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UA51/3 BGBU, Ogden College & SNS Publication Index Western Kentucky University TopSCHOLAR® WKU Archives Collection Inventories WKU Archives 2011 UA51/3 BGBU, Ogden College & SNS Publication Index WKU Archives Western Kentucky University Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_fin_aid Recommended Citation Archives, WKU, "UA51/3 BGBU, Ogden College & SNS Publication Index" (2011). WKU Archives Collection Inventories. Paper 284. http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_fin_aid/284 This Finding Aid is brought to you for free and open access by TopSCHOLAR®. It has been accepted for inclusion in WKU Archives Collection Inventories by an authorized administrator of TopSCHOLAR®. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WKU Archives Bowling Green Business University Ogden College Southern Normal School Publication Index This is an alphabetical index to selected Bowling Green Business University, Ogden College and Southern Normal School publications. These publications are available to patrons by request in the Harrison-Baird reading room. For more information contact the WKU Archives at [email protected]. Guide: BUWKY = a magazine called BUWKY - digitized CN = Ogden College Cardinal Newspaper S/B = Southern Normal School/Bowling Green Business College National School of Telegraphy, Civil Service, Railroading and Express SE = The Southern Exponent of Business Education SEd = Southern Educator - digitized TNT = T’N’T (Toppers ‘n’ Towers) - digitized A Aaron, N. H. W., SEd 1/1900, p. 2, 4, 3/1898, p. 8, 4/1901, p. 9, S/B 1901 p. 7, 1902 p. 9 Abbot, D. O., SEd 3/1898, p. 9, Sum/1898, p. 2 Abdoney, June Ann, TNT Oct. 1949: 2; Jan. 1950: 11; Feb. 1950: 14 Abernathy, Guy, S/B 1903 p. 5, SEd 8/1906, p. 5, 10 Ackerman, J. E., SE July 1928, p. 6 Acree, Carolyn, TNT Nov. 1949: 10 Adair family, SE April 1934, p. 7 Adair, Joe SE April 1934, p. 4, Dec. 1937, p. 5 Adams, Agnes, SE Jan. 1907, p. 4; July 1909, p. 10, S/B 1903 p. 7 Adams, Alice, SE June 1935, p. 5 Adams, B. L., SE Jan. 1942, p. 5 Adams, Bernard, SE Dec. 1940, p. 7 Adams, Buddy, TNT Apr. 1949: 10; May 1949: 7 Adams, C. L., SEd 3/1898, p. 9, Sum/1898, p. 2 Adams, Carson, CN 2/20/1925:2 Adams, Catherine, SE Dec. 1937, p. 5 Adams, Cecil, SE Dec. 1940, p. 4; July 1941, p. 6 Adams, Dorothy, SE Dec. 1937, p. 5 Adams, Henry, TNT Nov. 1949: 24 Adams, Jack, CN 5/1/1922:2 Adams, Lou, SE July 1909, p. 7 Adams, Mottley, CN 4/2/1923:3; 11/27/1923:4 Adams, Ruby, BUWKY Oct.1940: 2 Adams, Ruth, SE Aug. 1921, p. 3 Adams, Sadie, SE Aug. 1921, p. 2 Adams, Virgil, SE Aug. 1914, p. 8; Fall 1915, p. 2 Adams, W. E., SE July 1926, p. 6 Adcock, Fred, SE July 1928, pp. 2 & 6 Adcock, W., S/B 1901 p. 12 Addington, Thomas, SE Jan. 1907, p. 6 Adsit, John CN 1/1/1922:1,2; 1/16/22:4; 2/1/22:2, 4; 3/1/22:3; 3/15/22:1; 4/1/22:1; 4/15/22:3; 5/1/22:1, 2, 3; 10/1/22:1; 4/2/23:1; 12/10/23:2; 4/27/25:3 Agnew, Dorothy, TNT Dec. 1949: 7 Agnew, L. B., SE July 1941, p. 6 Ahrens, Charlotte, SE July 1941, p. 8 Akerlund, O. A., SE Aug. 1921, p. 3; July 1922, p. 6 Albert, Roy, SEd 5/1905, p. 13, 15 Albert, Royall, SE Jan. 1907, p. 5 Albritton, B. R., SE July 1922, p. 8 Alcorn, Alice, SEd 7/1898, p. 6 Alderson, Clarence Hedges, SE Dec. 1925, p. 1 Aldrich, Pauline, SE June 1940, p. 4 Aldridge, C. W., SE July 1907, p. 10 Aldridge, Daisy, SE Aug. 1910, p. 13; July 1909, p. 6, SEd 4/1901, p. 11, S/B 1902 p. 11 Alexander, Anne, SE Dec. 1939, p. 6; Dec. 1940, p. 4 Alexander, Barbara, SE April 1934, p. 4 Alexander, Boddie, TNT May 1951: 9 Alexander, Chester, SEd 5/1905, p. 13, 14 Alexander, Dortch T., SE Dec. 1925, p. 2 Alexander, E. T., SE July 1909, p. 11 Alexander, H. L., SE July 1922, p. 6 Alexander, J. R., SEd 1/1899, p. 5, 8, 1/1900, p. 5, 10/1898, p. 7, 11/1905, p. 2, 3, 3/1898, p. 7, 4/1899, p. 3, 4/1901, p. 7, 5/1905, p. 1, 7/1898, p. 7, 7/1899, p. 4, 7/1901, p. 1, 8/1906, p. 10, Sum/1898, p. 1, S/B 1901 p. 8, 1902 p. 7 Alexander, L. F., SE July 1909, p. 14 Alexander, Mat, SEd 1/1899, p. 3 Alexander, Moore, SE June 1935, p. 4 Alexander, Myrtle, SE Dec. 1925, p. 1; July 1923, p. 4; July 1926, p. 6; June 1935, p. 4 Alexander, T. P., SE Aug. 1913, p. 3 Alexander, W. M., SE Jan. 1907, p. 6; July 1909, p. 10; Nov. 1906, p. 3, SEd 1/1900, p. 3, 8, 10/1898, p. 2, 3/1898, p. 6, 4/1901, p. 13, 7/1901, p. 3, S/B 1901 p. 4, 1902 p. 13, 1903 p. 8, 10 Alford, Hamilton, TNT May 1951: 9 Algee, U. S., SE July 1907, p. 11, SEd 11/1905, p. 7 Alias, Helen, SE July 1941, p. 6 Allbritten, E. B., SE July 1922, p. 4 Allen, Annie, SE Dec. 1937, p. 5, SEd 7/1898, p. 6 Allen, Bena, SE July 1907, p. 11 Allen, Dewey, SE Aug. 1921, p. 3 Allen, F. B., SEd 4/1901, p. 11, 7/1898, p. 6, S/B 1902 p. 11 Allen, Ina, SEd 11/1905, p. 7 Allen, L. W., SE Jan. 1907, p. 5; July 1909, p. 7 Allen, L. W., SEd 10/1900, p. 8, 4/1901, p. 9, 16, S/B 1901 p. 7, 1902 p. 9, 16, 1903 p. 14 Allen, Lewis, SE Aug. 1919, p. 1 Allen, Mabel, SE Dec. 1926, p. 2; July 1928, p. 6 Allen, Mamie, SE Dec. 1926, p. 3 Allen, Mildred, SE July 1928, p. 6 Allen, Ollie J., SE April 1934, p. 4 Allen, Ora, SEd 1/1900, p. 2 Allen, Reuben, SE July 1941, p. 6 Allen, Russell E., SE July 1923, p. 2 Alley, Oscar, SE Jan. 1942, pp. 5-6 Allie, Bob, TNT Oct. 1949: 17 Allison, “Slim,” TNT Apr. 1949: 23; May 1949: 7, 23; Feb. 1950: 11; Apr. 1950: 1; May 1951: 7 Allison, Bernice, SE July 1928, p. 6 Almond, Dave, TNT May 1949: 22; Feb. 1950: 11, 14 Almond, Lillian, SE July 1928, p. 2; Dec. 1925, p. 1; July 1926, p. 6 Alpha Sigma, TNT, Jan. 1949: 21; May 1949: 19; Nov. 1949: 4; Feb. 1950: 16; Apr. 1950: 5 Alverson, Stella, SE July 1926, p. 6; July 1928, p. 6 Alvis, I. N., SEd 4/1901, p. 5, S/B 1901 p. 2, 1902 p. 5 Amberg, Sadie, SEd 1/1900, p. 5, 4/1901, p. 15, S/B 1901 p. 13, 1902 p. 15 Amburgey, Lyda, SE July 1928, p. 6 Ammerman, May J., SEd 5/1905, p. 5, 13 Ammons, Garland, SE Dec. 1926, p. 3; July 1926, p. 2; July 1928, p. 6 Amos, Alma, SEd 4/1901, p. 11, S/B 1902 p. 11 Amos, Jean, TNT, Feb. 1950: 10 Amos, Kirtley, CN 10/1/22:1; 12/5/22:3; 3/22/23:1, 2; 5/21/23:4; 12/10/23:2; 3/5/24:1; 3/5/24:3; 3/31/24:3; 4/15/24:1; 4/29/24:1, 4 Amos, Miss, SE Dec. 1924, p. 2 Amos, Oswald CN 4/2/23:2; 11/27/23:4 Anders, Elva, SE July 1941, p. 6 Anders, Elvie, SE Dec. 1925, p. 1; July 1925, p. 7 Anderson family, SE April 1934, p. 7 Anderson, A. C., SE Aug. 1915, p. 2; Aug. 1917, p. 7; Jan. 1907, p. 6; July 1907, p. 10; July 1909, p. 16; June 1918, p. 2 11/1905, p. 6, 7, 5/1905, p. 13, 8/1906, p. 15 Anderson, Andy, BUWKY Apr. 1939: 2 Anderson, C. A., SE Aug. 1919, p. 5 Anderson, C. R., SE July 1926, p. 2 Anderson, C. W., SE Aug. 1914, p. 3; Aug. 1915, p. 1; Fall 1915, p. 2 Anderson, Clay, CN 2/23/23:1 Anderson, George, SE July 1925, p. 6 Anderson, Grace, SEd 5/1905, p. 15 Anderson, Henry, SEd 8/1906, p. 19 Anderson, James E., SEd 8/1906, p. 5, 10 Anderson, O. B., SEd 5/1905, p. 20 Anderson, Otis, CN 4/15/24:3 Anderson, Roy, SE July 1923, p. 2 Anderson, Verna, SE June 1935, p. 6 Anderson, W. C., SEd 1/1900, p. 4 Anderson, W. L., SEd 1/1900, p. 2, 4/1901, p. 9, 7/1898, p. 6, S/B 1901 p. 7, 1902 p. 9 Andrews, E. G., SEd 1/1899, p. 5, 10/1898, p. 7, 7/1899, p. 4 Andrews, Edward, SEd 7/1898, p. 7, 12 Andrews, Toni, TNT Oct. 1949: 17, 19; Feb. 1950: 4; Dec. 1950: 10 Andrus, A. H., SE July 1922, p. 8 Andrus, C. D., SE Aug. 1910, p. 4; Jan. 1907, p. 8 Andrus, Charles, SEd 1/1900, p. 1, 3/1898, p. 8, 4/1901, p. 12, S/B 1901 p. 14, 1902 p. 12 Andrus, D. C., SE Nov. 1906, p. 4 Andrus, Emile, SE Jan. 1907, p. 7; July 1909, p. 16; Nov. 1906, p. 3 Andrus, Emilie, S/B 1903 p.
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