Dawn of Self Consciousness by a Prominent Alumni
An essay by J W Clevenger 87, veteran minister and Illinois convention member, explores the dawning of self consciousness. He recounts a personal moment of recognizing space and the separation of self from others, with vivid childhood imagery and reflections on consciousness. The piece discusses memory, psychology, and the transition from unknown to self aware.
Franklin Alumni Remembered Childhood and Awe
The Franklin section features recollections from an alumnus about childhood awakening and self awareness, reflecting on family, place, and past experiences. It includes a note on alumni contributions and a brief local vendor listing for Nort Whitesides, headquarters for students with furnishings, clothing, shoes, and a jeweler and optician.
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J. W. Clev
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Red Oak
Iowa
Washington State
Normal
Ilinois
Lieve
Beal
Mr. Beal
J. H. Thompson
E. Franks
Kielhorn’s
the Collegian Clothes Store
Beal House
Pharoah and
Joseph
Ately
Franklin
Mr. Clevenger
Cerely
Wels & Burton
J. G. Brown
Franklin National Bank
J. E. Hitz
Ladies Bazaar
Julia C. Steeg
Collins