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The art-teacher line, with its settler

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Unreached November 2026 · SETTLER THE YEARBOOK RUN

No art-teacher succession for the public schools is named anywhere in the set, and this section does not reach it either — the line is banked as a gap, with the instrument that settles it. The schools leg carries the corporation whole without an art-teaching line, and the corporation's published staff material as reached does not carry the high school's art chair back through its holders. The succession — who taught art at New Carlisle High School, and then at New Prairie, decade by decade — lives where small-school successions live: in the yearbooks, whose faculty pages name the chair year by year, and in program records. Neither is online in a form this section could read. The gap is therefore printed with its settler exactly: the New Carlisle and New Prairie yearbook run, read faculty page by faculty page, with the corporation's program records for the present holder. Nothing is asserted for the line — not even its present end — because a succession printed from a directory fragment would be a guess wearing the line's clothes.

Sources:

  1. Schools and Arts — the absence as the audit found it: no art-teaching line in either file.
  2. The settler: the yearbook run and NPUSC program records, as named; unreached by this section.

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Source: The art-teacher line, with its settler, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/new-carlisle/arts/art-teacher-line-a-named-gap-with-its-settler/