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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 -
beds so people know not to walk in that part and thenwhatever grass or trees or flowers are in there wont gettrampled. Theres just ...
Harmony SchoolNo subjects listed -
to the homeless lady who had 2 little girls and theclothes fit them, and you should have seen thatwomens face. She was so happy!&#...
Harmony SchoolNo subjects listed -
luck! I walked back to the camp site only to find that the people I hadbeen driving and staying with had packed up and left&#...
Harmony SchoolNo subjects listed -
the year that WasWhen we won the soccer challengeOur team won the soccer challengeI helped warm up the players for the soccerchallengeI made...
Harmony SchoolNo subjects listed -
JOHNNY, OTHERWISE KNOWN ASEDDIE HASKELLIt began the moment we got there.What began was a perfect little angel on theoutside but underneath was&#x...
Harmony SchoolNo subjects listed -
laflau»nirisbU* 1.UiKPrem lasmta188To all my friends in Harmony,It seemed only like yesterday I walked down the halls ofHarmony, greeting familia...
Harmony SchoolNo subjects listed -
ta£ri£=e=s5=3;5=RTRADEMARK REO. U. S. TAT, 9thFor Sad TimesFor Glad Times—Send FlowersThe BOUQUET SHOPBloomington, IndianaPhone 3903Hitch-...
Ellettsville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
Things Heard Around Unionville“Get a half sheet of paper and number from one to ten.’’--Mrs. Richardson onquiz day.“Now, Seniors,&#x...
Unionville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
tended with them for the crust. A council was held in thestone igloo of Kayak Pete. Placer Jim said, Men, we musthave supplies. We ...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
CLASS PROPHESY—ContinuedWe also see Bobby Grubb and his beautiful wife, the former Miss Deanna Durbin.Bobby, who was class president, is still&...
Ellettsville High SchoolNo subjects listed -
WHAT A PIN CAN DO-ContinuedJoe could do nothing but stare into space and think. If Bettywent, she would soon be entering some kind of&#...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
AnnaNellie York, 14THERE WAS LIGHT in every room of the big southern mansion.All was hurry, hurry, hurry, to have everything just ready.Anna ...
Bloomington High SchoolNo subjects listed -
QC -iiClfllSSoF 2Po:wClass OfficersPresident: Andrea StalcupVice President: Megan ScharnowskeSecretary: Kim WhaleyTreasurer: Cody Weakley•ss^lll &#x...
Edgewood High SchoolNo subjects listed -
A V>$y id thee ...1Tuesday, Nov. I 6. I 9996 a.m. Alarm goes off.6:15 a.m. Mother comes in, turns offalarm and informs me ...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
LOOKIN BACK %~> HahnKRISTENMARTINHEIDIHENRICHMARCMUEHLINGLUCASTATEWhat is your mostembarrassingmemory?My mostembarrassingmoment wasgetting lost on thefirst day of ...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
Senior Madeline Kane gives the backgroundon an unusual winter holiday: Krampus, whichBloomingtonians celebrated on December 7.GOTHIC YEARBOOK: WHO IS&...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
rwm a-:;-[The class of 2016 nodded a final farewell at^commencement as teary eyes looked back on the past andsmiling faces shone&#...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed -
ImagineKaren JohnsonThe world is one big rat race—trains to catch, deadlines tobe met, appointments to go to. Everyone runs around trying ...
Bloomington High School SouthNo subjects listed
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