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76THE NORMAL ADVANCEor disc, having 720 teeth, which could be set inrapid, measured rotation. When this wheelwas at rest, light passed between&#x...
withdouble the velocity it was again visible
withtreble the velocity it was again eclipsed, etc.Now, it is evident that the speed of light in airis to that of the tooth, at th...
accordinglyso soon as the mirror began to rotate with considerable speed, the coincidence between thewires and their images was destroyed, and th...
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The July 2001 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&#...
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A mammoth or mastodon jaw and late season apples.
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These pictures are two views of an under jawbone of a huge animal said to have been a mammoth or mastadon found several years ago&...
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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newaimenby Jordan Garnerstudents, teachers adjust to demands of combined scheduleshat schedule do you have for thissemester, son?I have a block-hyrbri...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
30THE NORMAL ADVANCEsense of doing good to humanity, your wages will be small indeed. The humblest teacher can be something better than ...
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Center changes: First Student Center renovations to be complete in April 2009; Changes in place for Greek life: Recruitment process to&...
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Campus culture a key; Students march for equal rights; Activities going on this week; Put on hold; I have done what I sa...
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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The April 2002 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&...
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The August 2000 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the...
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The June 1999 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&#...
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The December 2004 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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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYvery valuable works, The Science of Haut married to w w parsons, pres-Discourse, Literary Interpretations *»»«mib, Vi<...
♦Wilkes-Parsons, Mrs. Harriet, ha Terre homekeeper until her death, Feb. 4, 1916.CLASS OF 1881Anderson, Mary Josephine, ha BattleCreek, Mich....
taught in city schools ofOlivet, Mich., Huntington, Battle Creek,Mich., Richmond and Torre Haute
taught in English department of theIndiana State Teachers College from1897-1906
since 1906 living at 11 Fre-linghuyser Ave., Battle Creek, Mich.
received B. S. degree from MichiganUniversity 1897.Beach, Mrs. Frances M., ha 222 South9th St., Terre Haute
taught until 1925in the schools of Terre Haute
deceasedJan. 1, 1926.Buck-Lawler, Mrs. Lizzie, deceasedAugust 1906.Carter-Hendrix, Mrs. Mary M., nr.Cox, George W., nr.♦Gray, Lilly, deceased 1888. nr.Goodsel...
deceased1895
nr.Griffin, L. B., nr.Hathway-Regan, Mrs. Mary E., nr.Hadley, A. W., ha Monrovia
nr.Hodgin, Charles E., pa Albuquerque, NewMex.
taught three years at Trafalgarand one year in Oliver Hill, Waynecounty before graduation
1881-1882principal public schools, Trafalgar
1882-1884 instructor in education, normalschool, Richmond
1887-1891 principalAlbuquerque Academy, Albuquerque, N.Mex.
1891-1897 superintendent schools,Albuquerque N. Mex.
1894 received A.B. degree University of New Mexico
1903-1904 graduate student, Universityof California
1905-1926 professor ofeducation, University of New Mexico,Albuquerque, N. Mex,
1926-1928 professor emeritus, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
1917 receivedLL. D. (Honorary) State University ofNew Mexico.Jordan, Ida G., pa Westboro Hospital,Westboro, Mass.
spent several yearsteaching
now retired and living atWestboro Hospital, Westboro, Mass.Kerlin, Dr. Elijah, ha 4114 SheridanRoad, Chicago, 111.
1881-1883 taught inthe schools in Indiana
1883-1886 studied medicine in University of Pennsylvania, graduated in 1886
1886-1887practicing medicine Chicago, 111.Kerlin, William D., ha 929 N. MeridanSt., Indianapolis
1881-1883, teacher inCarthage High School
1883-1906 superintendent of schools at Springport, NewCastle, Worthington, Martinsville,Knightstown
1006-1916 in insuranceand real estate business Indianapolis.Lawrence, Marearet, pa Apt. 409, TheWellington, 1701 Park Road, Washington, D. C.
1881-1887 taught in highschools at Frankfort and Goshen
1887-1929, clerk, The U. S. Pension Bureau,Washington, D. C.Long-Farley, Mrs. Luella, pa 87 Chestnut St., Battle Creek, Mich.
taughtfour years before graduation
1881-1883teacher of primary grades, North Manchester
18S3-1930 not teaching, home-keeper.McCracken, S. B., pa 510 LexingtonAve., Elkhart
1876-1892 taught in thecountry district
head of graded school,Camden
principal high school, Delphi
1892-1929 head of science departmentand teacher pf physics and astronomy inhigh school, Elkhart
attended Franklin College, University of Chicago, JohnsHopkins University and holds a degreefrom Indiana University
McConneil-Dcnny, Mrs. Martha, pa 111McLean St., Ligonier
teacher incountry schools six terms, one year intown, before graduation
1904-1929homekeeper and manager of large farm.Mustard-Gardiner, Mary V., Ph. B.University of Chicago
A. B. IndianaUniversity 1891
taught in Frankford
died August 31, 1927
wife of JamesGardiner.Overman-Hodsin, Mrs. Sallie, taughtseveral terms of school in Indiana
married Charles E. Hodgin who is now professor emeritus of education, Universityof New Mexico.Patterson-Peabody, Mrs. W. Eugenia, ha107 West Garden St...
pa942 Dale St., Pasadena, Calif.
1885-1929 married
homekeeper in Pasadena,Calif.Ragan, James B., reported to be livingin Denver. Colo.Troop, Jennie J., ha Paoli
taught untila few weeks before her death Sept. 9,1927
spent years in elementary andhigh schools of Paoli and Orange county.Weiss-Mansar, Mrs. Helen, lr 1881-1883primary teacher, Charleston, 111.
1883not teaching, at home in Altadena, Cal.CLASS OF 1882Adams-Trueblood, Mrs. Emma, nr.♦Caraway, G. H., ha Great Bend, Kan.
nr.♦Creager, William B., lr 1909 hotelkeeper and real estate broker, LosAngeles, Cal.
deceased Dec. 1917.Davisson, Albert Eugene, principal ofschools at Burlington and Camden
professor of agriculture in New MexicoAgricultural College, and University ofNebraska
deceased.Domer, William S., pa Zanesville, Ohio
1882-1885 principal at Liberty Mills andMilford
since that time engaged in insurance business
now manager of lifeinsurance company. Zanesville, Ohio.Dwiggins, Ella, ha 114 % West 4th St.,Marion
taught in public schools of Indiana, mostly Marion
last work wasthat of primary teachc-r in the city ofMarion where she taught until 1910
died July 29, 1914.Fulmer, S. C, taught several years before graduating
principal of ward school,South Bend for several years
minister ofthe First Baptist Church of Elkhart fora number of years
was appointed district secretary of the American BaptistHome Mission Society for Wabash district, and in 1909 was appointed jointsecretary for home&#x...
served in that field until hisdeath, July 6, 1912.Graham, H. W., ha Logansport
super-
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The March 2001 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&...
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38THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYPeterson, Jessie A., ha Evansville: nr.Petty, Elmer, pa 2301 South Maple St.,Sioux City, Iowa
taught five years incountry schools before graduation
1903-1907 teacher at Elwood, Swayzee andFrankfort
190 7 graduated from IndianaUniversity
1907-1922 teacher of historyin high school, Sioux City, la.
1922-1929, engaged in the stationery business
graduated from University of Chicago 1919.Polk, Dee, nr.Quigle, Edward A., la 1928, 3308 HunterBlvd., Seattle, Wash, nr.Rentschler-Hughes, Mrs. Alta O.,&#x...
taught primary three years, Patricksburg, one year grades, Elwood, beforegraduation
1898-1901 teacher of grades,Anderson
1901-1903 teacher of grades,Marion
1903-1905 teacher of grades,Indianapolis
1905-1929 not teaching,homekeeper
married June 28, 1905 toW. F. Hughes of the class 1896.Rhodes, Gertrude, nr.Scearce, Martha, pa Danville
taughtthree years in township schools and primary grades, Mooresville before graduation
taught a number of years aftergraduation in Indiana
1916-1929 notteaching, homekeeper and assistant inpublic library.Schweitzer-Burford, Mrs. Charlotte B.,pa 1508 South 8th St., Terre Haute
after graduation taught in grade andhigh schools, Waveland
general assistant and assistant professor of English,Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute
1910-1930 dean of women, Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute
1908-1910 student, University ofChicago
A. M. Indiana University, 1929.Scott, Sarah, ha Terre Haute
teacherof mathematics, Wiley High School,Terre Haute for a number of years andat time of her death
the Sarah ScottJunior High School stands as a monument to her long years of service
deceased Aug. 27, 1915.Shanahan-Dagcs, Mrs. Ellen, pa 929Pine St., Marysville, Calif.
taught fourteen years before graduation
1898-1903teacher in eighth grade and first yearhigh school, Cannelburg
1904-1930, notteaching, homekeeper, married to Frederick Dages of Montgomery.S-.bel, L. Carrie, la Crawfordsville
taughtcontinuously from time of graduation to1926
taught in the schools of New Harmony, Huntington, Newport and Win-gate
also North Bend, Oregon
last position, teacher of Latin and English inthe Wingate High School
lr living inCrawfordsville.Smith, Robert A., nr.♦ Spears-Broderick, Mrs. Retta E., ha Elkhart
taught two years rural school before graduation
taught one year inElwood and several years in Elkhart
married in 1912 and manager of acafeteria
died February 12, 1930.Stuart, Hattie, nr.Stuart, William, nr.♦Test, Alice, lr teacher of school ofRichmond until a few weeks before herdeath i...
1898-1899 principal wardschool, Salem
1899-1903 principal highschool, Lesterville
1903-1904 student,Indiana University
1904-1913 superintendent of schools, Webster and ClarkS. D.
1913-1916 principal high school.Little York
1926-1929 superintendentat Webster, S. D.Thornburg, Curtis A., nr.Tout-Boobar, Mrs. Katherine, nr.Turner, Edwin, pa Normal, 111.
1898-1899 teacher in high school, Kentland
1899-1900 principal schools. Oak Park
1900-1902 teacher of science, highschool, Bedford
1902-1903 teacher ofbiology, Logansport
1903-1905 principalhigh school, Connersville
1905-1906 didgraduate work in Columbia University,A. M. degree
1906-1907 principal highschool, Connersville: 1907-1908 superintendent schools, Connersville
1908-1929head of practice department, IllinoisState Normal University, Normal, 111.
received A. B. degree, Indiana University 1905.Umbach, William H., nr.Underwood, Oscar B., nr.♦Wagner, Clyde L., ha Attica
1898-1900superintendent of schools, Newport
1901-1903 principal high school, NorthManchester
1903-1905 principal highschool. Lead, S. D.
1905-1906 receivedA. B., Indiana University
1906-1907principal high school, Owensboro, Ky.
1907-1909 superintendent schools, Attica
deceased Dec. 10, 1910, accidentallyshot while hunting.Wasson-Hunt, Mrs. Helen P., la Rensselaer
1898-1901 teacher in Veeders-burg
since then married and not teaching.Week, Frederick William, la 1916 LaCrosse, Wis.
1898-1899 principalschools, Matthews
1899-1900 principalhigh school, Washington, 111.
1900-1904taught in modern language department,Chicago, 111.j 1904-1905, student, IndianaUniversity
1905-1906 Wm. Curtis HighSchool, Chicago, 111.
1906-1913 instructor, University of Michigan
1913-1916department of education and psychology,LaCrosse State Normal School, LaCrosse,Wis.
lr 1916.Whiteneck-Brown, Mrs. Emma, pa1103 y2 Woodland Ave., Toledo, O.
notteaching
manager of laundry office.Wilson, Albert M., pa 3630 Shaw Ave.,St. Louis Mo.
1898-1900 attended Indiana University
A. B. degree 1900
1900-1901 teacher of mathematics, highschool, Fairmount
1901-1903 principalof high school, Covington
1903-1904teacher of mathematics, Orchard LakeMilitary Academy, Orchard Lake, Mich.
1904-1923 teacher of mathematics, Mc-Kinley High School, St. Louis, Mo.
1923-1929 principal of Monroe HighSchool, St. Louis, Mo.: A. M. degree,Indiana University 1903
attended University of Chicago summer terms 1904-1905
University of Colorado, summerterm 1914, Columbia University, summerterms 1923-1924-1925.♦Wood-Tharp, Mrs. Lon, ha Farmland
after graduation taught in Anderson,Muncie and Farmland
married in 1910
homekeeper
deceased Oct. 17, 1926.Woodmansee, Wilson Robert, la 1916Ripon Wis.
lr teacher of mathematics,Ripon, Wis.
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The August 1999 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the...
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The March 1999 issue of the Rainbow Reader, published by the Up the Stairs Community Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The tagline of the&...
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library
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