The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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Many hours of thought and hard work were - put into the Crown this year by members of the staff. Mr. Ries, as advisor was particu- larly helpful, giving many suggestions, en- couraging us, and doing much of the proof , I reading. The staff sincerely hopes that each student will discover in this yearbook a memorable record of a year at King's and that those not of the student body will find in its pages a glimpse of college life. Many thanks to each one of the staff who helped -in the publication of the Crown. Comprising the staff were Nancy Schaeffer, Editorg Doris Denker, Assistant editorg Karl Franklin and Gene Fisher, Art editorsg Doris Schabacker, Photography editorg Lois Malllieu, Literary editorg Helen McCooland Grant Griebenow, Sports editorsg Joe Virgin, Business manager, Jack Matlick, Assistant business manager, Pat Taylor, Advertising manager, Pepper Harris, Circulation mana- gerg Betty Galloway, and Peggy Utz, Busi- ness staffg Lois Houghtaling and Mary Muraoka, Typing staff. I 1 f-1 xy 'B'- YHW L- ,riq - 1-'? ?'j' I P1 , ' K 1hHF 't it1n1r1gjF3W' 'L -Lgg1 1E.2l xfflf ' A g . gg r 'J 'wi -f A' T'i- mf f J' -'I'-,yr tm ' ll E? 4 '-1 Z f3 ' 531 .,.. .Z Q

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