Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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MAIN BUILDING NELSON, THELMA, M.A. 119311, Instructor in English, Ojjice-M 301, 1528 N. Clinton Boulevard, Bloomington OKERLUND, GERDA, Ph.D. 119311, Assistant Professor of English, Office-M 301. 815 S. Fell Avenue, Normal PALMER, GEORGE MERIT, A.M. 119241, Professor of English, Acting Head of Department of English, Ojfce-M 30. Literary Achiso: for the Index, 609 S. Fell Avenue, Normal RICHARD, ESTHER A., M.A. 119291, Assistant Professor of English, Office-M 301. 1220 N. Roosevelt Road, Bloomington SORRENSON, FRED S., Ph.D. 119191, Associate Professor of Speech, Office-M 301, 615 N. School Street, Normal VINSON, ESTHER, A.M. 119261, Assistant Professor of English Ojfre-M 301, 815 S. Fell Avenue, Normal HENDERSON, STELLA VAN PETTEN 1MRS.1, A.M. 119531, Assistant Professor of Education, Ojfft?-I1fl.312, 811 S. Fell Avenue Normal RICE, W. A., Head janitor, Office-M 3. 203 N. University Street, Normal KIPER, W. A., Night Watchman, 200 N. Linden Street, Normal JANICK, FRANK, janitor, M 3. 1509 W. Market St., Bloomington :ggi A an Q am B? 4 4 N- X 1 it 479, ' M tai?-I TSR. WA sf' ,il 23

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LIBRARY . . . . . . . . . . . .1891. 80 by 96 feet. s22,ooo. Remocleling, S18,000. Home of the Ele- mentary School from 1891 to 1913. Now contains Q11 the library, Q21 the department of geography, CJ the educational library in basement, MJ ceramics department. 'aw N