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The purpose of this book is its purposelessness – superficially speaking.--SupplementLetterpress printed on a hand proofing press. Printed in four&#...
Herron Library Fine Press and Book Arts Collection -
THE early history of the Bloomington High School is some-what hazy. The present historian does not have the data and documents at hand ...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
122THE NORMAL ADVANCEgym. The teachers w?ere never threatened, having the upper hand from start to finish.Franklin was the first to score. ...
Knauth, 4
Stiffler, 4
Mullikin, 3. Foul goals—Cook 6
Knauth, 2
Clark. Referee—Westover, Purdue.Our next game was with Earlham and every effort had been exerted to win it, as a victory over the ...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
THE NORMAL ADVANCE.69tried it with first one knee stiff, then the other,then with both. He brought his heels down first,then scattered the d...
next hemoved on tiptoe. Pigeon toed was followed withfirst one foot turned out, then the other, thenboth. He caught a rock in his toes&...
the balance tipped, maternal admonitions vanished, and they were soon reveling in theclean white sand of the creek bed. He smootheda place, ...
thiswas the right one. He began again the same process. In her eagerness she knelt beside him
sheleaned closer, closer
she rested one hand on hisshoulder. A thrill tingled through every atom ofhis being! Her tangled white hair touched hisface! He felt&#x...
some feller an is girl out wheelin, readier her ear. Shelooked in the direction indicated by a half dozenfingers, and saw carefully carved&#...
but he wasback of the hoiuse turning hand springs. As theranks were forming, she looked at him, smiled andplaced her finger to her tigh...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
Manuscript will of William Sprowl of Clark County, Indiana, dated December 23, 1843. Includes witness testimony and probate dated September 2, 18...
Jeffersonville Township Public Library -
THE 1927-28 BASKETBALL SEASONBasketball was started early this year in preparation for the hard scheduleon hand. Branam, Sears and Duncan were th...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
Beaver rides in first Little 500 at IUIt is what Paul Henreid said aboutCasablanca: Nobody knew we weremaking a classic.—Don Beaver, ...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
G.A.R. Memorial Hall drawing by Juliet A. Peddle, local architect and artist.
Terre Hautes Classic Example of Early Architecture, The Memorial Hall on Ohio street, One of the First Banks. Drawing by Juliet A. Peddle,&#...
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Logan Library -
V9SENIOR OFFICERSPresident Dick HansenVice PresidentLita SinclairSecretary ..Pat PlessTreasurerBill FranklinPreparing to leave the portals of University School, the ...
University High SchoolNo subjects listed -
Drawing of the Dr. E.V. Ball House by Juliet A. Peddle, Terre Haute Artist and Architect.
DR. E. V. BALL HOUSE WHICH STOOD AT FIRST AND CHERRY STREETS. Drawing by Juilet A. Peddle, Terre Haute Artist and Architect.The home of...
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Logan Library -
Football SeasonWe want a touchdown! We want a touchdown! This was a familiar cry of B.H.S. football fans during the 1946 gridiron ...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
and handed out a lopsided 61-39 defeat. We thentangled with the Linton Miners who grabbed a53-32 victory. The Panthers continued their trekaway&#...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
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&#...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
THE NORMAL ADVANCE105should greet the actors each night. To thosewho have seen the opening scenes, there is nouse for urging attendance. Those&#x...
Earlham, 21.For the Earlham aggregation Winslow andLogan were the stars, especially the latter, whoplayed the floor in wonderful style. Schenck,Knauth ...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
THE F FN FSHED PRODUCTTwo Gentlemen and VeronaThe house lights were dimmed, ahush fell over the audience, the curtainopened, and another Prosceni...
Bloomington 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 -
LLAMARADASENIOR CLASS HISTORYWe entered school in the fall of 1926. Mrs. Frances Brown wasour first teacher. She is still giving the children...
Ellettsville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
WHOWHATrningvs.NightWhere do you fall?seniorAbbey Martinlam anightperson.There isso muchmore todo and Im moreawake.juniorJake PfenningerWell, Iconsidermyselfto be anafter...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
THE 1COACH MARK WAKEFIELDTHE REVIEW OF THE SEASON<—>It was with a none too cheerful outlook that Coach Wakefield entered uponthe second&#...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
182THE NORMAL ADVANCEname, Grieger, Haggard, Hauck, Racey, Smith,Stahl, Sweeney, Switzer, and Watson, shouldbe well-known by this time in the respectivedis...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed
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