Logan Female College - Crown Yearbook (Russellville, KY)

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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

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