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Sister Mary Philip Berger, O.S.B., organized the academy photograph collection. The academy was founded in 1870 and was closed in 2000.

Sister Mary Philip Berger, O.S.B., organized the academy photograph collection. The academy was founded in 1870 and was closed in 2000.

Sister Mary Philip Berger, O.S.B., organized the academy photograph collection. The academy was founded in 1870 and was closed in 2000.

Sister Mary Philip Berger, O.S.B., organized the academy photograph collection. The academy was founded in 1870 and was closed in 2000.

Sister Mary Philip Berger, O.S.B., organized the academy photograph collection. The academy was founded in 1870 and was closed in 2000.

Sister Mary Philip Berger, O.S.B., organized the academy photograph collection. The academy was founded in 1870 and was closed in 2000.

Sister Mary Philip Berger, O.S.B., organized the academy photograph collection. The academy was founded in 1870 and was closed in 2000.

Sister Mary Philip Berger, O.S.B., organized the academy photograph collection. The academy was founded in 1870 and was closed in 2000.

Sister Mary Kenneth Scheessele was academy librarian during these years.

This collection of items belonging to Betty Meyers Taft, an Academy student given to Sister Barbara Lynn Schmitz from her niece, Paulette.

Two Presidents served in the Academy after the restructuring of the administration in 1993.

The contract is also signed by Peter Gerber, J.H. Boetmann, and Mathias Olinger. Frank J. Schlotter was the architect. The cost of the building was initially set at $2400, to be paid in increments of $600.

In 1982 the monastery and academy maintained a merged library. St. Benedict College was closed in 1970.

During the years of these accession lists, St. Benedict College closed and the monastery and academy libraries were merged.

These are bookkeeping records, bills, receipts, and bills of lading of the Sisters of St. Benedict dating from 1871 - 1900

St. Benedict College, a private institution, carried the memberships and accreditations listed on this page copied from one of its bulletins.

This Ackerman family history and geneology was among Sister Francine Ackerman's personal effects.

Photographs, biographical data and related materials, Ferdinand

These are academy programs from some early 70's career days with speakers from all areas. Creative activities were a part of the program.

The ACWR NEWS, published two times a year, carries articles about ACWR activities.

The ACWR is the Archivists off-shoot of LCWR.

These lists were designed by Sister Mary Philip Berger, O.S.B.

This document carries the names of those in the St. Benedict College administration in 1966.

Sister Joella Kidwell submitted Admission Board records to the archives on March 4, 1999. Most of these were from 1992 through 1999.

Sister Angela Sasse wrote this paper for a class in an Adult Education class L700 Readings in Library Science

Sister Angela Sasse led the adult education program at St. Benedict College.

Sister Kathy Bilskie, O.S.B., was development director at the time of this workshop. This folder belonged to Sister Barbara C. Schmitz, O.S.B.

This thesis was written to fulfill requirements for the Master of Arts degree from Notre Dame University, 1934.

Programs, printed in-house, 1972 to present. With Advent Reconciliation Programs.

Permission to reprint text and music was obtained for use by the Ferdinand Benedictines.

This map was brought to the archives from Mission Advancement in February, 2004.

Cora Daunhauer served with the sisters in North Dakota for several years before returning to Ferdinand.

This is an agreement (contract) for the sisters' services at Rockport, Indiana, in 1908.

This is an agreement (contract) for the sisters' services at Floyd Knobs in 1898.

This is an agreement (contract) for the sisters' services at St. Joseph Hill, Indiana, in 1909.

This is an agreement (a contract) for the sisters' services at Bradford, Indiana, in 1899.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at the Cannelton school in 1899 and 1918; also letter between Ferdinand Benedictines and Cannelton Trustee re: fees for student transfers between Cannelton and St. Michael schools (1942). The file also contains a letter from the State of Indiana regarding underpayment of transfer fees to Convent in Ferdinand (1949)

This is an agreement (a contract) for the sisters' services at two schools in Celestine, Indiana, in 1899-1900.

This is an agreement (contract) for the sisters' services at Fulda, Indiana, in 1899.

This is an agreement (contract) for the sisters' services at Mariah Hill, Indiana, in 1899.

This is an agreement (contract) for the sisters' services at Schnellville, Indiana, in 1898.

This is an agreement (contract) for the sisters' services at St. Henry, Indiana, in 1899.

This is an agreement (contract) for the sisters' services at St. Meinrad, Indiana, in 1899.

This is an agreement (contract) for the sisters' services at Starlight, Indiana, in 1904.

This is an agreement (contract) for the sisters' services at Sacred Heart, Vincennes, in 191....

This is a sample agreement (contract) for the sisters' services from the late 1800's until the early 1920's.

This is an agreement by the sisters to return salaries if wearing the garb is determined illegal by the state attorney.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at Ferdinand Grade School in 1898, 1919, and 1920.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at St. Anthony, Indiana in 1899 and 1919.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at St. John's School in 1898-1899 and 1899-1900.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at St. Joseph's School in 1907, 1908, 1918

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at St. Matthew's School in Mount Vernon, Indiana in 1911 and 1919.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at St. Philip's in 1898, 1899, and 1918.

These are agreements (contracts for the sisters' services at St. Thomas School, 1901 (Mother Veronica Ackerman) and 1918 (Mother Seraphine Kordes.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at Haubstadt in 1899 and 1918.

The 1888 contract is signed by Sister Agatha Werb; the 1898 and 1899, by Sister Veronica Ackerman; and the 1918, by Mother Seraphine Kordes.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at Ireland, Indiana, in 1899 and 1918.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at Poseyville, Indiana, in 1903 and 1918.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at St. James.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at Tell City, Indiana, in 1898 and 1918.

These are agreements (contracts) for the sisters' services at Troy, Indiana, in 1906, 1910, 1918.

Many faculty contracts were terminated upon the closing of St. Benedict College in 1970.

Complete file of construction documents, photographs, Evansville, 1951-1952

Black and white photograph of 1950 Academy graduates. Also on this photograph is a picture of the monastery.

This sweater was given to the archives by Sister Kathryn Huber, O.S.B. Sister Kathryn and her four sisters attended the Academy Immaculate Conception from 1949 to 1958 (10 years). Sweatshirt was given to archives by Sister Rosa Lee Koch.

These news sheets to the parents were produced by the development department before the academy's name change.

This brochure was designed and written by Sister Mary Dominic Frederick and Sister Mary Regis Krampe and distributed to the alumnae.

Magazine, bulletin articles, 1979, 1980