Normal Herald V.31 No.2
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Keith, and Deans, Miss Stewart and Mr. Whit- myre.
Next in line of march came the Normal School band under the direction of Mr. Sullivan, with Dorothy Belle Rut- ledge as Drum-Major. Three of the students of the Normal School who are members of the National Guard, carried the American flag. The Faculty came next, followed by the Seniors, who for the first time, were arrayed in cap and gown. Then followed the Second Year students and the Juniors. Each section was headed by a banner which desig- ...nated to which department it belonged. The teachers and NORMAL HERALD 19 pupils of I, Campus Training Schools formed the last di- vision of the parade.
The line of i . rch deflected from the main street in or- der to pass the homo of Mr. Thomas Sutton, President of the Board of Trustees. The Faculty and students wished in this way to show their high esteem and honor for Mr.
Sutton, who was confined to his home en South Sixth' street.
The paraders returned to the school and immediately went to the chapel for the commemoration program.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Keith, and Deans, Miss Stewart and Mr. Whit- myre.
Next in line of march came the Normal School band under the direction of Mr. Sullivan, with Dorothy Belle Rut- ledge as Drum-Major. Three of the students of the Normal School who are members of the National Guard, carried the American flag. The Faculty came next, followed by the Seniors, who for the first time, were arrayed in cap and gown. Then followed the Second Year students and the Juniors. Each section was headed by a banner which desig- ...nated to which department it belonged. The teachers and NORMAL HERALD 19 pupils of I, Campus Training Schools formed the last di- vision of the parade.
The line of i . rch deflected from the main street in or- der to pass the homo of Mr. Thomas Sutton, President of the Board of Trustees. The Faculty and students wished in this way to show their high esteem and honor for Mr.
Sutton, who was confined to his home en South Sixth' street.
The paraders returned to the school and immediately went to the chapel for the commemoration program.
What to read after Normal Herald V.31 No.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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