RG 19. Alumni Collections
Found in 136 Collections and/or Records:
Marjorie Cook collection
This collection contains three items from Marjorie Cook’s time as a student: a copy of the 1935 Old Gold yearbook (includes some minor handwritten annotations); the May 1935 issue of the student publication The Purple Pen, which contains articles written by Cook; and a Sigma Tau Delta pin.
Marlys Kay Messingham Class Notes Collection
Martin Stratton football memorabilia
Mary A. Goldschmit Photographs
This collection contains 11 images, in jpeg format, of digitized photographs from an ISTC alumni scrapbook. The images depict campus buildings and people around the early 1920s. The digtized images include handwritten captions for most of the photographs. Original file names of the jpegs, as assigned by the donor, are retained.
Mary Ann Flint Bolton Papers
This collection consists primarily of class handouts, class notes, printed material, and term papers from her library science courses (Binders 1-3). There is also a smaller amount of material which Bolton acquired after she began her career as a librarian in Nebraska (Binder 4).
Mary Gordon scrapbook
Mary Jo Read Collection
Melva Starr collection
The Melva Starr collection contains a Dancer Hall handbook and campus building postcards from Starr's time as a student at the University of Northern Iowa (UNI). It also includes a few articles about UNI, including an historical overview, an article about President John J. Kamerick, and information about the Gilchrist fire.
Mildred Bernice Glass collection
This collection contains materials related to the Iowa State Teachers College during the years 1913-1914 and 1923-1928. Materials include programs for concerts and commencement; the school fight / loyalty song; picture postcards; photographs of Cedar Falls and the ISTC campus; football schedules; and more. It also includes a handful of materials related to the construction and opening of the Campanile.
Mildred Ethel Stelzmiller Bennington Collection
This collection consists primarily of ephemeral materials dated 1931-1932. Examples include programs for plays performed at ISTC, such as “Enchanted April” and “The Scarecrow”; programs from music performances by campus groups including the Aeolian Glee Club and the college symphony orchestra; a June 1932 booklet titled, “Student Life” featuring photos and descriptions of campus scenes; and the ISTC loyalty song printed on paper made of corn stalks, among other items.