Name/Title
Sally Greenwell's school notebookEntry/Object ID
1995.003.0009Description
This 8 1/2"h x 6 3/4"w x 1/4" thick dark green notebook was the book Sally Greenwell used for class notes during the winter of 1916 at St. Mary's Academy. If you hold the book at an angle, there are pencil scrawls visible on the front cover and actual writing on the back cover. Mary Edna Comb's name is discernible.
Cover P. 2 Pencil drawing of a man with a suitcase labeled "Grapefruit."
First leaf Several names were written in pencil, but the primary entry is in black ink: History Sallie Greenwell St. Mary's Acad. Jan. 18, 1916
Second leaf Says History at the top, no other entries
P. 1 History The entries are beautifully written, so probably notes have been copied over carefully
P. 2-35 Carefully written information about Rome
P. 39-51 The Teutonic Nations, including a carefully inked map about the division of Europe in 843 AD
P. 55 seems to be notes from Religion class
P. 57-113 is an assortment of class notes for French, math, and local history
P. 114-126 Blank
P. 129 Scribbles
P. 130-131 Farewell to Second Seniors speech draft
P. 134-135 Very closely written stuff that doesn't make a lot of sense
P. 136 Design for a certificate
P. 138-139 Draft of a speech
P. 140 and Cover P. 3 ScribblesCollection
William G. Fenwick CollectionDimensions
Height
8-1/2 inWidth
6-3/4 inDepth
1/4 inLocation
Container
William G. Fenwick Collection, Box 1Shelf
Rack 13, Shelf 3-FrontRack
Rack 13Wall
East wallRoom
Archives 2Building
Tudor HallContainer
William G. Fenwick Collection, Box 1Shelf
Rack 13, Shelf 3-FrontRack
Rack 13Wall
East wallRoom
Archives 2Building
Tudor HallRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Camalier, AnitaPerson or Organization
Combs, Mary EdnaPerson or Organization
Greenwell, HelenePerson or Organization
Greenwell, Sally Floyd