Marjorie Myers chemistry notebook

This notebook for a high school (11th grade) chemistry class from 1937 was put together by Marjorie Myers, likely from Philadelphia High School for Girls. Originally in a three-ring binder, the pages from the notebook have been separated into three parts and placed into folders. They consists of a m...

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Contributors: Makransky, Murray J. Mrs. (Donor (dnr))
Collection:Marjorie Myers Chemistry Notebook
Collection Number:4455
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
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245 1 |a Marjorie Myers chemistry notebook  |f 1937 
300 |a 0.2 Linear feet  |f ; 1 box 
506 |a The collection is open for research. 
520 |a This notebook for a high school (11th grade) chemistry class from 1937 was put together by Marjorie Myers, likely from Philadelphia High School for Girls. Originally in a three-ring binder, the pages from the notebook have been separated into three parts and placed into folders. They consists of a mix of photocopied handouts; detailed notes, outlines, and drawings presumably made by Marjorie; and typed pages concerning various experiments. The first page indicates the class's title, Chemistry I, the room in which it was held (Room 304), and there is a stamp with the teacher's name, Helen Booth. It also has Marjorie's address, 2304 North Park Avenue.  
541 1 |a Gift of Mrs. Murray J. Makransky, 1988. 
650 7 |a Chemistry--Study and teaching--20th century.  |2 Local sources 
655 0 |a School notebooks.  
700 1 |a Makransky, Murray J.  |c Mrs.  |e Donor (dnr) 
852 |a The Historical Society of Pennsylvania  |b Marjorie Myers Chemistry Notebook  |l 4455