State Normal School - Crystal / Levana Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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SELF-GOVERNMENT CLUB. QEEICERS. First Semester. E. P. CLARK. ............... President I. R. VVODD. ..... .... V ice-President H. G. VVILEYW.. ....... Secretary HARVEY J. H. SALE .... Committee LCXNEEKS L XV. B. DuVALL .... ..... S heriff OFFICERS. Second Semester. E. B. DAVIS ................ President D. L. B. JDNES ........ Vice-President C. L. MCCLURE ............. Secretary G. C. COLE 1 . D. VINSDN .......... Committee C. BASKIN R. ZETTEROXNER .......... Sheriff C O F..

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