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THE NORMAL ADVANCE.197The second game was probably the best playedgame of the season. Both teams played in goodform and at no< time durin...
Normal f, Wabash 9.Cavanaugh, Spindler, Cummings, and McFer-rin deserve especial mention for their work thisseason.MY COLLEGE BOY.He is handsome as Ap...
An expert man at football,You can see that by his hair.He can swim and shoot and fence, too,Also jump and dance and run
Is a favorite with the co-eds.,And is in for all the fun.He can play on any instrument,His singing is divine,And when it comes to ...
But he cannot learn his lessons,To save his precious soul.—Exchange.Mrs. Perkins—Did you see any of them horseless kerages up in the...
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Collier explains that he has moved two times and his mail had to catch up to him. He was not able to get a picture to Do...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
Renn writes from Camp Shelby, Mississippi. He got his letter and the Speedometer and would like the Speedometer every time it is printed.&#x...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII CorrespondenceMilitary trainingWorld War, 1939-1945--Military facilities--American--Mississippi--Camp ShelbyMilitary officersMilitary insigniaSpeedometer (Louisville Cement Company employee newsletter)Correspondence Soldiers--CorrespondenceUnited States. Army--Military lifeWorld War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives -
Dreyer writes from Germany. He has been wounded two times but has been pretty lucky. He likes getting the letters and Speedometer. He w...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
60THE NORMAL ADVANCECfjoosrtng &n (OccupationCARL N. MILLERBEFORE going to college, and before choos¬ ing an occupation for life, a young&#...
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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 ...
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Daily is in Aviation Machinist school in Jacksonville, Florida. He enjoys being in the Marine Corps. He gives Dorsey permission to post his&...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
Berry is very disappointed that the mill has become unionized. He has tried to visit Dr. George Regan but has missed him both times.&#x...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
Hauck writes with his new address in Great Lakes. They have been practicing blackouts. The weather has been nice but a little cool at&#...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
Pope writes from the USS Hornet. They have been busy. He has been scared a few times but plans to get home in one piece. He&#...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
Dean tells Dorsey he just finished his training and will be going into the E.G. which stands for escort guard. He will probably work&#x...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
154THE NORMAL ADVANCEP. M. Watson, who developed his wings in flights of oratory while an active Daedalian, is now using them as a ...
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8THE NORMAL ADVANCEThis is the eighteenth year in the life ofThe Normal Advance. During these seventeen years much has been attempted andmuch...
To think without confusion clearly,To love his fellow-man sincerely,To act from honest motives purely,To trust in God and Heaven securely.—Van ...
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74THE NORMAL ADVANCEcause of hostile feeling existing between thestudents of the tAvo schools. But it seems thatthis feeling of antagonism has di...
the otherpoints came by the foul goal route.Normal, notwithstanding the fact that thiswas the first game of the year, put up a splendid ...
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THE XORMAL ADVAXCE161g. W. anb §. ill, C g.r. if. c. aHpHE Y. AV. C. A. has had a series of inter-■*■ esting me...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE217As one of the literary societies of I. S. N.,the Alethenai is justly proud of the doublevictory in the Inter-State deba...
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THE NORMAL ADVANCE357Tho Training and High Schools will losetheir superintendent at the close of this schoolyear. Professor James O. Engleman, 01,...
fall, 1908—58
winter, 1909—61
and spring, 1909—92. TheSenior class of the College Course for this yearconsists of seven members.The members of last years class are Mess...
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Snider is in North Africa. He thanks Dorsey for all his letters. He has had some rough days and lost some friends. There is no...
copy of a letterMARCH 3, 1943 NORTH AFRICADEAR JESSE:I THINK IT IS ABOUT TIME FOR ME TO START THANKING YOU FOR ALL THE GOOD N...
Jesse G. Dorsey WWII Correspondence -
Ralph is on the USS Badoeng Strait docked at Yokosuka, Japan. He is glad to be getting news from Jesse. His friend Billy Woods cal...
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42THE NORMAL ADVANCEECLECTIC.The Eclectics are planning a debate on the question, Resolved, That equal suffrage is a benefit to the American ...
Thomas Johnson, treasurer
Bob Hoffman, baseball manager, and Andrew Mercker, custodian. And to prove to you Thomas Mahans interest in the national game you need ...
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