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Copy of John Fisher's diary, made by him, 1776-1777
No full textTypescript copy of diary entries made by John Fisher (1755-1843), the great-grandfather of George Brayton Fisher, for a period covering 14 July 1776 to 10 August 1777. Entries are typed on the back of stationary for Duplex Gas Heating Systems, Incorporated (340 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.) but the blank stationary pages were not scanned
George Fisher Self-portrait
No full textPen and ink drawing as Fisher saw himself, sitting at drawing table
George Fisher and Bill Clinton at Clinton's First Gubernatorial Victory Celebration, with Caricature of Clinton Drawn by Fisher
No full textGeorge Fisher and Bill Clinton at Clinton's first gubernatorial victory celebration, with Clinton caricature by Fisher in background. Inscription on recto: "To George Fisher with thanks for your part in my Gala and for putting me on a tricycle! Bill Clinton 2/7/79.
The Roy B. Fisher, D.O. Collection
No full textFinding aid for the Roy B. Fisher, D.O. CollectionRoy Benjamin Fisher, D.O. (1910-1998), was a prominent physician in Fort Worth, Texas and one of founders of the Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital (later the Osteopathic Medical Center of Texas). The hospital grew from a large house on Summit Avenue to a 265 medical center on Montgomery Street with 13 clinics around Tarrant County and became the main teaching hospital for the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine.The Roy B. Fisher, D.O. Collection consists of memorabilia, newspaper clippings, and photographs collected by Dr. Fisher during his years at Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery and the early years of his medical practice. The collection was donated to the library by Mrs. Roy B. Fisher (Peggy) shortly after Dr. Fisher's death in 1998
George Fisher at the Drawing Board Searching for Cartoon Ideas
No full textCartoon by Fisher of a cartoonist holding his head in his hands and surrounded by cartoon images of well-known political figures. Woman's text bubble on recto: "No idea for a cartoon? Look at all the things happening in the country today--Don't you keep up?" Cartoonist's text bubble on recto: "I miss Newt."The characters in the cartoon likely represent George Fisher and Rosemary Fisher. Newt is Newt Gingrich
Fisher & Beyond
No full textIn lieu of an abstract, below is the essay\u27s first paragraph.
I began my journey at St. John Fisher College in the fall of 2003; the education I received from Fisher was invaluable. I majored in Communications/ Journalism, which allowed me to meet many amazing professors, all of which have helped to shape my life into what it is today. The multiple classes I took with Jack Rosenberry, and former professors, Jim Seward and Tom Proietti made a lasting impression with me. The numerous stories they shared throughout class have stayed with me since I graduated and I have even thought of them throughout my professional career. It was actually through professor Proietti that I was able to obtain an internship in the sports department for Channel 13 news my junior year; just another great fisher experience that I will never forget
Elect George Fisher
No full textCampaign poster for vice-president of the student body showing two students walking toward the school building. On recto: "A more progressive and happier school year through better administration. Elect --- George Fisher Vice-president of the Student Council."The school is Beebe, Arkansas, High School
Oral History Interview with Frederick Fisher
No full textThe National Museum of the Pacific War presents monologue with Frederick Fisher. Fisher joined the Marine Corps in June of 1942. He completed boot camp in San Diego. In August he was transferred to Santa Margarita Ranch, now Camp Pendleton, working as the bookkeeper for the Officers’ Club. Fisher later completed Gunnery and Aviation Ordnance School in Norman, Oklahoma. In the spring of 1944, he served aboard the USS General C. G. Morton (AP-138). They traveled to Guadalcanal, where Fisher was stationed for 3 months. He assisted in moving Marine Air Group 24 to Bougainville. In January of 1945 they participated in the Invasion of Lingayen Gulf and the Battle of Luzon. He recalls numerous attacks made by the Japanese
Collection of Short Stories by Stanton Fisher
No full textJournal containing three short stories written by Stanton Fisher: "A Race That Wasn't Thrown" and two untitled tales
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