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The February 2001 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of t...
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184THE NOEMAL ADVANCE.F. D. McElroy, through Junior, will be principal of Wilson school, Crawfordsville, the comingyear.Mr. Charles Lewis, 00, and gra...
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INDIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. 17TIME REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE COURSE.The regular course of instruction can be completed by a student of average&...
if males, eighteen. They must possess good moral character and average intellectual ability. If residents of Indiana, they must promise to ...
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Inventory of the Larkin Lewis Beeman Collection which contains .5 cubic feet of handwritten class notes and seating charts from Beemans days ...
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22THE NORMAL ADVANCEthan that meeting indicates, Im afraid that allour good intentions will fall in the well.Miss Eustacia Kenyon was one of ...
Mr. Charles Fowler, vice-president
Miss Zinck, secretary
Mr. Wilson, treasurer
Miss Pescheck, class artist
Archie Fishback,athletic manager
Mr. Oscar Haney, class editor
Mr. Haney and Miss Norris, representatives to Oratorical League.The Senior class this year is starting out tobecome the greatest Senior class in&...
a year to be remembered. Getbusy, and let us see all the Seniors at the firstclass meeting and all the following meetings.
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE.139vicinity of the short stop position. Mitchell senta three bagger into the left garden, but unfortunately the bases were not...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE163LOCALMiss Elsie Kirchhof, who is teaching in theVincennes schools, was mingling with Kappafriends, January 22.The Latin Club, composed...
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Indiana State bulletin describing the industrial arts and home economics programs available with supporting pictures.
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE59ma
Dr. Schlicher, Mr. Weng and Mr. Engleman of the Normal School.THE GRIGGS LECTURES.Last Friday and Saturday evenings, November 13 and 14, Dr. ...
Juniors, Leroy James, Wm. Cain
Sophomores, Frank Chambers, S. C. Morrill
Freshmen, B. H. Bruner, Oscar Haney.The subject for debate is: Resolved, Thatall cities of the United States having a population of 25,000&#...
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*~^ ^Cf* S3IVAH RHYAN.Miss Rhyan was graduated from the Indiana State Normal with the Class of 1907, and from theBradley Inst...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE189Byrd May, the guest of Miss Kester, were alsoguests of the Section.OMEGA.The Omega Sorority entertained at the Association House,...
Reading, Prof. J. L. Lardner
Vocal Solo, Miss Minturn. Following the program ices, cakes and mints were served. Besides the majority of the college students, several members&...
Miss Cox, Miss Hamilton, and MissErickson
Mesdames J. J. Schlicher, E. M.Bruce, U. O. Cox, C. H. Bean, and A. R.Charman.
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE223College Course anb Clas&egFLOOD-BELATED students have returned,sore, arms are much improved, the secondspring term has opened and ...
vice-president,Hubert Sakel
secretary, Winifred Ray
treasurer, Thomas Johnson
chairman Social Committee, Hazel Nelson
Athletic captain, HenryKnauth
class artist, Hazel Vernon
class editor, Carl Miller.Mr. Harvey Stork Avas at the same timeelected as the College Course representative tothe Advance Board of Control for&#...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE137fifty Normal boys. This no doubt contributedsomewhat to the eagerness of the Normal students to see the play, and almost...
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JO STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.TIME REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE COUESE.The course of instruction can be completed by a student of average ability, who...
if males, eighteen. They must possess good moral character and average intellectual ability. If residents of Indiana, they must promise to te...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE131Staff has withdrawn from school and will notreturn until the spring term. The studentsextend to Miss Staff their sympathy in...
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116THE NORMAL ADVANCEThe annual Bryan prize discussion was held inthe afternoon on the subject, Is IndianaReady for the Initiative and Referendum?...
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52THE NORMAL ADVANCESOCIETYWOMENS LEAGUE.The Womens League has an exceptionallybright outlook for the year, 1908-09. The pres- •ident, Miss Frances ...
secretary, Miss Anna Paul
treasurer,Miss Ada Tichenor.Fourteen chapters have been organized.Plans have been made for several social functions to be given during the year. The&#...
the first ofa series of teas to be given by the WomensLeague. Besides the League members andFaculty, the Senior class was invited as ho...
Misses Mary Wible, Flora Sam-pert, Frances and Jean Guffigan. A hot supper was served, after which Miss BlancheHanley was hostess for a Vari...
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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY125ville
1927-1930 principal, high school,Shelbyville.Lover, Clarence, nr.McClanahan-Campbell, Mrs. Gladys, paPimento
taught one year in countryschools, Vigo county
two years in Pimento and three years in Farmersburgbefore graduation
1915-1916 teacher ofgrades, Clinton
1916-1917 teacher ofgrades, Muncie
1917-1929 not teaching,homekeeper, married in 1917 to Ross G.Campbell.McClerney, Adelia, pa Evansville
taughtprimary grades at Summitville beforegraduation
1915-1917 teacher of primary grades, Evansville
1917-1929 criticteacher, first grade, Evansville.•McCloud-Scott, Mrs. Pearl Ethel
1915-1916 supply teacher, high school, Amo
1916-1917 teacher, Mooresville
1917-1922 teacher, high school, Martinsville
1922-1927 married, at home, not teaching
deceased 1927.McDonald, Louise, ha Indianapolis
nr.McElroy, Lilia Ruth, ha Evansville
1915-1920 teacher of grades, Evansville
1920-1924 teacher of grades, Gary
lr 1924.McFall-Small, Mrs. Rose, A. B., 141 y2Wabash Ave., Terre Haute
for complete information, see class of 1912.McFarland, Claude O., A. B., ha Elon
1915-1916 student, University of Chicago
1916-1917 instructor in geologyand geography. University of Cincinnati
summer of 1917 assistant in geographydepartment, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute
lr 1917.McKeever-Jensen, Mrs. Helen F., pa 2219Crawford St., Terre Haute: 1915-1919teacher of city schools, Terre Haute
1919-1928 not teaching, homekeeper,married to Otto Jensen.McQuinn-Ward, Mrs. Lenore Babcock, A.B., ha Toledo, Ohio
1915-1916 director,Sandusky County Normal School, Green-spring, Ohio
1916-1917 teacher of algebra, Greenspring, Ohio
1917-1918county normal director
1918-1923 received A. M. and Ph. D., University ofMichigan
assistant in zoology department^ University of Michigan
1922married to Henry T. Ward
lr 1923.Mackell, James F., A. B., pa RFD A,Terre Haute
for complete informationsee class of 1912.*Madden, Mona G., ha Princeton
1914-1915 teacher of grades, Clinton
1915-1918 teacher of grades, Francisco
1918-1923 teacher of grades, Princeton
1923-1924 did not teach because of poorhealth
deceased.Maehling, Hildegarde, pa 1357 3rd Ave.,Terre Haute
1915-1916 teacher at McKeen School, Terre Haute
1916-192 3teacher in grades, Terre Haute
1923-1924 critic teacher, Voorhees School,Terre Haute: 1926-1930 teacher, McLeanJunior High School, Terre Haute.Medsker, Sylvia, pa E. Lansing, Michigan, B...
1915-1918 elementarygrades, Sullivan county
1918-1927 teacher of home economics, high school, Sullivan county
1927-1929 teacher of homeeconomics, Michigan State College, East1 ansing, Michigan
received A. M.,Teachers College, Columbia University.Melton, Charles E., pa Walnut, Illinois
1915-1917 teacher in high school, EastChicago
1917-1918 teacher in highschool, Ottawa, Illinois
1919-1920 Culver Military Academy, Culver
1920-1921 teacher in high school, LcMars,Iowa: 1921-1929 superintendent ofschools. Walnut, Illinois.Melton, Monroe, A. B., pa Normal. Illinois
for complete information, see classof 1911.Mercker, A. M., A. B„ pa 720 S. 22ndSt., Quincy, Illinois
1915-1918 supervisor of industrial arts, high school.Peru: 1918-1929 teacher of mechanicaldrawing, high school, Quincy, Illinois.Michael, Mr. Joy E., ha&#x...
paHuntington
1915-1916 supervisor ofmanual training, Bremen
1916-1924manual training, Huntington
1927-1929teacher of industrial arts, Huntington.Miller, Carl N., pa 1920 S. Center St..Terre Haute
1915-1916 teacher in highschool, East Chicago
1916-1930 insurance business, S. C. Miller & Sons, sixmonths in army.Moery, Otto E., A. B., pa 1421 N. 7thSt., Terre Haute
for complete information see class of 1908.Montgomery, John E., pa DeKalk, Illinois
1911-1915 teacher in New Winchester, Hendricks county
1915-1917teacher in Tobinsport
1917-1919 teacherin Arcadia
1919-1920 teacher in Burlington, Illinois
1920-1929 teacher inDeKalb, Illinois, student, Chicago University 1919-1921 and 1923.Mooney-Foltz, Mrs. Alma, pa 306 N. 3rdSt., Clinton
1913-1914 teacher of grades,Clinton township schools before graduation
1915-1916 teacher of grades, Clinton
1917-1922 at home, not teaching
1922-1926 teacher of grades, FairviewPark School, Clinton
1926-1927 principal of grades, Crompton Hill, Clinton
1927-1928 principal of Fairview School,Clinton
attended Indiana State TeachersCollege, spring terms of 1925-1927.Moran, Dorothy, pa Bedford
tr 1914-1919 principal, department school, Bedford
1919-1929 principal, junior highschool, Bedford.Morrill, Clinton, A. B., pa 45 N. RitterAve., Indianapolis
practicing law in Indianapolis
for complete information seeclass of 1910.Mullins, Virgil R., pa 2215 S. 7th St.,Terre Haute
1910-1911 teacher of elementary grades, Swayzee
1911-1912student, normal school, Marion
1912-1914 teacher of mathematics, and English, high school, Swayzee
1914-1925superintendent of schools, Summitville
1925-1930 director of extension, placement and alumni secretary, Indiana StateTeachers College, Terre Haute
graduatestudent, Columbia University, graduatestudent, Indiana University.♦Nesbit, Grace Lois, ha 1902 N. CrossSt.. Sullivan
1915-1916 teacher of mathematics, high school, Nashville
1916-1918 teacher of science, East Chicago
deceased 1918.♦Nichols, George Otha, ha Morocco
1915-1916 superintendent of schools, Otter-bein
1916-1918 superintendent ofschools, Pittsboro
1918-1919 superintendent of schools, Brownsburg
1919-1921 superintendent of schools, Morocco
1923-1924 principal, high school, NewAugusta
1925-1926 principal, We3t Lebanon
1927-1928 graduate student, Indiana University
deceased 1928.Nickels, Willard E., pa Lawrenceburg:1915-1927 superintendent of schools, Fulton
1927-1929 principal, Bright School,
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10THE NOEMAL ADVANCE.off-side play. The High School, by line bucks andan end run, made another touchdown.Normal kicked off to High School and...
Normal, 5. .The line-up:T, H. H. S. I. S. N.Stuart Center CollinsMarkle Eight guard GriffithApple : . . . Left guard WarnerEider ,...
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The Florence Helen McGaughey collection contains three cubic feet of incoming letters
writings in handwritten, typed, and published form
photographs
printed materials
clippings
reel-to-reel tape
and awards, certificates, and medals.
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