History of Lawrence Business College Opens 81st Term
The Lawrence Business College, oldest of its kind in the state, begins its 81st term on Tuesday September 5. Founded in 1869 by Prof W H McCauley the school grew to a capacity of 150 pupils with small classes and individual work.
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Lawrence Business College
W. H. McCauley
People’s Bank
L. B.C
Douglas
Quakenbush
E. S. Weatherby
Cora Bruner
Richnals
Hank Brown
Haskell Indian Institute to Open September 11
Haskell Indian Institute, the largest Indian school in the United States, will open September 11 with about 800 students. Principal Solon Ayers notes a broad program including high school, nursing training, 25 trades, and post graduate commercial study, with recent staff changes and extensive activity in Indian Service summer programs.
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I. C. Stevenson
Midwest
Pres
Louisian Street
Kappa Lambda
Haskell Indian Institute
United States
Solon Ayers
Lawrence
Alphus Wilson
Siouxalls
Mildred Young
Mary Ann Bingham
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Haskell Hospital
Florence Fadenrecht
Ruth Elbrader
Betty C. Lancaster
Ayers
Haskell
Keith Kelley
Kansas State Activities Association
Kansas Department of Education
North Central Association
Maur Hill
Atchison
Indian Service
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Lawrence National Bank
W. H. Quakenbush
Columbus
Business College
New Mexico
Montana
Missouri
Mentary
Jone
S. Weatherby
Santa Fe
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Warner A. Coffin
Jack Cathers
Mary E. Amidon
Eno M.pipes
Maxine van Nayjs
Winnie Macon
Marguerite Cosgritf
Carl F. Bierman
Otha W. Shoemaker
James G. Kipp
George Washington
Delbert W. Pausch
Myron L. Sallee
Chemawa
Ore
Floyd FE. Stayton
Glenn F. Brown
Mararet Andres
Ruth 3
Kinner
University of Kansas
Franklin Gritts
Selma M. Hoffmann
James P. Howell
Richard S. Bennett
Arline Z. Wheeler
Eugene R. Miller
KK. U
Solon G. Ayers
Morgan Mach Bra
Vermont
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