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Many meetings at our school are held in the Laird Bell Room, but most people who use the room have little or no idea about who Laird Bell was. Learn about the former school parent and trustee and about what our school was like in the 1930s, 1940s and 1960s.
North Shore Names profiles alumni and former teachers and staff of our school and the campus places, school events or recognitions named in their honor or in their memory.
During the project, third graders interviewed sixteen people: alumni from 1938 to 1983 and teachers, administrators and staff who used to work at our school, just north of Chicago.
You can listen to two full audio documentaries and one of our favorite stories excerpted from a third here on prx.
We also created slideshows for two of the audio docs and another short slideshow for an excerpt from another audio doc. To see the slideshows and to hear the other three audio documentaries we made, go here:
http://nsnames.edublogs.org/
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Piece Description
Many meetings at our school are held in the Laird Bell Room, but most people who use the room have little or no idea about who Laird Bell was. Learn about the former school parent and trustee and about what our school was like in the 1930s, 1940s and 1960s. North Shore Names profiles alumni and former teachers and staff of our school and the campus places, school events or recognitions named in their honor or in their memory. During the project, third graders interviewed sixteen people: alumni from 1938 to 1983 and teachers, administrators and staff who used to work at our school, just north of Chicago. You can listen to two full audio documentaries and one of our favorite stories excerpted from a third here on prx. We also created slideshows for two of the audio docs and another short slideshow for an excerpt from another audio doc. To see the slideshows and to hear the other three audio documentaries we made, go here: http://nsnames.edublogs.org/



