1929 diploma, three-year secondary education program
Includes meeting notes by the officers for the Class of 1957. Details include the selection of homecoming queen candidates, building snow sculptures for the winter carnival, and other campus events.
Men's graduate ring, inside engraved initials appear to be L.R.G.
View of the Campus tennis courts on a tree-lined dirt road. Printed at the bottom "College Courts, River Falls, Wis. 406.
This scrapbook, compiled by Miss. Davison spans her time as a student at the Wisconsin State Teachers College. Contents include mostly newspaper clippings from The Student Voice, featuring campus activities. Other items include Picture Postcards of the campus, event notices, programs, and invitations. Articles, itinerary, programs, and photos relating to Choir Tours. Other items include student activity cards, dance invitations, a letter from the Dean of Women, and a May Day USA program flyer, and programs of the First Methodist Church of River Falls.
Jeanninne Davison CarlsonDiploma awarded for Rural School Teachers Course at the River Falls State Teachers College.
Exterior view of the Industrial Arts Building, to the right a barn on the College Farm, and to the left is the Health Cottage. Printed at the bottom of the image "R.F.T.C Campus, River Falls, Wis, 402"
Thomas G. Kliszcz graduated from the River Falls State Teachers College in 1942. During his time on campus, he was active in the marching and concert band, Math Club, and Baseball team.
He went on to pursue a D.D.S. from Marquette University, completed in 1949, and began a dentistry practice in Northern Wisconsin. He enlisted in the United States Army in 1952. In 1977, he closed his dentistry practice and opened an authentic Polich Restaurant Kliszcz’s Karczma near Cable Wis.
In 1979, he was awarded the Distinguished Alumnus Award from the University of Wisconsin River Falls.
Three Student Activity Cards, 1950-1953.
Rural School Teaching Certificate.
River Falls State Teachers Collegeschool record, teaching certificate, 1919 football record and photograph of team, Physics class notes. River Falls State Normal School photographs and postcards, Local rural school class photographs.
Letter to the class of 1902 at the 5th class reunion.
Special teaching license, State Teacher's Certificate and a letter from the Registrar.
1941 Honors Day Program, 1940 and 1943 FFA Annual Banquet program, 1946 Honors and Recognition Day program, 1946 Commencement program, diploma certification, 2 "United We Stand" paper eagles, 2 copies of the 1943 Prom dance cards, 2 copies of a Program
Alumni personal photos inserted into cards of UWRF and River Falls
class listing, Commencement program 1908, certificate of completion of the German program, typed, short story, Teachers Certificate, and typed speech from the 1908 R.F.N.S. Reunion.
Herbert C. Nelson, a graduate of the class of 1942, includes a reminiscence of the Seldom Inn, a boarding house for college students in River Falls.
Dance cards, 1943 commencement program, campus photographs of South and North Hall, and a news paper clipping for Intramural sports.
View of the west side of North Hall. The front exterior is covered in leafy vines and awnings over the second story windows.
Angled view of the front of North Hall. The building exterior is covered in leafy vines.
View of the front, western end of North Hall, with leafy vines covering the exterior. Bottom inscription "North Hall, River Falls, Wis, 3601"
View of the front entrance of North Hall.
Folder 1, Ephemera: Class registration cards, alumni card, honors day program from May 1969
Folder 2, Fraternity records of Gamma Nu, Sigma Gamma, and Sigma Rho
Folder 3, Freshman initiation materials from the fall of 1965. includes a beanie, summons to the Kangaroo Court, constitution to the freshman, and a garbage bag to collect trash on campus.
Folder 4, Constitution for Kappa Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honors Society.
Folder 5, Sigma Tau Gamma 1968-1969 Calander Girls.
Diploma and brief biography by Mary Anne Kaselnak
Autograph book
This scrapbook contains newspaper clippings from the Student Voice, possibly other local newspapers, and other campus publications with photos of the campus grounds. Articles included mainly feature service men and women in World War II, but also include articles on homecoming, athletics, football, basketball, and other campus events.
UnknownTwo scrapbooks, labeled Part I and Part II, include mostly newspaper clippings from the Student Voice and images of the campus from other university publications. Other items include the student fee schedule. Enrollment projections, various lists of students. Part II also contains mostly newspaper clippings, but also postcard images of the River Falls campus, admission requirements, fee schedules, and pages featuring other UW Campuses.
Joseph H. Shannon graduated from the River Falls State Normal School in 1924. Contents include a Special License to teach and a letter from President J. H. Ames.
Typed letter to Dr. James T. King from Smith, a member of the Class of 1925 at the River Falls Normal School describing his life as a student, 1919-1925.
View of the East side of South Hall in the winter, surrounded by snow covered trees.
View of the front exterior of South Hall during winter.
View of the front entrance of South Hall with a tree-covered path leading to the main entrance.
View of the front of South Hall from Cascade Avenue, with cars parked on the side of the road. Bottom of the image "South Hall, River Falls, WIS 3602.
This is an artificial collection of various donated materials from Alumn, accumulated during their time as a student at UW-River Falls. Materials in this collection document student life and activities during the students academic career.
A letter from a former professor, Dr. James T. King, 1992. River Falls Chamber of Commerce Booklet, circa 1980, Excerpt booklet from In Defense of South Hall, Falcon Features, Fall 1984, Phi Alpha Theta International Honor Society in History Bulletin, 1979. Christmas Chronical, 1979. Article on Wisconsin's Area Research Centers, 1972. two UWRF bulletins, circa 1980.
Diploma from the Wisconsin State College - River Falls conferred upon Marian Elizabeth Thompson, the Degree of Bachelor of Science, 1955.
A small scrapbook entitled "Gathered Leaves" includes local images and notes or signatures from faculty and students from the River Falls Normal School.
pamphlet "The Normal Maid" , 1898, a Valentine social event invitation, program flier, promotion General John B. Gordon, and a bulletin image of the Normal School Building.
Beanies and a Kangaroo court summons. Other materials include various campus programs and event brochures for theatre productions, music concerts, campus organizations. 1962-62 class schedule.
College Expense book, copy of an article written for a UWRF publication, correspondence with Liz Oostendorp, Director of Publications and a personal memoir of his time on campus.
