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- Tags: 1978
League of Women Voters - Projects - Felony Court Watching - 1978
League of Women Voters - Projects - Equal Rights Amendment - 1978
League of Women Voters - Projects - Domestic Violence - Youth Services Directory - 1978
Tags: 1978, Alcoholics Anonymous, Call for Action, child care, Clothing, discrimination, domestic violence, education, Employment, fish, Food, Health, Home rehabilitation, Housing, Juveniles with criminal problems, League of Women Voters, Legal, Money, Nutritional planning, Parents Anonymous, Pre-Natal Care, projects, Senior Citizens, Services for developmentally disabled, vocational training, Youth Services Directory
League Of Women Voters - Projects - Court Watching Project - News Clippings - 1978 - 1981
League of Women Voters - Projects - Consensus Project - Decatur Public Schools - 1978
Tags: /6th grade/Middle School/9th Grade Philosophy, 1978, bibliography, Consensus Position Statement, Consensus Project, consensus questions, Decatur Public Schools, Final LWV Consensus Position, Final Report, League of Women Voters, LWV Meeting Notes, President's File, projects, Referendum, School committee, School Finances, Teachers
Photos of Buildings, Workers, Aerial View, Office Building, Archer Daniels Midland Co.
Tags: 1939, 1969, 1978, ADM, Aerial View, Archer Daniels Midland, BS18, BS19, BS20, BS21, BS22, BS23, Buildings, Business, Decatur IL., Grain Co., Grain Trucks, Holding Tanks, Office Entrance, R.R. Tanker, Workers
Photos of Archer Daniels Midland Co.
Mrs. Corwin Johns' Interview
Tags: "Personal Recollections", 1978, A.P. Hill, Adlai Stevenson, Betty Turnell, Charles Adlai Ewing, childhood, Corn Carnival, Decatur Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Decatur IL, Dr. and Mrs. Panhallegon, Dr. H.C. Johns, Eugenia Ewing Johns, fire department races, Illinois Board of Agriculture, Illinois Breeders' Association, interview, J. Petticord, Jane Martin Johns, Johns family, Johns Hill, Judge R.W. Race, March 1978, Miss Mary French, Mr. and Mrs. Millikin, Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Powers, Mrs. Corwin Johns, Mrs. Oglesby, Natatorium, Old Decatur, old High School, oral history, recording, Rev. Fielding Ewing, Riverside Park, Samuel Powers, shorthorn cattle, swimming lessons, train service, Wood Street School
Lee D. Pigott's Interview #1
Tags: 1978, AB degree, Ada Holtwick Caudle Pigott, aluminum scrap drive, Antoinette County KS, apprenticeship, Armistice Day, aviation mechanic, basketball, Betty Turnell, boys' club, cabinet making, car repair man, Carpenter's Union, Centennial Junior High School, Charles Lee, childhood, Christmas program, Christopher Wren tower, corporal punishment, counseling departments, Cy Gentry, Decatur Board of Education, Decatur High School, Decatur IL, Decatur Kiwanis Club, Decatur Public Schools, Dennis School, distributive education, diversified occupations, Dr. Cameron Harmon, Dr. Lloyd Trump, Durfee School, Durfee School principal, Enlistment, farmhand, fathers' club, forced retirement, Ford Foundation, Gaither farm, Gastman School, Great Lakes Naval Academy, growth pattern, gymnasium, high school diploma, ice wagon, Illinois Junior High School Association, industrial education, interview, janitor, January 1978, Kansas, Kansas City MO, Ku Klux Klan, Lebanon IL, Lee D. Pigott, Lee Decatur Pigott, Lincoln School, Little 19 Basketball Tournament, Logan School, machinist, Malleable Iron Company, manual training, Mary W. French School, master's degree, Mayor, McKendree College Academy, Methodist Church, Millikin University, Miss Elizabeth Crowder, Mobile and Ohio shop, mothers' club, Mr. Jones, Murphysburo IL, Naval Aviation, North Central Association, Oakland Junior High School, Oakland School, Oke Summers, Oklahoma, Old Clothes Day, oral history, Pekin IL, Pekin Starch, Pfeifer, Pines Community Center, Principal, PTA, quitting school, R.S.W. McDavid, Railroad YMCA, recording, Roosevelt Junior High School, Spanish flu, staff utilization, Superintendent Engleman, Third United Brethren Church, Torrence Park, truancy, Ulrich School, University of Illinois, vocational automobile mechanics, vocational building trades, vocational cabinet making, vocational drafting, vocational electricity, vocational sheet and metal, vocational work, Warren School, wheat harvest crews, wooden paddle, Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, Woodworking, World War I, World War II, WWI, WWII, YMCA, young people's group