BROWNING LOUISE BROWNING KAWILDA C. W700TEN IONE REYNOLDS MARY MORGAN AMANDA GILL XDOROTHY DEAN LEE AVANELLE EARLE LOUISE LEE 50 XLOUISE LACEFIELD XFANNIE STROTHER KET!-IA O'NEAL ALLIENE FRYMIRE LEILA ELLIS JESSIE LEE COOKE VIRGINIA YOUNG RUBY TAYLOR FR Th C N' - my e rown, nzeteen Twenty five Q m '20 , .EN ' 3-2ll,c ?'N Xia g ,, Illllll' '..'..' T he Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five Sigma Iota Chi Founded, Alexandria, La., 1903 Established, Logan, 1923 Colors: Purple and Gold Flofwer: Royal Violet Moilo: Deus libertas lex ' CHAPTER ROLL ' . Eta . . ......... Stephens College, Columbia, Mo Omicron . ,...... Hardin College, Mexico, Mo Tau . . . . . . Central College, Lexington, Mo Kappa , . . Greenville Woman's College, Greenville, S. C Zim , , .... A.. Belhaven College, jackson, Miss. Phi , . . . Maryland College, Lutherville, Md Gamma . ...,. Logan College, Russellville, Ky Sigma , . Normal School of Gymnasium, Boston, Mass. Epyilgn , ...... Anderson- College, Anderson, S. C. Nu . . . . Amer. Physical Education College, Chicago, Ill. R110 , ...... Hamilton College, Lexington, Ky. Pi , ' ...... Synodical College, Fulton, Mo. Chi , . Howard College, Birmingham, Ala. Gamma Chapter MARX' MARGARET CHESTER, Sponsor GENQ KING, Sii-ter in Fafully q OFFICERS TI-IELMA Rlocs ..... ...... . .... P rexident FLORA GALLOWAY . . . . . . . Vine-President MAUDE L, MOODY , , , . Sfcrelary and Treasurer MEh'IBERS RUBY BELCHER MABLE RUTH HOLLADAY AGCLARICE BUFORD SUE KATHRYN KING SARA CLARKE MAUDE L. Moouv FLORA GALLOWAY HENRY MORGAN MARTHA RAcsoALE THELMA Riccs ' ADELE SHRADER QFPLEDGE 52 f nu , EET, L .Q -F . ,J f The Crown, Nmeteen Twenty-five ',lI JM . 1 EI I QM S' E ,U ' . 3 .QNX U -I '?E, Q ,, ,,,,,,,,.,... The Crown, Nmeteen Twenty 'ue 11 ' ...,,,, ,,,,,m,,,m PaH'HC116HiC Council MARY MARGARET CHESTER MARY LABELLE GINN . LEILA ELLIS . . . :NIARTHA RAGSDALE JESSIE LEE COOK . THELMA Rrccs . OFFICERS E I X Sponsor H 'I' I' Sponsor MERIBERS 54 . President . Secretary FI Y I' . Z I X H Y I' . Z I X fix 5 ,. XX The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five I L 7 Dlx n A T- 1559. E- ,... 100 -,,...-- L 1 lj ,.....--- ,.. m mlmmnum .--' ? umm--ml 011nnm:unln...uuul MEAAWWWTR 4 XMI!! ST- X ,Li XML? 55 'QS - -EN - ' .- USEN- , , ,Z-, X KST ' -. T. 9 ,N . i . ..... 71 l I k 'lllll lllllllllll L: I, l'-.....- - T e Crown, Nmeteen Twenty ve' 9-S ,,,,,4L, A I n, ,,', I I IIIIIIIIIII nummlmuxs , The Stars in Our Crown MARTHA RAGSDALE . . . . . '. . . Logan Girl AVANELLE EARLE . . ...... Senior Gir RUBY BELCHER . . . . . . Junior Girl ETHA OYNEAL . . Prep Girl VVe started out to End some girls to answer to who's who, The girls who look and talk the best, and know best what to dog VVe considered their popularity, their looks, their place in the sun, VVe've gone over all the Held, and at last, this is what we've done For the Logan Girl, we chose a girl most wondrous wise, A charming girl, a friendly girl, joy shining in her eyes, YVe've looked this whole school over, and this is what we say, Martha is Miss Logan, today and every day. Here's a pretty girl with golden hair, which poets love to see, The most attractive Senior Girl, as winsome as can beg Vile present her to your view, she is indeed a pearl- The popular girl, the all-round girl-she is Miss Billy Earle. From the Junior Class we bring to you the Junior Girl so fair, The stuclious girl, the talented girl, her praises fill the airy A maid Dame Fashion smiles upon, a popular young lass, A winning girl, a lovely girl, the leader of her class. We have a Prep. 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The Crown, N1neteen Twenty-five ff , wi f 2 Q lmmnmmm , ...1.1 1 mu-mm ATHLETIEE iii? gg 3' g n , '- 61 gm. FZ 11 'NK i A ?A. 5,9 . E eteen Twenty ve : ................ , , , V ' - '--'-. as The Athletic Association OFFICERS MARTHA RAGSDALE. . . .... ..... P rendent DAISY NELL RICE . . . Vice-President JESSIE LEE COOKE . . . . . Serretary LEILA ELLIS . . . . Treasurer SPONSORS DOROTHY DEAN LEE .... . Basketball RUTH MAGENHEIMER . Hiking FANNIE STROTHER . . S-wimming MARY SULLIVAN . . . Tennix RUBY BELCHER . Pasture 62 ,fa x - 'f J' 5 , The Crown, Nqteteen Twenty-five 51 ,,,,.,.,,,...... The Athletic Association evQLZNi SPIRIT of the times demands the most perfect development of :sl aria-. .. - ' ' ' . . . . . which woman is capable. The zum of education is to develop the girls both physically and mentally. It is the purpose of this department to it -:.' 7 develop the girls physically. Through the raising of their standards of health, we hope to increase the efficiency of the students. We hope through the training given to contribute to their health, organic vigor, grace of person, and good physical habits. The Athletic Association provides opportunity for every girl to overcome, by means of corrective and educational gymnastics, faulty posture and abnormal conditions. Logan is excellently equipped for physical education. The new gym, with its splendid basketball court and large inviting swimming pool, is a source of pride and pleasure to all Logan girls. Hiking has held a prominent place among the sports this year. Practically all the girls have been drawn at some time or other into the joys of this outdoor recreation. As the CROWN goes to press, two girls-Ma1'y lllorgan and lVlable Ruth Holladay- have won sweaters through the point system of the Athletic Association in this sport alone. lVIany more lack only a few more miles to entitle them to a sweater. The tennis season has just opened, but from the interest shown this early, it is evident that tennis is to be a prominent sport. Logan has one of the best equipped swimming pools in the South. Swimming has been enjoyed all the year. Probably more girls have indulged in this sport than in any other. Hardly a day has passed without finding girls diving, swimming, or learn- ing to swim. The study of posture has been introduced this year. By bulletins, talks, and ex- ercises, the correct positions of walking, sitting, and standing have been brought to the girls. The basketball season of 1924-25 was quite a success. Miss Funkhauser proved an efficient coach. Logan offered excellent material for a team. During the season the varsity played two games with Evansville College, two games with WCStC1'D College of Bowling Green, and one with Peabody College at Nashville. The second team played Elkton, Olmstead, the varsity, andibeginners' team. These, with the Junior-Senior game, make a total of ten games played during the season. A regular class in gymnasium, under the able direction of Miss Chester, has met twice a week throughout the year and helped much the physical development of the girls. The exhibition of the gym class has come to be one of the popular events of the year. 63 :in X- 412 'N Q- - fi ' z, M ita ,............. .. A ., -551 , , , The Crown, Nvneteen Twenty-five N:-N . 7 f 3 .I--munn rnme: i qii , ., lm 'innIinInmummm-mmm 1- .. 'I ' 'lvummnm-mt-mmvm 4 w1'sftsIfW tf MW SMH me 1' ' ' I A f is iw i ?j:'3s,g.:p',sg:g5: k.h. i ii . , ,' all ' Qk' f f Q . '- ' -V-' ' I .... -. wg: Q X . , 2' 2 V I if B Y Ni 6 C gt Q ,E W mf we I. N I yd K , 9 X Q , , an I 71 W Q ii it l ,Q 1 s 9 X i ,R if es: sg 1 X, ,y if 0 f N. S ,qw . , i I f ' ,fi :I A . M K 3 1 5 Ml J' 6 4' x ,.,, , ., W VVYYY , ,, ,.,.. , ,EE ., , .r , .tv M ,-tv:-1 -9- . 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R: -4: ..5.15.-.fr :maya-.,, 2- ,s4,1,,,.,,.,,:m:, ..,..:::.g,,.,. -I:-::m+:4a-.aw.-Af-:+Lf--4:-1-A A-Q H It wr-V'.-.-.'.-A.11,.,:.f,aAffv-Lmy-f M- ..,N. fm.. H i 1 U V U W' 'V H ., 12215 I -. A A A- x I' ' ' BELCHER SHRADER O'NIsAL ADELE SHRADER, Center-t'Del was our competent business manager KING and dependable center. She always did her best in every game, shooting short goals and playing the Hoor. MARY MORGAN, Forfward-Mary soon became! known as our star shot. She was a brilliant player, seldom losing her judgment. I RUBY BELCHER, Captain, Forward-Ruby put the spirit and pep in the team. She was al- ways cool, steady, and dependableg a good player, and a splendid captain. ALLIENE FRYMIRE, Guard-Alliene guarded for Logan with the greatest ability, and it was .very seldom an opponent threw a goal over her. VIRGINIA YOUNG, Guard-Virginia was always found trying. No forward proved too small or too large for' her. She was a good jumper, and knew how to stick. ETHA OJNEAL, Subxlitufe Forfward- Peewee never weakened the team. She went like a Hash and usually scored for Logan. CECELIA BAILEY, 'Szzbxlitute Center- Jack was always there with place if the time should come. 1 pep, ready to take her SUE KATHRX'N KING, Subsfiiulc Guard-Sue was the fastest girl on the floor. She was a conscientious worker and a steady player. MORGAN BAILEY FRYMIRE 64 YOUNG -X - fa?-: f2'.bql 7 ' The Crown Nineteen Twenty- ve ' xg , 4 ig' L 'Q is 4 , ,Q 'Q 9 5 im VARSITY SQ UAD SECO ND TEANI BEGINNERS' TEANI 65 . qge 1 .4 - - . . .- MEN P- 1 The Crown nzeteen Twenty ve Mi J XXX Mi F The Junior-Senior Game VVhen Logan is at its height-when every girl yells because she can't keep from yelling- when the indomitable Logan spirit breaks the chains and runs wild-when your blood boils one minute andis frozen the next-when Logan turns loose-that is 'on the night before Thanksgiving, when, as everyone knows, the annual Junior-Senior game is played. It all started with the Senior tree. A few weeks after the opening of school-for years and years-the seniors have planted a tree. In the dead of night many a group of seniors have slipped forth with spade and shovel and quietly buried the roots of the beloved Senior tree. For on the fateof the tree depends the fate of the game. If the juniors discover the tree within thirty-six hours after it is planted, they are privileged to dig it up-and that means a Junior victory. If it is not found, it signifies that the Seniors will win. And the sign never fails- never did until this year. For weeks the red and black of the Seniors, and the orange and black of the juniors wave from the roof and windows-every available tree and post of Logan. Such weeks as they are, with each team practicing and working to the utmost, and the rooters keeping the whole school in a storm of enthusiasm. Hardly a meal can be eaten for so much singing. ' Then the night of the game-no one who has ever lived through it will ever forget it. For years the Seniors had won-so, of course, the Seniors thought they would win this year. Even the supposed infallible sign of the Senior tree pointed to a Senior victory. But fate played her cards differently this year. The juniors walked on the floor with determination-they played to win and they won. It was the first Junior victory in six years. It was something new. The Seniors were dazed-the Juniors went wild. It was a night that will long, long be remembered by both juniors and Seniors. 66 N X i l l' I. 5 J UIIKI -fi , .... ... ......... --.. -,-lm... .. ..... ........................... . . .......................,...... .........,..,..,..... . m, -J , il I 2 ee .., Kr-Rx 5 fu MW 4 M The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-ffve Aga : .,.',2. x mm ,,.... s at QQQ X I 1 Yr jug-XXX A M A '.'I'. l. The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-HUE E unmnnu N Y f Y lulll mm nlnun mm -. '---..., ml - --.. .,., ,,,,, I U 'mmm X3 W , GYNI CLASS SWIMMING POOL 68 fm ,rata . i Ng ' The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five ,iv gg m Hiking If you have never gone hiking, you have missed the best part of your life. 'Hiking has become an institution at Logan, and when the hills begin to tint with green, and the sun smiles warmly down, the world about Russellville is more beautiful than all the pictured grandeur of other lands. It is a simple beauty, to be sure, but the pic- turesque outcroppings of limestone along the creek beds, the sealy cliffs and ledges, and glorious rolling knobs everywhere, make hiking and exploring constant pleasure to both eye and imagination. , VVith kodak over your shoulder and a bite to eat in your pockets, to go out over the old Nashville Pike, you feel the same glad thrill of well-being at getting back again with nature as your fathers and your grandfathers knew it. There have been many hikes during the year. There are long ones and short ones, and everybody who participates in them is ever afterwards a great booster of hiking. After tramping for hours, a piece of bacon or a half-burnt wienie', is 'not to be de- spised when dinner hour arrives. ' Which us walk, hear us sing, Listen to the echoes ring As Logan goes swinging aforzgf' 69 .gg - , 1 'H , 'EAN . 5 , ,, ,..,.,l,..-..' The Crown, nzeteen Twenty-five I3 ,,-v I mm: n.., ,,.' IIIII n I 'u.u'.u-mm .,.f V f 5 .'.. ., , we Mi? iii A.- hi W5 M5311 1 .. . ,.f. vi xiii, .V ,4 mpg W, ,, I, Biff: MJ 555 GEEK wif: M, I 4 , ,,L. giigm rim. :iff ai V' iff? yy I 51.3 25-in .E mf? pasta dw :ivy - . Heli 1 .. - ... 1:11151 1 70 . , 'r :TP S The Crown, Nwzeteen Twenty-five Q1 V X ,.f - W lun.-nl null BULLETIN MPO TRP , 'H , Lew . The Crown, N1neteen Twenty-five , ..-..... m -'1.. Q mm' Inlnnlmnnm ome Day Some day, I like to think, when the hurry's done I'1l have it still, our Wealth of Logan fun. 1'11 have it over in a leisured way, Call fleeting pleasures back and bid them stay, I'll have my H11 of apples then, unseen By student officer or irate dean. l'll linger Where the, sweets are served the best, And taste the sweets of romance with the rest. Some day, on crowded streets or lonely hill, A phantom lover will be with me still, His virtues doubled, and his faults all gone, And young forever, as the World moves on. And I will All lovely in the glamour memory lends. have the girls, so many friends, Somewhere, out on a barren, treeless plain, l'll have the maple trees all back again, And in some frozen, wintry, ice-bound Clime, l'll feel the Warmth of Loganls summertime. So let us madly rush at Work and play, We will have time to live it all some day. 72 Kg E . fag' 57 e Crown, Nnzeteen Twenty-yqve xnxx n,,.....,.,.,.....n .............- ---- - - 4, 1 qQ3Y 'H 2'1 '5 - 4 'J W QELL--x W' ,O-ra .mv V955 W' . Q4 '1 N QQ Qu x 6- W . 8 A?g.X'J,v?o :CQ-1-S , , 'S OZ' XJ-1-N194-4fR'Wa.,--5, 3-S i295 . ,694 .. Q, Q Iffif. LDMMQQ g. QA Hrr 1-S'.'j,'9?V: ' 9:5 'T-:.X.DO.5 div q4'-Q,f7tv::i'QKKo1xE- JJ- . ,JP-5' - J, ' A f-116' M ' i.,,f.,fgj,j, i3,,fwh' gwljgf O Q- . , . 25f 'f? fm' BW OHQQ 4,?i Q'Z5,'7?J.L'!'JaJl,.sj'-13-Q..,X- ' Hmsfiwamw-fy fl NW' Qofgvn if-We TMILX E,,x...Q,LfLF'2DPE NbQg,0hsY,,Nl. 6' .6-8. IWIIAQF' aah' . ipffgf-LQ EQ Q '57 wffsj.-. 3 . .!3cJ'?B',ST9,+II'C. 'J . fc iff-,775 sire-wer, 51 if ixoboff mt? fm., MW3L'w2'5s' 'dv-v-f.'3'f5,orJ.Q,p:....: rfb A COLLEGE NOTEBOOK IS AN INTELLECTUAL GRAV 3 A fa . ' 'EX - -ee 44 The Crown, Nineteen Twenty ve QS . 1 5,5 -L: 4 1 F11 ,, 'J ............. .. -fi A Modern Tragedy l'Ah, dearf' said Annette, as she tried to coax a little powder to stay on her prom- inent and shiny nose, nothing ever happens to me. The pretty girls have all the fun and all the trouble, all the adventure and all the drama. And I just keep on going to Work in the morning, coming home in the evening, and no one ever even notices me.', She pulled on her plain little hat impatiently, and set out for the office, her spirit keen for life and adventure, her heart heavy with repeated disappointment. That night she came home and Hung her hat on the bed with a weary gesture. Then she unwrapped a can of salmon and began making salad for dinner. It was exactly as she had expected. Nothing had happened. 74 The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five Q v, 1:- if ,Aki X pdf Mm XMQ 11 HSONIE PEOPLE OF IMPORTANCEH The Graduate A girl studied hard to get an A.B. Ah, mel Dear mel And after she had it, you see, Dear mel She could eat pie and cake, Fried ham, or broiled steak, But she couldu't even make A desirable cup of tea! Ah, me! A desirable cup of tea. She got married one day, So they say, I say, X As girls somehow have a way- Queer Way. And then she gave cooking a trial, And they almost starved for a while, But they always came up with a smile, And much practice perfected her style. She'll be a great cook When she gets her M.A. So they say-a great cook when she gets her lN'I.A. 75 ' llelx N1 , '- gg . .'..' The Crown, naeteen Twenty ve l Ha- D ' s - X I 1 ' 1 - N 4 N -5 IK IT ' m um 715- gm ' ---.. Q mmmu i 1 ......... .mm XQ Who always is a friend of yours, A comrade and a pal? Wlio always has a smile for you? You know who it is-it's Al. No matter where he's going, Or who he's talking to, It's always Hello, there or Hi, Or Good-morning, how are you? ' ' v 7 1 W 9232? 's .K . i W f ' lf 1 M W I V Semlalfun- A -Sfrwelanlfiq. 76 T C N f'aegfL 'Nl1f ' L e rown, nteteen Twenty ve X5- . i I X s 71 'lg ti x H X M 2 ' W 6 T. f 5- 7 Q ,m 5 The Carnival The most spectacular carnival ever given in this vicinity, took place on Novem- ber 1, 1924, in Logan Gym, sponsored by the Athletic Association. ' Qui' beautiful basketball floor was fairly littered with leaves and corn stalks. Every booth was gay with colors and lovely attractions. Costumes of every de- scription were in evidence from a stick of candy to an Eskimo. The dancing dolls were very popular young ladiesg gents of all ages visited them. The hula hula girls were striking in their straw skirts. Some wondered why they were not in a sideshow. Spooksburg maintained a waiting line of about twenty-five. Besides having Pedro stump over from our attic as a special feature, many ghosts of pre-historic times came ,along with their skulls and creaking bones to increase the wierdness. Every one, even the clowns, interviewed the crystal gazer, for she was world- famed. Three Steps Inn, afforded a quiet place for lovers and such. Fruit salad and cocoa were the specials. To cap the climax, the Syncopated Eight wailed their different strains through the evening and pepped up the laggards. From all reports it was probably the most hilarious carnival ever staged in or around Russellville. i f i li f ' u IA I X f.ff'X 'U f lf I ' A 1 X 5 x s XX Qi, 5 X 'f X li 77 had -W , xg X . -1 l , The Crown, N1neteen Twenty-five 4, E W Fil l ll 4 -1 - l lf. r l l lust The Flapper Puzzle HORIZONTAL 1--A town from which many of our students COTTIE. 8-Belonging' to us. 9-That which we pour on the troubled waters of our dates. 10-Good times Cabj. 11-Visitors keep away Cali,l. 13-Indeflnite article. 14-Was, ' 15-Academy fab.J. 17-Xvhat we do to studies 19-Nvhat we all look for. and medicine. 22-Studied in English and Latin, 23-A girl student. 25-We borrow one when it snows. 27-A seed that men sow 28-YVhen one goes to the iniirmary. 29---Chief cause ol' trouble in girl's schools. 31-Part of at rollege yell. 32-Often have to be prepared for Ensflish when youn g. class iab.J. D 33-Play. 35-One who flaps, 36-We hone ws d0n't catch it. 41-Local sorority. 44- Not worth a ....., 45-The whole bunch. 46-Form of foot usotl in versilirration, 47-Run after Alfred fzibq, 48-Took cold tab.l. 49-Young heathens Co.b.J. 50-Selah fab.J. a VERTICAL 1-An institution of learning. 2--Wliere sc-hool is at lunch time. -You are tsimiiliiiclll. 4 Ono who tsuflixl. it-That springtiine mzilntly. li-Sanic as hut milder. T-A big South African antolope Ladd one to your vovzxlxl. 12-Xlfliere wo all go twice a week, 16-Nl'lmt we do when not prepared for exams. 17-XVhut a girl does on exam when she knows the uns. to her ncighboi-'s question. 'IS-Extra clever Cabj. 19-Hu tloesn't como to Logan as much as he used to finitiulsl. 20-Marks wo receive when absent from class, 21-l-lull' thi- time it tailsus to go through Junior College. 24-Don't turn away, Tommy Cabj. 25-The note sountlctl by the old-fashioned girl. 241 Bt-Foro you look- 29-Many ripe apples Qalmj. 30-Not much pep talJ.l. 33-D0n't look tz1b.J. 34-Altruistic entertainmcnt fab.J. RT-NVlm.t most of our grztduutes do. 3X-Carries no mentality Cnlnj. 39-Hui-e's to Bethel College tab.J. 40-This is it. 41-To hom' with C1il.J. 42-Girl's name, -i3-l-lard trztnspnront substanc-o to drink out of. f Bw , ,aqf 7 , E wr Wf 1 f J x - The Crown, Nmeteen Twenty-five LAN l! x g 12 lu m,,,,.mnl ' ' t N mu Q 79 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. 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. - Ek an .,-4 3 I - E Pdlfgxx K2 I Yr Y, n 'E' J ., ,fr The Crown Nineteen Twenty-five . .......... . ' X A Xexg W 'on lx lx X 1 - .........f-.MS Stonie Qon his deathbedj : Tell Flora when I'm gone that my dying thoughts were of her-and-and wait-tell Billy the same thing-and Thelma and Maud L.-and don't forget Leila. . -AND MRS. SPAULDING SAYS, I May BE OLD, BUT FM No FooL. I went to the library at least six times, but the book was always in usef' I didn't know it was against the rules. Yes, malam, that's what I meantf, I just couldn't get here any sooner. HOh, has the light bell rung? BROKE just counted my cash, Four cents. A flush and a flash- Past tense. And now Ilve no chink, No mong No extras to drink, No fun. It's tough to be broke- Too trueg But I'1n glad I'm broke, Not blue. QS. 9 Wfifgx Q N 1 N :fl-If V . ii -ag I l I 'Sf 62 xxx . NX .xx The Editor wishes to express her ap- lifowrfb of 136 One good thing about having ice cream for dinner-it ean't be warmed over for supper. preeiation for the Contributions and assistance given by the following: Dean Ragsdale, Mrs. Ragsdale, Mrs. George B. Ferry, Clarice Buford, and Miss Agnes Funkhauser. 82 ..,, 4111 fx - mf 9 The Crown, Nfneteen Twenty-five 4 Q ji 11 t ,I H mmm . . I ',,- - ,unmmum 't'l tlt' I u,,,.-0' 1 ,I 3,5 N X X - f ' . N 93- 'W '-3 ' ' .fag r- - , . 2' 95521 A R Vg! S' r, ., 511.11 W 0.5 if :af 9 4' Z9 5,4-' -104A - 0 9.11 .wir Q :QB .Q f '32 ,Q si' wg Q -S' mf - 1 ff 5' 1 W 'Q V I 1 :-:Fwy . . X' 4 R ,Q ,664 if . ', J- -.N 3:4 - 1 M -W EW fy ' 0 ' ' X ' V S 5 I 9 5 I ' X f 0 wf -V r m 1 Ks QS ' O B Q 5 iz A 1 1,7 S3 1 f -' sis? -EN, yr I TXT- XUFGNNJ j X in ,,.. ..... Ill! is ft 1 I I ummlummmu -, F -.---....... .. ,,,, The Crown, Nineteen Twenty-five ' NS The House of Authentic Fashions HENRY B. EDWARDS COMPANY RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY Presenting Meritorious Merchandise to Please the Discriminating Featuring the Famous WOOLTEX TAILQR-MADES ln Suits and Coats Tl-lE CI-IARMING SPERLINC1 DRESSES A GOSSARD CORSETS The Original. Unequallecl Front-Lacing Corset VAN RAALTE SILK HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR Widely Known for its Luxurious Qualities-the Softness of its Weave and Texture QUEEN QUALITY SHOES AND SLIPPERS Noted for Their Style, Fit, and Wearing Quality In Our Apparel Section You Will Find All That Discriminating Women of Fasticlious Taste Demand We Shall Be Delighled io Have You Visit Us so T0 LOGAN GIRLS! BERKMAN BROS. For Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Mil- BRINC. YOUR WATCHES TO Squires' Jewelry Store and Gift Shop FOR REPAIRS O. P. M. SQUIRES, JEWELER On the Square linery, Shoes, and Dry Cioods The Best for Less LAM'S BAKERY Headquafiers for l..am,s Cream Bread Salt Rising Bread Wholesome Whole Wheat Bread Fresh Candies HAVENS E8 CO. I7-I9 THOMPSON ST. New Yonic CITY CLASS PINS, RINGS, AND IVIEDALS Send for Catalogue Z--Ri QVX The Crown, Nnzeteen Twenty-five E1 El i' T32 ummmmm- ....-- ---' ' ' Chas. Moore Co. CUT RATE CASI-I AND CARRY Staple and' Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats of All Kinds Bank of Russellville Honor Roll Bank CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 550,000.00 Established 1873 RUSSELLVILLE, KY. Money-Earning Educatlon Add to this what you have gotten from high school by attending one of the larg- est and best l-:nown business schools in the United States. BOOKKEEPING, SHORTI-IAND, COMMERCIAL TEACHER TRAINING, ACCOUNTING Enter any time. Rates reasonable. Stu- dents from many states. Positions plenti- ful and salaries good. ADDRESS Bowling Green Business University BOWLING GREEN, KY. Near Mammoth Cave College Department Accredited by University of Kentucky The News Democrat Logan Counlyhs Leading Paper A SPECIALTY OF PROGRAMS AND OTHER JOB PRINTING THE EAGLE DRUG STORE E. L. KATTERJOHN BI SON, Props. Lei Us Be Your Druggistsn A HINT T0 THE THIN jump Out of the Attic Window and You Will Come Down Plump . BUSTER PERRY AND C. T. MCCORMICK, JR. IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHOSE BUSINESS IS BAD THIS YEAR E- 'N io X, ff, YA- YV . .'.-.......'.-....I The Crown, N1neteen Twenty ve U 0 it 2 Q PERRY'S DRUG STORE Established 1837 THE REXALL STORE J. M. PERRY, Proprietor N UF SAIDD F. If It Is Good To Eat You Can Get It at W. GOLAY COMPANY GROCERIES Ask the Logan Girls' 2 '65 THE WILLIS MUSIC CO. PUBLISHERS OF Easy Educational Music Musical Comedies Operettas and Cantatas School Choruses The Willis Graded School Orchestra and Band Series Books for Kindergarten, Plays and Festivals The Largest Retail Music Store in the Middle West 137 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI, OHIO f'R- , ,XO The Crown, Nineteen Twenty ve ...Ay r 'lg -I c. is if L1 A Established 18 8 8 CLAYTON F. SUMMY COMPANY MUSIC PUBLISHERS-IMPORTERS-DEALERS 429 South Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill. Publications representing the best in progressive educative ideas. CSubject to discount to te:ithers.j A Music House from which prompt and dependable service can be relied upon. Drop us a card mentioning thc branch of music in which you are most interested and we will send you from time to time helpful suggestions and information. TI-IE REASON Metcalfe the Florist's business extends over Kentucky and Tennessee and other States is that he gives full value in any purchase for any occasion. METCALFEXS FLOWERS Can be had from Metcalfe's Greenhouses. namely- HOPKINSVILLE, KY. CLARKSVILLE, TENN, MADISONVILLE, KY. UNION CITY, TENN. Dr. Guy K. Clark DENTIST Southern Deposit Building RUSSELLVILLE, KY. The Sweet Shoppe SODAS-SUNDAES Fuerst and Kramer Chocolates Happiness in Every Box We Can Live Without Music But Not So Well The Victrola Brings the Greatest Music of the Greatest Artists Right Into Your Home ' Inman and Inman Victrolas and Records Fraternity, College and Class Jewelry Commencement Announcements and Invitations Jeweler to the Senior Class of Logan College L. G. BALFOUR CO. Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers ATTLEBORO, MASS. Ash Any College Greek l : SQ r t . QUT-if 3 fily,-FN The Crown, Nineteen Twenty 'ue mrs. 1 umm COOKSEY'S We Hanclle Everything Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Altering TELEPHONE 458 AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS - Russellville, Ky. The Beauty Shop I-lair Dressing, lVIanicuring Shampooing Gives Prompt Attention ancl Efficient Service Paironize llie Russellville Beauty Shop Russellville Wholesale Grocery CO. Staple and Fancy Groceries Fielcl Seeds, Products, Etc. WAcco FOR QUALITY BRAND Tracle Mark T. D. EVANS, President R. N. NOUSE. Vice-Presialeni I-I. L. TRIMBLE, Cashier A. PAGE, Assistant Cashier THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Your Business Solicitecl RUSSELLVILLE, KY. SOUTHERN DEPOSIT BANK Capital, 325,000.00 Surplus, S1525 ,000.00 OFFICERS , Ti-los. S. RHEA, Presidenlg R. F. MCCUDDY, Vice-Presidenlg GEO. L. BR1c.cs, Cashier,- LEw1s RICHARDSON, Assislanl Cashierg W. E. Mosiaugy, Bookkeeper fqkg - 2 T C f , Dx . 7 .7-1 N he rown, Nrneteen Twen y-five ,A X ,lil ,,.. ..., - -'LTJII ' .. ....,.,. n? f vi umm nun: -mn .--u-l l ' ' mln v Y T. M. ELLIS MILLING COMPANY T. M. ELLIS, Proprietor LIBERTY BOND FLOURN The Very Best RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY BEECH CREEK COAL CO. BEECH CREEK, KENTUCKY MINERS OF NO. 9 COAL All Kinds Steam and Domestic Coal and Coke Beech Creek Low Ash Coal ,gm .j 1 - 2 ,X -td Z fxx Ss , an M E - 5,9 ,I I ik J, The Crown, Nrneteen Twenty-five ,, , R , 4 , mix ..... ....... -1 Ja- Z 'QS' if . mu mmnm as f . 4 SQEQH -.-...., lm.1.H.1..,............nu-Immm.lmmmnmmluummmn-lm Q , , , Y . , ' 'un .m...,,,m i 1-u-mmmm ' nj V-K. 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