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This is an issue of We the People, an annual periodical published by the Indiana Constitution Day Committee.
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Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
This is an issue of We the People, an annual periodical published by the Indiana Constitution Day Committee.
Annual
Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
This is an issue of We the People, an annual periodical published by the Indiana Constitution Day Committee.
Annual
Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
CI ass HistoryWhen we were in our first three years of school we had three very fine teachers. They were Mrs.Bales, Miss Miller, and&#x...
Stinesville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
razzzz^zzzzzzzzz^^A SAFE LANDINGwillIn the yearfifty-six greeneager and readyWe wish to express our sincere thanks to ourpilots, Mr. Lampkins and...
Smithville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
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Unionville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
X. S3. 1ST. S3.COLLEGE COURSE.Slowly, but surely, has the close of another year approached, sending many days of joy, as wellas trial and&#x...
Fred Phillipot, Vice-President Daphne Chunn, Secretary
Napoleon Henson. Treasurer: Charles Dalton and Claude French, Oratorical League
Athletic Captain, Fred Phillipot
Boardof Control, Paul Merchant. This term the class gave a party and a picnic.In the winter term Luther Lockwood was President
Claude French, Vice-President
Daphne Chunn,Secretary
Evelyn Brown, Treasurer
Ernest Michael. Class Artist. The first annual junior dance wasgiven this term.The spring term officers are: President, Claude French: Vice-Presi...
Secretary, Alfred Myers
Treasurer, Luther Lockwood
Editor, Ethel Ray. The plans for the annual reception for the seniors are well under way.During the entire year the junior class has st...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
LLAMARADHISTORY OF CLASS OF 1939In digging through the annals of time amid dozens of dust covered documents, we noticed a picture bearing th...
Ellettsville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
aClass HistoryIn September, 1921, eleven shy, wee girls in gingham dresses and hair ribbons and nine bashfullittle boys in white blouses and ...
Ellettsville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
Found in The vertical files pertaining to The library.
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246THE NORMAL ADVANCESay, Yaller, the fellow at the Mission theother night, said that everybody was everybodyelses brother. Now, since youre my b...
yet to a large majority of those directly benefited, its worth is unknown, while to others it isan object of disgust or even of fe...
that the toad has power to poisonbabies by its breath
and that if you kill a toadyour cows will give bloody milk. How few ofus do not remember how we feared to handle atoad lest w...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
We, the class of 1951, started our school career at a very youngage. Our first years were spent in trying to grasp the fundamentalsfor&...
Unionville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
ANNUAL REGISTER. 11VOCATIONS REPRESENTED.A record has been kept of the vocations of the parents of thestudents who have entered school, from whic...
of this number, 173 are now teaching.If from the number of graduates is deducted the number of ladies who have married, and left the&...
Blackford, 2
Bartholomew, 3
Boone, 9
Benton, 12
Brown, 2
Cass, 8
Clinton, 12
Clay, 16
Clark, 6
Carroll, 4
Crawford, 1
Dearborn, 5
Dubois, 5
Decatur, 1
Daviess, 2
Delaware, 5
Dekalb, 3
Elkhart, 2
Floyd, 5
Fountain, 7
Fulton, 7
Fayette, 1
Franklin, 1
Gibson, 11
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
Different .LajiStudents define and translateTjnityM into their own languageTJruWoicesIHBK T 7]I HOI % K- f*~IN rim 3 ftDuring a German&...
Bloomington High School NorthNo subjects listed -
SENIOR CLASS HISTORYWell, here we are, the seniors of 1958. When we were in our first year of school we were a muchlarger class th...
Stinesville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
The wife of a city council member, Catherine Richardson describes the tense hours leading up to the Ohio River flooding the city of Jef...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
THE NORMAL ADVANCE49As usual as our everyday life in its ups and downs, the Womans League is no exception. The president, Miss Louise&#x...
If we deserve or we do not,The sun it shines alway. So in this life of daily toil,That leaves short time to pray, With ...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
248THE NORMAL ADVANCEture that the smaller the chance of reachingmaturity the greater is the number of youngproduced. We see this same fact ...
the color is grayish with small dark-coloredspots. The little toads are very sensitive toheat and secrete themselves under stones, leavesand rubbish&#...
but let a showercome up and they appear in great numbers.Their sudden appearance after a shower hasgiven rise to the widely credited belief&...
but conclusive evidence ofsuch stories has never been produced.The toad has a well developed sense of locality, and uses the same place of&#...
but there is not positive proofthat it was the same toad.The toad may be considered as a nocturnalanimal, although it is frequently seen...
only living and movingthings are devoured. The toads tongue is attached in front and free behind, and is coatedwith a sticky secretion so&#x...
when the supply isplentiful it spends the time alternately feedingand resting. In one night it consumes foodequal to four times the capacity ...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
nitilh.iv;—-■■■-—■«m__^MMM_ttM_tta-Bi9!iMlta^Holding the most important position inour year, 1962, was academics. After all,atte...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
THE NORMAL ADVANCE247species which live away from water most of theyear go to the water in the spring to deposittheir eggs. The class i...
but in the metamorphosisthe legs are developed and the tails absorbed.In the adult of the Bufonidae or toad familyboth jaws are destitute of...
short limbs
a rough, warty skin
and a collection of integumentary glands lying behind thehead, and known as parotids.There are fourteen genera of the Bufonidae,of which we posse...
B. len-. tiginosus fowleri, common in New Englandand New York
and B. lentiginosus American-us, the American toad, found everywhere, bothnorth and south, east of the Rockies. None ofthe other varieties have b...
usually yellow-brown, light or dark in shade, with or withoutpatches and bands of lighter color. A lightvertebral stripe may be present, and ...
the female is much larger.The mature toad is essentially a terrestrialanimal, never entering the water except for abrief time during the mating&#...
those of one numbered 7,587, of theother 11,545. Comparatively few of these eggsdevelop into mature toads. It is a rule of na-...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed
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