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item 3 — the poet who built a college, and the campus line after her
The floor's poetry succession is Sister Madeleva Wolff's: the poet who became president of Saint Mary's College and built its literary life, and the campus poetry line that followed her at the two South Bend institutions. That succession stands on South Bend and Notre Dame ground and belongs to those builds. Tested for this town: no poet is named anywhere in the banked set, no New Carlisle-born or New Carlisle-resident poet stands in the Indiana poetry record reached for this test, and the schools file — read whole for this section — carries no literary magazine, no poetry line, and no school poet for any school of the corporation or the parish school. The negative is printed as a test, with its strength stated: the town's verse record, in the records reached, is the verse a community newspaper printed, and no name in it rises to a succession. The settler for any deeper claim is the school and library record itself — the New Prairie yearbooks and the New Carlisle–Olive Township Library's local file — and until that read is made the line stands at this size: none.
Sources:
- This build's Schools and Notable People, read whole for a poetry or literary-magazine line — none carried.
- The Indiana poetry record as reached for this test, November 2026 — no New Carlisle tie returned.