Volume 1: School register (1907-1913), containing the Daily Program including teacher's comments and reports, Record of Attendance, incomplete list of graduates, and Visitor's Record. Loose papers consist of teacher's yearly reports (1911 and 1913), teacher's contract (1904) and a letter from the superintendent (1917). Volume 2: School District Record (1910-1957) containing minutes of school board meetings, register of orders drawn on treasurer, annual reports of the district board, annual school censuses, teachers' contracts, and account of current expense memoranda. Volume 3: Treasurer's Book (1920-1957) including receipts and expenditures register of clerk's orders paid by treasurer.
Spring Fling May 9, 1979
`The Sports Information Office is a branch of the Assistant Chancellor's office in charge of public relations for the various interscholastic sports at UWRF. The office also keeps much of the information regarding the teams, games, coaches, and related materials. This series contains news clippings, program booklets, statistical information, and miscellaneous team rosters. See the online Collection Inventory for more detailed information.
Jim Thies, Sports Information Director, 1976-2015.[1] School District Records, 1877-1946, including minutes of annual meetings, board proceedings, register of officers, treasurer's bonds, teacher's contracts, order register, clerk's report and financial statement, teachers register, and tax certificates; [2] Clerk's Papers, 1909-1947, including annual reports of the clerk and teachers showing dates, name of teacher, names of district officers, school census, summaries, enrollment statistics, financial statements, school library and general statistics, and reports of school district auditing committees; [3] Treasurer's Book, 1877-1929, showing receipts and disbursements and a register of school district officers; [4] School Registers, 1875-1947, containing pupils' names, sex, ages, grade and attendance records, school programs, subjects and grades, visitors' record, and teachers' comments on pupils; and [5] Township Library Loan Record, 1906-1913, showing number and title of book borrowed and returned, borrower's name, and accession list.
Linen postcard with image of the Spiral Bridge in Hastings, Minnesota. Title continued on verso: The Spiral Bridge at Hastings, the only one of its kind in the world, was completed in April 1895. The approach was designed in this manner to avoid spanning the main business street of the city and cutting the section in two." Text printed on verso: A 'National Color Card' Made by E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- 1HL. Between 1931, when linen cards were first produced, and 1956, when Kropp was sold. Stamped on verso: James King (possibly the donor). Otherwise unused.
department of health and human performance publication
May have been delivered by K.S. White
proposal for masters program, proposal for graduate study