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The November 1984 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne...
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The July 1982 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
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The June 1981 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
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The June 1985 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
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The August 1985 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
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The August/September 1981 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fo...
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The June 1982 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The July 1984 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The December 1983 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne...
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The July 1983 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
WE LOOK INTO THE FUTUREIt is customary for the class prophet to consult someone who can unveil the future and foretell thedestiny of ea...
Smithville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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An employee newsletter
VOLUME 2, No. 11 DECEMBER, 19506/ al.L t~ me44a.<rU tit.at ea~ t~ meanuu; a./ e~,none u ump~ M bi.ue tit.an ...
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.pdf with bookmarks corresponding with audio clips
Oral history interview with Sister Marilyn Herber (Sister Vincent Marie), 4/23/08 Today is April 23, 2008, and this is an intervie...
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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY57principal Broad Ripple High School: 1910-1914 principal Westland ConsolidatedSchool
1914-1919 principal Charlottesville: 1919-1921 principal high school,Milbank, S. D.: 1921-1929 member offaculty, Wayne State Teachers College,Wayne, Neb....
1929-1930 principal highschool, Charlottesville.Parr, Leonard K., pa Yoder, Colo.
1903-1904 principal, Newtown
1906-1907teacher and principal of Logan countyHigh School, Sterling, Colo.: 1908-1909principal Montrose County High School,Montrose, Colo.
1909-1922 engaged inretail lumber business at Padroni, Colo.
1922-1923 teacher of science and mathematics, Limon, Colo.
1923-1929 principal, Tructon School, Yoder, Colo.Pearson, Bemice, pa 3016-44 S. W.Seattle, Wash
taught two years in Shelby county schools
1903-1930 teacher inShelbyville, Boise, Idaho
at present,teaching art in public schools, Seattle,Wash.
attended Purdue University,summer 1913
Washington University,summer 1929.Pearson, Lora, pa 704 South HarrisonSt.. Shelbyville: 1896-1929 teacher ofgrades and ward principal in Shelbyville...
student, Indiana University, summers of1904, 1905 and 1906
student, Wisconsin University, summers of 1910, 1912and 1914.Peterson-McCaslin, Mrs. Mary, la 897East Drive, Woodruff Place, Indianapolis
1901-1902 taught one year beforegraduation
1902-1905 teacher of grades,Wayne township, Marion county
married Frank McCaslin Oct. 18, 1906, notteaching, homekeeper, lr 1906.♦Planett, Cora M., ha 814 First Ave.,Terre Haute
1903-1928 teacher of elementary grades. Harrison School, TerreHaute
deceased May 30, 1929.♦Porter, Albert G., ha 2706 FenwoodAve., Terre Haute
1903-1904 teacherin public schools, Hutton
1904-1905teacher in public schools, Brazil
1909graduated from Indiana University,medical school
1909-1910 spent ashouse physician St. Vincents Hospital,Indianapolis
1910 practicing medicineand surgery, Terre Haute
deceased.Rawlings, Osie C, nr.Richards, Florence A., pa 1403 Southcenter St., Terre Haute
1904-1913teacher in grades, Terre Haute
1913-1929 teacher of history, Wiley HighSchool, Terre Haute
received A. B. degree from Indiana University in 1913
1929-1930 leave of absence, graduatework at Indiana University.♦Robinson, Jeremiah, ha Martinsville:1901-1916 superintendent of schools,Martinsville
1918-1921 principal schools,Morgantown
1923-1926 study hall, FortLauderdale, Fla.
deceased May 2, 1926.♦Schafer, Sarah, ha Elkhart
deceased,murdered at Bedford.Schnicb, Anna A., la Fulton, Mo.
1904-1905 teacher of fifth and seventh grade,Montpelier
1905-1908 teacher of departmental English, Muncie
1908-1909 attended the State University, also summer1908
1909-1910 critic teacher in Normal. Fort Wayne
1910-1913 assistantprincipal, Normal School, Fort Wayne
1918-1916 student. Columbia University
1915 in the summer, instructorof education, Iowa State AgriculturalCollege
1916 professor of education,William Woods College, Fulton, Mo.
lr 1915.Shryer, Laura, pa 1801 Ohio Blvd., TerreHaute: 1903-1904 teacher grades Swayzee
1904-1905 teacher grades cityschools, Terre Haute
1905-1907 student, Indiana University, A. B.
1907-1911 general assistant, Wiley HighSchool, Terre Haute
1911-1912 student,Teachers College, Columbia University.B. S.: 1912-1930 supervisor of homeeconomics, city schools. Terre Haute
M. A. Columbia University 1927.Simpson, Everett D„ pa Los Angeles,Calif.
1900-1901 taught at Pimento
1901-1903 teacher of grades
1903-1906teacher of grades, Bloomington
1907-1908 teacher in Bryant-Stratton Business College, Chicago, 111.
1908-1923principal, Gary
1924-1925 teacher ofgrades, Los Angeles, Calif.
1925-1927assistant principal, Gary
1927-1929teacher in public schools, Los Angeles,Calif.Sipple, Guy, pa 5711 Howe St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
1903-1905 superintendent ofschools, LaFollette, Tenn.
1905-1912principal county high school, Sparta,Tenn.
1912-1914 superintendent ofschools, Princeton, Ky.
graduated fromIndiana University in 1915
1915-1919teacher of mathematics in high school,Richmond
1919-1922 assistant on engineering corps., Pennsylvania RailroadUniversity School
1923-1929 head ofmathematics department. UniversitySchool, Pittsburg, Pa.Smythe, William Edward, pa Boulder,Colo.
1903-1907 superintendent ofschools, Dana
1907-1909 student at Indiana University, A. B. June 1909
1909-1910 principal high school, Ladoga
1910-1911 superintendent Ladoga
1911-1914 instructor in education, DePauwUniversity, Greencastle
1914-1916 assistant professor of education, DePauwUniversity, Greencastle
1928-1929 assistant professor of education at theUniversity of Colorado, Boulder, Colo.Sonnefield-Patterson, Mrs. Harriet, pa490 East 127th St., Clevenland, O....
190o-1904 teacher in Vigo county: 1904-1920teacher. Sandison School, Terre Haute
1920-1923 substitute teacher in schoolsof Cleveland, O.
1923-1929 at home,not teaching.Speas, Mary, pa Worthington: 1903-1904 primary teacher, Royerton: 1904-1906 teacher in district schools
1906-1929 at home with parents.Stopher, Emmet C, pa 210 South Willow St., Kent, O.
1903-1904 principalMills School, Crawfordsville
1904-1907head of mathematics department, Crawfordsville: 1907-1909 principal highschool, Noblesville
1909-1916 superintendent, Noblesville: 1916-1919 extension instructor, Kent State Normal College, Kent, O.: 1919-1927 superintendentof training school, Kent.&#x...
1927-1929
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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYWiley High School
one of Terre Hautesmost revered teachers
the Sarah ScottJunior High School stands as a monument to her memory.Taylor, Mary Gale, pa 5537 ClaremontCLASS OF 1879Ave., Oakland, Cal....
1882-1895 teacherin the high schools of Peru, Shelbyvilleand Terre Haute
1896-1899 assistantclerk and librarian, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute
1899-1929 retired and residing in California.Bradshaw, Eugene B., reported living inEast Liverpool, Ohio
no informationfound concerning his career.Boyd, Josephine, deceased 1880.Crowe, Esther, pa Kansas City, Mo.
1881-1892 teacher in the grades andward school principal, Kansas City Mo.
1892-1929, teacher of English literatureand psychology at the Central HighSchool, Kansas City, Mo.Dela-Bar-Swain, Mary E., taught inClinton and Rockville f...
lived with a daughter in Cleveland,Ohio
died summer, 1929.Grosjean, George, pa Indianapolis
taughtin Terre Haute High School
retiredseveral years ago.Hutzel, Samuel M., nr.Kelso, Oscar Lynn, pa 700 South 5thSt., Terre Haute
1879-1882 principalschools, Bruceville
1882-1884 student,Indiana University and teacher in Bedford
1884-1885 principal high school,Anderson
1885-1894 principal highschool, Richmond
1894-1924 professormathematics, Indiana State Teachers College
summers of 1897 and 1898 a student in University of Chicago
receivedA. B. degree from Indiana University
author of Arithmetic for High Schools,Normals and Academies
joint authorwith Robert J. Aley of revision of Cook-Cropsey Arithmetic
1924-1929 retiredfrom teaching
at home.Miller-Stimson, Harriet C, nr.McCrea, Samuel Pressly, la RedwoodCity, Calif.
lr 1905 teacher of history,civics and economics, Sequio UnionHigh School, Redwood City, Cal.Newsome-Woodard, Mrs. Ruth, ha Eliza-bethtown
1879-1881, assistant teacherin Bloomingdale Academy
1882-1929homekeeper, residing The AlbermarlApts. Room 6, Columbus.Studebaker, Joseph, pa Flora
taughtthree years in country schools beforegraduation
superintendent and principalschools at Burlington, Pittsburg, Rock-field, Burrows, Deer Creek, Camden,Flora and Delphi
1893-1929, practicinglaw and mayor of the city. Flora.CLASS OF 1880Barnett-Coble, Mrs. Emily, nr.Cox, Wilson H., nr.Dwiggins, Lydia, ha 816 South Bran...
1880-1885, primary gradesFowler
1885-1887 fifth grades Lafayette
1887-1888 first primary Oxford
1888-1889 seventh grade Rochester
1889-1914 first primary Marion
1914-1915 did not teach on account of illhealth
1915-1916 substitute teacherMarion
deceased 1918.Furber-Swain, Mrs. Carolina, taught inKnightstown and New Castle and forsome time in one of the Normal schoolsof California
married Captain RichardSwain of the Japanese Steamship Company and went to live in Japan
no recent report.Fox, Charles F., ha Jefferson ville
taught for some time in Clark countyand held a ward principalship in Jef-fersonville for several years precedinghis death which occurred Sept. 14...
1880-1901 teacher inschools of Connersville
1901-1909 teacher in grades, Anderson
1909-1912 caredfor an invalid sister
deceased 1912.♦Gentry, Ruth, ha Stilesville
1894-1902instructor mathematics, Vassar College,Poughkeepsie, New York
1902-1909 incharge of private school for girls,Poughkeepsie, New York
1909-1917 retired from school activities on accountof ill health, engaged in real estatewith trips abroad
deceased in 1917
Ph. B. University of Michigan 1890
Ph. D. Bryn Mawr College 1894.Goodykoontz, Joseph, nr.Kemp, Ell wood Wads worth, pa 517%Wabash Ave., Terre Haute
1880-1881principal high school, Franklin
1881-1882 superintendent of schools, Franklin
1882-1883 .assistant grammar andmathematics, Indiana State Teachers College
1883-1885, student, Harvard University
1885-1888 assistant in history,Indiana State Teachers College
188S-1913 head of department Americanhistory, Indiana State Teachers College
1913-1914 student, Sorbonne University, Paris
retired 1914
now livingin Terre Haute.King-Warren, Mrs. Mary E., nr.Lawrence, Clova A., pa 1629 ChestnutSt., Terre Haute
taught in elementarygrades until retiring in 1925
spentmost of this time as a teacher of elementary grades in city of Terre Haute.♦Mail, William R., ha Terre Haute
1881-1882 principal schools, Edwardsport
1882-1883 principal schools, Clinton
1883-1885 graduate student. Philadelphia Dental College and Hospital ofOral Surgery
1885-1904 practiced den-tristy, Terre Haute
1904-1920 movedto California and practiced dentistry
died January 21, 1920.Mitchell, Commodore P., pa 616 OakdaleDrive, Fort Wayne
taught in thecounty schools for three years beforegraduation
1898-1929 in business.♦Mitchell-Van Duyn, Mrs. Malissa, haMonroeville
deceased Feb. 27, 1925
taught in country schools in Vermillioncounty for six years.Thompkins, Arnold, brilliant scholar,teacher, lecturer and author
was professor of literature in Indiana StateTeachers College, member of faculty ofDePauw University and University ofIllinois, president of Illinois State&...
at time of hisdeath was president of the Cook CountyNormal, Chicago, 111
author of several
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An employee newsletter.
theOLIVER MIRRORVOLUME 2, No. 1 FEBRUARY, 1950shield against disaster NeYI Shelbyville BalerEnters Regular ProductionRed Cross Opens1950 Fund DriveCHICAGO, ILL....
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An employee newsletter
theOLIVER MIRRORVOLUME 3, No. 4 APRIL, 1951Premiere Showing ofFilm AttractsOliver2,000 PeopleMcCord Named NPAFarm Equipment DirectorVANDALIA, ILL.- Adverse weath ...
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Explore SUSTAINABLE INDIANACelebrating Hoosier Solutions to Our Climate CrisisCELEBRATING 200 YEARS© 2016, Sustainable Indiana 2016, a project of Earth...
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An employee newsletter.
theOLIVER MIRRORVOLUME 2, No. 6 JULY, 1950OLIVER MODEL 4 CORN PICKERPLACED IN PRODUCTIONBATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN- One of the first of the new ...
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