Washington, D.C. : American institute of Cooperation
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v ; 24 cm
Notes
Some volumes have distinctive titles
1953. Cooperatives, self helf in our competitive economy -- 1958. Cooperatives, progress in the space age -- 1960. Agricultual cooperatives, foundation and forecast -- 1963. Power in partnership -- 1971. Highlights of current thinking by cooperative, agribusiness, and educational leaders on Cooperative Business Leadership, primarily as presented at the 1971 Summer Institute of American Institute of Cooperation, Colorado State University, Fort Collins -- 1976-77. Coopertives, committed to America's future -- 1979-80. Expanding cooperative horizons
Louys taught French and Academic Latin at Brandon College in 1914-15 and French from 1918-21. In the 1918-19 calendar he is listed as a prisioner of war in Germany.
Scope and Content
Portrait of Phillipe Louys in his World War I uniform.
Louys taught French and Academic Latin at Brandon College in 1914-15 and French from 1918-21. In the 1918-19 calendar he is listed as a prisioner of war in Germany.
Scope and Content
Portrait of Phillipe Louys in his World War I uniform.
Don LeQuesne, Associate Professor of Art and Art Education at Brandon College 1962-1965, was from the Toronto area where he had been supervisor of art in the Pickering school system and taught Art Methods in Summer school for teachers at the Ontario College of Education. His parents immigrated to Quebec from the Channel Islands. Don obtained his B.F.A. degree from Mount Allison University. (1969 inventory)
Louise Chapman graduated from Brandon College in 1958, was a member of the Library staff c. 1962 and taught piano and theory for the School of Music c. 1963-1966.
