Stephens College - Stephensophia Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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ASSISTANTS MRS. ELLA I-IOLT MRS. 0. L. I'IULEN MRS. DELVIN KNIGHT MISS JESSIE KYD MISS :NIARIAN OWENS MISS GRACE PEPPERDINE MRS. NIARGABET PUGH MISS MARTHA SUE RUMMANS MISS LOIS SCHULHOLZ MISS FRANCES SILKNITTER MISS :HELEN SINGER MISS ANN SORENCY MISS SARA STOUT ROBERT SUTTON DR. HAROLD A. SWENSON MISS BETTE WATERS JOHN D. WEIDELIEYER MISS JANE WISWALIJ MRS. CHARLES WILLIAMSON MISS LOUISE YEAGER Page 18

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