Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 17: PMSS Publications (Published by the School)
NOTES – 2013

NOTES – 2013
“Notes from the Pine Mountain Settlement School”
CENTENNIAL ISSUE, Spring 2013

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CONTENTS

NOTES – 2013 CENTENNIAL ISSUE:

[001] Cover. “A tradition of education and service since 1913” ; “Remembering Pine Mountain” quilt by Charlene Cornett ; Mary Rogers ; 

[002] Nancy Adams [image], Executive Director 2002-2013 ; community members ; lands unsuitable for mining ; environmental education ; James E. Bickford State Nature Preserve ; Kentucky Heritage Council ; preservation workshops ; historic window repair summit ; 

[003] NO IMAGE 

[004] Larry Shinn, former Berea College president and PMSS trustee ; endowment management ; partners with PMSS [see list] ; donors ; volunteers ; goodwill ambassadors ; sustainability measures ; staff development ; Grow America program ; community members ; Reading Camp ; Intervention Program ; remedial instruction in reading ; spirit of Pine Mountain ;

 [005] Environmental Education Director Ben Begley and environmental education teacher, Pat Begley, to retire in 2014 [image] ; wildflower weekends ; In the Footsteps of Lucy Braun forest study program ; biologically diverse forests ; Gretchen Fitzgerald-Tooill ; Ruth Potter ; interns ; 

[006] In the Footsteps of Lucy Braun forest study workshop ; Dr. E. Lucy Braun biography and image ; Annette Braun ; hiking ; naturalists ; botanists ; nature preserves ; geology ; Thomas Barnes, Ph.D. ; University of Kentucky ; Greg Abernathy ; Kentucky natural Lands Trust ; Blanton Forest State Nature Preserve ; Bad Branch State Nature Preserve ; Lilley Cornett Woods ; Pine Mountain Trail State Park Nature Preserve ; Black Mountain [images] ; 

[007] Grow Appalachia ; rain barrels ; heirloom seed swap ; hoop house ; community families ; production numbers ; Tevis Turner [image] ; food preservation ; chickens ; gardeners ; Berea College ; John Paul Dejoria ; John Paul Mitchell Systems, Inc. ; 

[008] [PMSS Centenial logo] Dr. James S. Greene III ; “Pine Mountain Beginnings” ; boarding school ; social settlement ; high school ; consolidated public element school ; hospital/clinic ; environmental education ; summer reading camps ; sustainability programs ; preservation workshops ; Grow Appalachia program ; James E. Bickford State Nature Preserve ; surface mining prevention ; Katherine Pettit; [image] ; William Creech, Sr. [image] ; Ethel de Long Zande [image] ; 

[009] Mary McCartney, Presbyterian missionary ; Harlan Presbyterian Academy ; Katherine Pettit [image] ; temperance literature ; traveling libraries ; Woman’s Christian Temperance Union ; Straight Creek ; Big Laurel ; Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs ; summer tent settlements ; Hindman Settlement School ; Knott County ; Perry County ; Linda Nevill ; eye diseases ; Harlan County ; Lewis Lyttle ; Harriet Butler ; William and Sally Creech ;  

[010] William Creech ; Sally Dixon Creech [image] ; Greasy Creek ; Creech cabin ; blacksmith ; “herb” doctor ; post office ; crop rotation ; manual training ; fundraising ; Ethel de Long (Zande) biography ; Calvin N. Kendall, New Jersey Commissioner of Education ; Antoinette Bigelow ; Hindman Settlement School ; May Stone ; Knott County’s first public high school ; Kentucky’s 1908 reform act ; 

[011] Pettit correspondence ; John C. Campbell of the Russell Sage Foundation ; fundraising ; organizing meeting of the PMSS Board ; Articles of Incorporation ; Katherine Pettit ; C.N. Manning ; Elizabeth Hench ; Mary Gratz Morton ; Isaac’s Run ; Kentweva Coal and Lumber Company, West Virginia ; land swap ; railroad ; Clara Davis, nurse ; Mary Rockwell (Hook), architect ; William Creech ; Masonic lodge ; health visits ; Harlan County Fiscal Court ; building the physical plant and farm ; sawmill ; 

[012] Old Log [image] ; Adrian Metcalf House ; Big Log [image] ; House in the Woods ; boarding students ; poplar logs ; Mary Rockwell Hook ; Katherine Pettit ; William Creech, Progressive reformer ; lack of formal education, moral behavior ; civic responsibility ; the common good ; building a road ; 

[013] rise of the Progressive Movement ; Katherine Pettit ; Ethel de Long ; community needs ; one-room schools ; industrial schools ; academic and vocational instruction ; health needs ; agricultural science ; traditional mountain society ; artistic traditions ; Black Mountain and Wasioto Railroad ; Poor Fork valley ; coal boom ; 

[014] coal camps ; children [image] ; modern life ; National Conference on Charities and Corrections ; neighborliness ; classroom in Masonic Hall [image] ; John Dewey ; boarding school ; William Creech’s vision ; dancing in the cabbage patch [image] ; 

[015] Kentucky Historical Marker [images] ; Pine Mountain Association of Alumni and Friends ; Centennial memorabilia ; PMSS gift shop ; Garry Redmon, graphic artist ; Centennial logo ; email and phone number ; 2014 calendar [image] ; note cards [images] ; t-shirts ;

[016] How You Can Help ; sources of income ; endowment fund ; earned income ; financial contributions ; grant funding ; PMSS mission ; protection of natural environment ; energy conservation ; renewable energy sources ; local materials ; healthy food ; supplemental educational experiences ; protection of historic structures ; cultural heritage of Appalachia ; center for recreation, fellowhip and lifelong learning ; non-profit statement ; online contributions through Network for Good ; list of needs ; PMSS archives collection on-line ; University of Kentucky Digital Library Services ; Helen Wykle ; Ann Angel Eberhardt ; archivists ; 

[017]  Address page with Centennial logo ; 2013 events calendar ; 

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