Author: John Delmonaco
Publisher: Simply Eclectic, a Wyatt-MacKenzie Imprint
ISBN: 9781939288202
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 142
Book Description
The author, his mother and four brothers took up residence at Mooseheart. . ."The Child City." . .May 28, 1930. John, his brothers and several thousand other youngsters, who had lost one or both of their parents, lived an active, vibrant life as so interestingly written in this memoir. GROWING UP AT MOOSEHEART tells the everyday activities in the life of a child at Mooseheart. It bespeaks of the careful development of the pre-adolescent and adolescent; of growing into adulthood as a complete personality. You will learn of the close relationship and influence of teachers, matrons; how a system contributes to an overall positive attitude of a young growing child. You will appreciate the complexity of caring for, nurturing and raising hundreds of children in home and school from birth to graduation at 18 years of age. GROWING UP AT MOOSEHEART reveals how inner feelings, the spiritual person inside you, are influenced by living with people, environments, situations and experiences. It tells how a child, raised as an orphan, becomes all he can be. You will live the life of John. You will laugh, cry and be joyful with him as he grows into adulthood and reaches the ultimate of his capabilities. This is a rare story.
Growing Up at Mooseheart
Author: John Delmonaco
Publisher: Simply Eclectic, a Wyatt-MacKenzie Imprint
ISBN: 9781939288202
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 142
Book Description
The author, his mother and four brothers took up residence at Mooseheart. . ."The Child City." . .May 28, 1930. John, his brothers and several thousand other youngsters, who had lost one or both of their parents, lived an active, vibrant life as so interestingly written in this memoir. GROWING UP AT MOOSEHEART tells the everyday activities in the life of a child at Mooseheart. It bespeaks of the careful development of the pre-adolescent and adolescent; of growing into adulthood as a complete personality. You will learn of the close relationship and influence of teachers, matrons; how a system contributes to an overall positive attitude of a young growing child. You will appreciate the complexity of caring for, nurturing and raising hundreds of children in home and school from birth to graduation at 18 years of age. GROWING UP AT MOOSEHEART reveals how inner feelings, the spiritual person inside you, are influenced by living with people, environments, situations and experiences. It tells how a child, raised as an orphan, becomes all he can be. You will live the life of John. You will laugh, cry and be joyful with him as he grows into adulthood and reaches the ultimate of his capabilities. This is a rare story.
Publisher: Simply Eclectic, a Wyatt-MacKenzie Imprint
ISBN: 9781939288202
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 142
Book Description
The author, his mother and four brothers took up residence at Mooseheart. . ."The Child City." . .May 28, 1930. John, his brothers and several thousand other youngsters, who had lost one or both of their parents, lived an active, vibrant life as so interestingly written in this memoir. GROWING UP AT MOOSEHEART tells the everyday activities in the life of a child at Mooseheart. It bespeaks of the careful development of the pre-adolescent and adolescent; of growing into adulthood as a complete personality. You will learn of the close relationship and influence of teachers, matrons; how a system contributes to an overall positive attitude of a young growing child. You will appreciate the complexity of caring for, nurturing and raising hundreds of children in home and school from birth to graduation at 18 years of age. GROWING UP AT MOOSEHEART reveals how inner feelings, the spiritual person inside you, are influenced by living with people, environments, situations and experiences. It tells how a child, raised as an orphan, becomes all he can be. You will live the life of John. You will laugh, cry and be joyful with him as he grows into adulthood and reaches the ultimate of his capabilities. This is a rare story.
Mooseheart; the City of Children
Author: Robert W. Wells
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Languages : en
Pages : 255
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Pages : 255
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Mooseheart Year Book
Author: Mooseheart (School). Governors
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Languages : en
Pages : 1382
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Pages : 1382
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Mooseheart Magazine
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Category : Fraternal organizations
Languages : en
Pages : 834
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Category : Fraternal organizations
Languages : en
Pages : 834
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A Coal Miner's Family at Mooseheart
Author: Ernest L. Rhodes
Publisher: AuthorHouse
ISBN: 1452009511
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 238
Book Description
A Coal Miner's Family at Mooseheart describes the lives of Homer Rhodes' widow and children at Mooseheart, IL, from 1919-1939. An orphan's home-school, which still operates, Mooseheart is arguably one of the most unusual child care programs of the 20th Century. This story begins with my family's arrival at Mooseheart and my rough introduction to the boys' codes of behavior. I report on how a Demerit system was replaced by a Merit system that worked well for 1,300 students living in this community which absolutely prohibited corporal punishment. Also I explain our daily routines. Further sections illustrate how the Founder's idealistic vision worked for our family and the students we knew: 1) how Blanche and her family adopt Earl and Carolyn Guinn, who lost both parents, 2) how students play and compete as the Mooseheart Spirit emerges, 3) how they can work to earn and spend their own money, 4) how they must learn a skilled trade, 5) how they may get a high school diploma --if they can pass the courses, 6) how they worship in the faith of their parents, 7) how they dance and romance, 8) how they dream, strive, become lonesome, suffer growing pains, 9) how they become ambitious, develop enough courage to leave Mooseheart to scatter and settle; 10) And finally, how they return to their very special utopia and wonder whether they can ever repay the Moose. Since this is a family memoir, I attach sections about our life before Mooseheart. I record what we know about our parents, Blanche Porter and, Homer Rhodes, and about Carrie Thomas, our mother's birth mother. I attach also a section about Spruce Knob, WV, and the Elk Lick Coal Company when Homer Rhodes was Superintendent of the mine there from 1919 until he died in 1925.
Publisher: AuthorHouse
ISBN: 1452009511
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 238
Book Description
A Coal Miner's Family at Mooseheart describes the lives of Homer Rhodes' widow and children at Mooseheart, IL, from 1919-1939. An orphan's home-school, which still operates, Mooseheart is arguably one of the most unusual child care programs of the 20th Century. This story begins with my family's arrival at Mooseheart and my rough introduction to the boys' codes of behavior. I report on how a Demerit system was replaced by a Merit system that worked well for 1,300 students living in this community which absolutely prohibited corporal punishment. Also I explain our daily routines. Further sections illustrate how the Founder's idealistic vision worked for our family and the students we knew: 1) how Blanche and her family adopt Earl and Carolyn Guinn, who lost both parents, 2) how students play and compete as the Mooseheart Spirit emerges, 3) how they can work to earn and spend their own money, 4) how they must learn a skilled trade, 5) how they may get a high school diploma --if they can pass the courses, 6) how they worship in the faith of their parents, 7) how they dance and romance, 8) how they dream, strive, become lonesome, suffer growing pains, 9) how they become ambitious, develop enough courage to leave Mooseheart to scatter and settle; 10) And finally, how they return to their very special utopia and wonder whether they can ever repay the Moose. Since this is a family memoir, I attach sections about our life before Mooseheart. I record what we know about our parents, Blanche Porter and, Homer Rhodes, and about Carrie Thomas, our mother's birth mother. I attach also a section about Spruce Knob, WV, and the Elk Lick Coal Company when Homer Rhodes was Superintendent of the mine there from 1919 until he died in 1925.
Seniors' Book, Mooseheart, Illinois ...
Author: Mooseheart High School (Mooseheart, Ill.)
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Languages : en
Pages : 228
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Pages : 228
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Growing up and Finding Her
Author: Brad and Mary Buettner
Publisher: iUniverse
ISBN: 1450291031
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 377
Book Description
Chicagos East Side and its Fox Valley suburbs form the backdrop for Growing Up and Finding Her, a memoir told with the poignancy that only a true story can deliver. Authors Brad and Mary Buettner recount how their lives stream together following the difficult challenges of the 1950s and 60s when their families struggled to overcome poverty, misfortune, and mental illness. The contrast between Brad Buettners small-town environment and Mary Ellen Janowskis big-city experience is one aspect of the story. However, when Brad is six, the death of his sister, Bobby, plunges his family into a spiral of grief and anguish. Meanwhile, Mary battles personal insecurities after being rejected by her closest friend. The pair grapple with life independently until red corduroy, of all things, provides the nudge that blends them together in a union lasting more than forty-five years. In this moving tale, Richard Nixon and Dwight Eisenhower make a brief appearance, and the Vietnam War poses an unexpected obstacle three days before the couples wedding. Growing Up and Finding Her is a story of pain, friendship, and love which unfolds with sincere warmth and humor.
Publisher: iUniverse
ISBN: 1450291031
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 377
Book Description
Chicagos East Side and its Fox Valley suburbs form the backdrop for Growing Up and Finding Her, a memoir told with the poignancy that only a true story can deliver. Authors Brad and Mary Buettner recount how their lives stream together following the difficult challenges of the 1950s and 60s when their families struggled to overcome poverty, misfortune, and mental illness. The contrast between Brad Buettners small-town environment and Mary Ellen Janowskis big-city experience is one aspect of the story. However, when Brad is six, the death of his sister, Bobby, plunges his family into a spiral of grief and anguish. Meanwhile, Mary battles personal insecurities after being rejected by her closest friend. The pair grapple with life independently until red corduroy, of all things, provides the nudge that blends them together in a union lasting more than forty-five years. In this moving tale, Richard Nixon and Dwight Eisenhower make a brief appearance, and the Vietnam War poses an unexpected obstacle three days before the couples wedding. Growing Up and Finding Her is a story of pain, friendship, and love which unfolds with sincere warmth and humor.
School Life
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Languages : en
Pages : 642
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Pages : 642
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A Study of Stanford-Binet Vocabulary Attainment and Growth in Children in the City of Childhood, Mooseheart, Illinois
Author: Virginia Van Dyne Fleming
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Languages : en
Pages : 15
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Languages : en
Pages : 15
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The National Magazine
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Languages : en
Pages : 564
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Languages : en
Pages : 564
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