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	Cat. #	Name	Description
36101	RSC-DU-116	Map	A map of Western Dubuque County Community School District with some areas shaded blue. Used in Reorganization & Consolidation
36102	RSC-DU-117	Map	A map of Western Dubuque County Community School District dated 1962. From Office of the Superintendant of Dubuque County Schools. Used in Reorganization & Consolidation.
36103	RSC-DU-118	Map	A map of Dubuque County Iowa showing the school Districts. Some of the school names have been underlined in red ink, and the name and part of the outline of the school district of Vernon has been added to the map. Used in reorganization and consolidation of rural schools in Dubuque County.
36104	RSC-DU-119	Records	Dubuque County Rural School Records,Superintendent's Record of Teacher's Service, 1954 Dubuque County, Washington Township, #1 Franklin
36105	RSC-DU-120	Booklet	Dubuque County Rural School Records, Class Reunion of Franklin School, July 22, 1984 Dubuque County, Washington Township, #1 Franklin
36106	RSC-EM-1	Book	Board of Education minutes from High Lake Township, Emmett County, Iowa. Covers 1934-1966. Minutes deal with teacher salaries, district expenses, and other topics. Materials interleaved in book. Volume 1
36107	RSC-EM-2	Book	Board of Education financial record book and meeting notes for Emmett Township, Emmett County, Iowa. Covers 1917-1936. Published by Matt Parrott & Sons Company. Items interleaved in book. Volume 2. Black leather spine and brown fabric cover.
36108	RSC-EM-3	Book	Board of Education financial record book for High Lake Township, Emmett County, Iowa. Covers 1917-1927. Published by Matt Parrott & Sons Company. Form 61-3. Items interleaved in book. Volume 3. Black leather spine and gray fabric cover.
36109	RSC-EM-4	Book	Board of Education financial record book for High Lake Township, Emmett County, Iowa. Covers 1917-1929. Published by Matt Parrott & Sons Company. Form 61-3. Items interleaved in book. Volume 4. Black leather spine and gray fabric cover.
36110	RSC-EM-5	Book	Board of Education financial record book and board meeting minutes for Twelve Mile Lake Township, Emmett County, Iowa. Covers 1956-1966. Published by Klipto Loose Leaf Co. Items interleaved in book. Volume 5. Green fabric cover and red plastic spiral binding.
36111	RSC-EM-6	Documents	Emmett County school district reorganization and consolidation records, 1925-1951. 21 items in total.
36112	RSC-EM-7	Documents	Emmett County rural school records, 1946-1960. Consolidation and reorganization records related to Lincoln Central. 33 items in total.
36113	RSC-EM-8	Documents	Emmett County school documents, 1958-1959. Ballots and affidavits related to the Lincoln Center Community School District. 86 items in total.
36114	RSC-EM-9	Documents	Emmett County school documents, 1958. Almost all are petitions related to formation of Lincoln Central Community School District. 35 items in total.
36115	RSC-EM-10	Documents	Emmett County school documents, 1947. Items deal with Swan Lake Township and reorganization/consolidation of the local school district. Includes related petitions/objections. 5 items in total.
36116	RSC-EM-11	Documents	Emmett County school documents, 1952-1953. Related to reorganization/consolidation of Gruver Independent School District. 7 items in total.
36117	RSC-EM-12	Microfilm	Emmett County education records on microfilm. Reel 1 Contents: County Board of Education Minutes, 1883-1901 Teachers' Examination Records, 1882-1895 High School Normal Training Record, 1903-1927 School Officer and Teacher Record, 1891-1902 School Officer Record, 1903-1911 School Officer and Teacher Record, 1902-1916 Record of Teachers' Certificates, 1907-1927 Record of Teachers' Certificates, 1926-1951 School Officer and Teacher Records, 1936-1937 Town School Officer and Teacher Record, 1928-1975 Town School Officer and Teacher Record, 1928-1933 School Officer and Teacher Record, 1928-1946
36118	RSC-EM-13	Microfilm	Emmett County educational records on microfilm. Reel 2 Contents: School Officer and Teacher Record, 1928-1946 High School Normal Training Record, 1913-1938 Pupils' Permanent Record, 1921-1945 Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, Center Township, 1919-1937 Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, Center Township, 1943-1945 Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, Denmark Township, 1919-1949 School Registers, Ellsworth Township #1, 1923-1934 School Registers, Ellsworth Township #2, 1897-1901
36119	RSC-EM-14	Microfilm	Emmett County educational records on microfim, Reel 3. Note: Listed year ranges are not all inclusive - most have gaps. Contents: School Registers, Ellsworth Township #2, 1901-1914 School Registers, Ellsworth Township #2, 1943-1947 Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, Ellsworth Township, 1919-1947 School Registers, Ellsworth Township, undated School Registers, Ellsworth Township, 1919-1945 Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, Ellsworth Township, 1919-1964 School Registers, High Lake Township #3, 1949-1953 School Registers, High Lake Township #4, 1908-1920 School Registers, High Lake Township #4, 1942-1953 School Registers, High Lake Township, 1898-1902 School Registers, High Lake Township #6, 1922-1952 School Registers, High Lake Township #10, 1945-1954 Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, High Lake Township, 1919-1930
36120	RSC-EM-15	Microfilm	Emmett County educational records on microfilm, Reel 4. Contents: Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, 1929-1959, High Lake Township Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, 1948-1959, Halfa Consolidated / Armstrong Township Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, 1919-1944, Iowa Lake Township Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, 1919-1952, Jack Creek Township Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, 1919-1959, Swan Lake Township Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, 1919-1926, Twelve Mile Lake Township
36121	RSC-EM-16	Microfilm	Emmett County educational records on microfilm, Reel 5. Contents: Teachers' Reports to the Superintendent, 1925-1946, Twelve Mile Lake Township Pupils' Permanent Record, 1919-1950
36122	RSC-EM-17	Map	1952 map of Emmet County, Iowa. Map has handwritten boundaries for school districts. Used in school district consolidation and reorganization. Originally in Emmet County Box 1 Folder 2
36123	RSC-EM-18	Map	General Highway and Transportation Map for Emmet County, Iowa, dated 1948. Handwritten on the map is "A Tenative Plan for School District Reorganization in Emmet County," dated 1958. The map has handwritten boundaries drawn and labelled for some tenative school districts. Originally found in Emmet County Box 1 Folder 2
36124	RSC-EM-19	Map	General Highway and Transportation map for Emmet County, 1946. The map has a handwritten title, "A Tenative Plan for School District Reorganization in Emmet County," and added borders. Attached piece of paper summarizes what districts are consolidated in this plan. Handwritten note on map indicates it was filed with the Department of Public Instruction in 1958. Originally in Emmet County Box 1 Folder 2
36125	RSC-FE-1	Book	Fremont County Rural School Records, Daily Attendance Register, Madison Twp, #7, Hendricks, 1931-1934. Hardback, brown cover, red spine and corners. Volume 1.
36126	RSC-FIC-1	Paper	"Literary Gem, Vol. 1 No. 2, Thursday, Nov. 29." 2 pages of a school paper created by students. Handwritten in blue ink. Includes short works from several people. One section titled "Youth's Department" features the signature L. Edgeson, Normandie, Nov. 19th, 1849.
36127	RSC-FIC-2	Book	Book of a student's math & business notes and exercises. On the inside front cover is "Catharine Adamson's Book, May 25th 181_" (the last number is scratched out). The back pages were used as a day book noting purchases such as rice and currants from as far back as May 1783. A small light blue ribbon marked "The Pickaway County Agricultural Society 2nd Annual Fair 1853 Committeemen" is tucked between two pages near the end of the book.
36128	RSC-FIC-3	Photograph	Black and White photo of a class of 22 children and their teacher inside a schoolhouse. The photo is mounted on black cardboard. The girls are in dresses and black tights, many have big hair bows. The boys are dressed in an array of overalls, long sleeve shirts, or jackets. The chalk board is full: the top has a drawn banner of stars and American flags, the left side has a schedule or list of tasks written in regular print, the center shows a circular calendar with 4 photos in the center and "1913-1914", and the right has a few dozen words written in cursive with diacritical marks. The wall to the left is decorated with cut-out butterflies and 6-point stars. The back of the photo reads "10-21-01. From Nanelle (Lininger) Lane, granddaughter of Juanita Lininger (90+ years old) whose photos included this one. Mrs. Lininger was for many years a school nurse in the Waterloo public schools (retired in 1972)."
36129	RSC-FIC-4	Photograph	Black and white photo of a group of children outside on a wooden sleigh. They're all dressed in coast, boots, hats, and mittens and are smiling for the camera. The back of the photo has "St. Herbert bunch" handwritten on it. Date unknown.
36130	RSC-FIC-5	Photograph	Black and white photograph of children in a wooden sleigh being pulled by 2 horses. The kids are all dressed in coats, hats, and mittens. In the background is a big barn and snow-covered land. Date unknown.
36131	RSC-FIC-6	Photograph	Black and white photo of 14 children and their teacher standing in a straight line in front of a schoolhouse. The girls are all wearing dresses and black tights. The boys are in either overalls or shorts, tall black socks, and a suit-style jacket. The people are out of focus and many faces are blurred by motion. The photo is mounted on a piece of decorative cardboard meant to look like the photo has a mat and frame.
36132	RSC-FIC-7	Booklet	Booklet titled "The New Beacon Reading Chart." "To be used in preparation for the work of the New Beacon Primer." By James H. Fassett, copyright 1922. Published by Ginn and Company. Two young girls are on the front, one in a floral-patterned dress playing with an orange ball, and the other in an orange dress and apron, holding a cat. All text in the book is black, but the pictures on each page are colored with black and shades of orange. 40 pages.
36133	RSC-FIC-8	Booklet	"The New Beacon Phonetic Chart", by James H. Fassett, copyright 1923. 23 double-page charts. Published by Ginn and Company. "To be used in preparation for the work of the New Beacon Primer." The covers are white with a tine, double line boarder.
36134	RSC-FIC-9	Pamphlet	Titled "Standard for Better School Teaching" by Chloe C. Baldridge, the director of rural education. It lists 10 standards for teachers to follow broken up into the following topic headings: professional spirit, program and classification, classroom instruction, schoolroom routine, supervision of playground, housekeeping, community activities, the teacher, pupils' attitude, and results. The bottom reads, "The purpose of these standards is to help teachers take a daily inventory of their work." Published by Lincoln School Supply Co., Lincoln Nebraska.
36135	RSC-FIC-10	Photograph	Black and white photo of thirty children and their teacher posed in front of an American flag hung on the side of their schoolhouse. The boys are all in suits with bowties and the girls are all in formal dresses. Taken circa 1895, unknown location. The back of the photo says "Bob Denlinger." Possibly related to the Denlinger family of the Zwingle school in Zwingle Iowa, Jackson County, in the 1940s and 1960s.
36136	RSC-FIC-11	Map	1937 Map titled "The Revolution," part of the "Sanford-Gordy American History Series: with European Background and Beginnings." Published by A. J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. It shows three different maps (A on the right, B and C on the left) of campaigns that took place between 1775-1781: Map A: General View of the Campaigns, B: Outbreak of the War, 1775-1776, Boston and Vicinity, and C: Campaign Around New York, 1776. English routes and attacks are marked in red, Americans in blue. A caption near the bottom right reads, "the base of this map is a compilation from maps of Revolutionary Time." The map folds down into its attached, brown folder titled "SG9 The Revolution" and "Maps and chart for Teaching of the Social Studies." Unfolded it measures approximately 96cm tall x 124cm wide.
36137	RSC-FIC-12	Map	1937 Map titled "The Mediterranean World to About 500 B. C.," part of the "Sanford-Gordy American History Series: with European Background and Beginnings." Published by A. J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. It has one large map and two smaller inset maps (a and b). The main map shows Phoenicia and the Phoenician colonies, Greece and Greek colonies, and Roman territory. Map b is titled "Alexander's Empire 232 B.C." and shows the routes of different Macedonian military groups and the conquests of Alexander as well as listing important battles from 334 B. C. to 326 B.C. Map c is titled "Ancient Central & Southern Greece" and simply shows land boundaries and different city's names. The map folds down into its attached, brown folder titled "SG1 Med. World" and "Maps and chart for Teaching of the Social Studies." Unfolded it measures approximately 97cm tall x 124cm wide.
36138	RSC-FIC-13	Map	1937 Map titled "The World War," part of the "Sanford-Gordy American History Series: with European Background and Beginnings." Published by A. J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. It features four maps (A, B, C, and D). Map A: "Europe 1914," simply shows the borders of European countries before war began. B: "Western Fronts," shows the different forts/fortresses, the Hindenburg line, Armistice line, advance of American division, American railways in Europe, and the farthest advance of central powers. It has an inset map titled "Italian Fronts" that shows the Armistice line and the farthest advances of both the Central Powers and Allies in Italy. C: "The Nations at War," shows which countries belonged to the Central Powers and Allies, who joined later, who severed relations with the Central Powers, and who remained neutral through the entire war. The legend gives the exact dates when each country joined a side or severed relations. D: "The League of Nations," shows the original members, which countries joined later (& the year they joined), and what countries remained outside the league. The map folds down into its attached, brown folder titled "SG 19 The World War" and "Maps and chart for Teaching of the Social Studies." Unfolded it measures approximately 97cm tall x 124cm wide.
36139	RSC-FIC-14	Map	Titled "The United States as a World Power 1898-1928, World War Adjustment," part of the "Sanford-Gordy American History Series: with European Background and Beginnings." Published by A. J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. It is split into one large map and three smaller, inset maps, labeled a, b, and c. The main map shows different land/countries colored to show which country "possessed" it, including the U.S., British empire, France, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Italy, Union of Socialist Soviet Republics (Russia), and Japan. It also marks the voyage of the battleship Oregon 1898, the land Spain ceded to the U.S. in 1899, mandated territory, and important trade routes. Map a, "Movements of Dewey's Fleet 1898," shows the route of Dewey's fleet from the Philippines to China and the Battle of Manilla. Map b, "Spanish-American War in the West Indies 1898," shows the different routes of admirals Schley, Sampson, and Cervera, and of General Miles in the Caribbean. Map c, "Panama Canal Zone," simply shows the canal and a zone surrounding it on both sides. The map folds down into its attached, white folder titled "SG20 U.S.A. World Power" and "The Hohnson-Nystrom Line of School Maps, Globes, and Chart." Unfolded it measures approximately 97cm tall x 124cm wide. Undated, but similar maps in this collection are dated 1937.
36140	RSC-FIC-15	Map	Titled "European Beginnings in America 1654," part of the "Sanford-Gordy American History Series: with European Background and Beginnings." Published by A. J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. It has the main map and one, smaller, inset map. The main map shows five European country's (England, France, Spain, United Netherlands, and Sweden) settlements in north, central, and south America. The inset map, "The Pilgrims in England and Holland," shows the route of the Pilgrims. The map folds down into its attached, brown folder titled "SG6 European Beginnings" and "Maps and chart for Teaching of the Social Studies." Unfolded it measures approximately 97cm tall x 124cm wide. Undated, but other, similar maps in this collection are dated 1937.
36141	RSC-FIC-16	Map	1937 Map titled "Spanish and French Explorers," part of the "Sanford-Gordy American History Series: with European Background and Beginnings." Published by A. J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. It is split into two maps, labeled A and B. Map A, "Spanish Explorers," shows the territory in north, central, and south America that was either explored or settled by the Spanish as well as the routes (and dates) of several explorers, including Columbus, Balboa, De Leon, Cortez, Narvaez, De Vaca, Pizarro, De Soto, and Coronado. Map B, "French Explorers and Henry Hudson," shows the routes (and dates) of several French explorers, including Champlain, Nicolet, Marquette and Joliet, La Salle, Hennepin, Duluth, and Henry Hudson. This map also shows the territory of four main "Indian" groups (Algonquins, "Muskhogees", Sioux, and the Iroquois) as well as many smaller groups. The map folds down into its attached, brown folder titled "SG5 SP. FR. Explorers" and "Maps and chart for Teaching of the Social Studies." Unfolded it measures approximately 97cm tall x 124cm wide.
36142	RSC-FIC-17	Map	Titled "The Movement Westward," part of the "Sanford-Gordy American History Series: with European Background and Beginnings." Published by A. J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. It is split into two maps, labeled A and B. Map A, "Western Land Claims After the Revolution," shows boundaries of the American states, including the states that had land disputes with other countries following the revolution. It also has an inset section titled "System of United States Land Survey," which had its own inset titled "Subdivision of a Section." Map B, "Westward Migration 1775-1800," shows which areas of America were settled by 1790 versus 1800, western posts that were held by the British, General Wayne's route, General St. Clair's defeat, the Fall line, and other routes of travel. The map folds down into its attached, brown folder (only the front is left, but the map is SG10 in the series) titled "Nystrom Maps and Charts for Teaching of the Social Studies." Unfolded it measures approximately 97cm tall x 124cm wide. Undated, but the other, similar maps in the series are dated 1937.
36143	RSC-FIC-18	Map	1937 map titled "Growth of the United States, 1800-1820, War of 1812," part of the "Sanford-Gordy American History Series: with European Background and Beginnings." Published by A. J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. It shows the areas settled by 1810 compared to land settled between 1810 and 1820 in various shades of pink. Territory from the Louisiana Purchase is all in yellow, territory owned by Mexico is in orange, and Oregon Country is in yellow/pink stripes. It also shows routes of different travelers and where the British Fleets were in 1814. A black and white inset map drawn by S. Lewis titled, "Early ideas of the Far West," shows proposed land divisions west of the Mississippi River including New Albion (in current day California), New Navarre, New Biscay, and New Mexico. The map folds down into its attached, brown folder titled "SG11 Growth of U. S. " and "Maps and Charts for the Teaching of the Social Studies." Unfolded it measures approximately 97cm tall x 124cm wide.
36144	RSC-FIC-19	Map	1937 Map titled "Growth of the Great West," part of the "Sanford-Gordy American History Series: with European Background and Beginnings." Published by A. J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. It features two equally sized maps (labeled A and B) that compare the west of 1870 and the west "today" (1930s). Map A, "The Great West 1870," marks land in each state/territory in yellow versus land sold or otherwise disposed of in blue. It also shows different railroad lines built by 1870 that were either made on land that was forfeited or unforfeited. Map B, "The Great West Today" breaks up the states by percentage of public lands in that section. It also shows the railway lines, most of which still being in the Midwest, though western cities were starting to have more lines. The map folds down into its attached, brown folder titled "SG 17 Growth of Great West" and "Maps and chart for Teaching of the Social Studies." Unfolded it measures approximately 97cm tall x 124cm wide.
36145	RSC-FIC-20	Map	1937 Map titled "Early Colonies" part of the "Sanford-Gordy American History Series: with European Background and Beginnings." Published by A. J. Nystrom & Co., Chicago. It features one main map (labeled A) and three inset maps (labeled B, C, and D). Map A, "Settlements in the English Colonies, about 1700," compares early and later settlement areas as well as the boundaries of the Plymouth Co. (charter 1606), London Co. (charter 1606), London Co. (charter 1609), and land open to both companies between 1606 and 1609. Map B, "Early New England," shows the territory boundaries for Plymouth, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts Bay, New Haven, Martha's Vinyard, Nantucket Is., and which Indigenous tribes owned the land. It also shows the route of the Mayflower. Map C, "Early Virginia and Maryland," shows the various routes of Captain John Smith as well as different cities and rivers surrounding the Chesapeake Bay. Map D, "New Netherland," shows territory that was settled by the Dutch along the Hudson and Delaware rivers as well as important towns and cities like Brooklyn, New Amsterdam, and Hoboken. The map folds down into its attached, brown folder titled "SG 7 Early Colonies" and "Maps and chart for Teaching of the Social Studies." Unfolded it measures approximately 97cm tall x 124cm wide.
36146	RSC-FIC-21	Book	1924 teacher's record book for several subjects, roughly 16 students per class. "The Teacher's Improved Class Book." Hardback, red cover. Unknown state.
36147	RSC-FIC-22	Book	Teacher's class record book. "The Teacher's Improved Class Book." Hardback, black cover. Has " Mr. Sando, 1920, M. W. H. S." written on the 2nd to last page, and "Mr. Yoder, Junietta College, Huntington, Penn." on the last page.
36148	RSC-FIC-23	Book	1923-1924 teachers class record book for several subjects. Teacher was Florence E. Hadley. Hardback, black cover. Unknown state.
36149	RSC-FIC-24	Book	Teacher's class record book, 1926-1926. "Class Record Book, Hadsell." Hardback, green cover. Teacher was Florence E. Hadley. "827 Briar Ave." is written on the last page.
36150	RSC-FIC-25	Book	1902 teacher's class record book for several subjects and roughly 40 students. Hardback, black cover. "The Teacher's Improved Class Book." The teacher was E. H. Baker. Unknown state.
36151	RSC-FIC-26	Book	Children's book titled "The Diverting History of John Gilpin." Features a poem and colorful illustration on every page. Belonged to Robert Collins and was used near Columbus, Ohio, around 1900. Eight pages. Softback, bound with six staples.
36152	RSC-FIC-27	Book	Children's book titled "First Week's at School," published by Ginn & Co. (covers) and J. S. Cushing & Co., Boston. Softback, red and yellow covers, bound with thread, forty-eight pages. The first page, in handwriting, read "Robert Willoughby Collins, 1057 Madison Ave., Columbus, Ohio. September 19th. 1895." The book was a primer for children during their first weeks at school. It has exercises for reading, writing, numbers, colors, and music. Each page illustrations, some in color.
36153	RSC-FIC-28	Card	Merit card for Mary Simpson from her teacher, J. C. S. The paper is blue and has an illustration of a Native American beside a tree stump waving to a coming train. To the left of the photo its reads, "Let order o'er you time preside, And method all your business guide." The right-side reads, "Barly begin and end your toil; Nor let great tasks your hands embroil."
36154	RSC-FIC-29	Card	Merit card for Mary Simpson from her teacher, J. C. Swing. The front has a pink decorative border on the left and right sides and an illustration of a woman in a pink dress reading with two children on a green hill. All coloring was done post printing and often goes outside the image's lines. The back reads, "Head of class No. 2 4 times."
36155	RSC-FIC-30	Card	Merit card for Harriet Simpson from the teacher, L. G. Swing. The card has a thin, blue border, floral designs, and a heart in the center around the words "Up in the morning early, By daylight's earliest ray, With our books prepared to study The lessons of the day." In the floral design, the flower are colored red and the vines green, but all coloring was done post printing and loosely follows the lines of the illustration.
36156	RSC-FIC-31	Card	Merit card for Louis Wareham from the teacher, M. J. Blackword. The very bottom of the card reads "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1871 by Gibson & Co. in the Office of the Librarian of Congress." The card is decorated with purple ink, an illustration of a child holding a flower on either side, and an illustration of a girl sitting against a tree looking at a farm in the center.
36157	RSC-FIC-32	Card	Merit card for Harriet Simpson from the teacher, Letty A. Elrod. The left side features an illustration a woman holding a sword and a scale. The right shows a barefoot woman with arm bands and a feathered headdress. Under this is "Cayudutta, Drawn & Engraved." The center has a smaller illustration of a someone in a crown talking with someone sitting in a cloud as well as a poem that reads, "Mid all life's scenes, 'mid weal and woe. Mid days of mirth and sadness, Where'er thy wandering footsteps go. Oh! think how transcient here below, Thy sorrow or thy gladness." All illustrations were colored with red and green post-printing and do not follow the lines. Possibly from New York.
36158	RSC-FIC-33	Card	Merit card for John M. Hubbard from the teacher, S. N. Newerd. The card has an oval, floral patterned border and an illustration of a bird on the top. The flowers are red, and a few leaves are colored green, but it was done post-printing and did not follow the design's lines. The center has a religious poem.
36159	RSC-FIC-34	Booklet	Titled "The Picture Alphabet," published by the American Tract Society, 150 Nassau-Street New York. Each page has a Bible verse that begins with a certain letter of the alphabet paired with an illustration depicting and item or concept from the verse. The letter and the bible verse were printed in either red or green ink; all other text is black. The covers are decorated in a red and blue geometric design and the edges of the pages are gold. Softback, 32 pages, bound with thread.
36160	RSC-FIC-35	Booklet	Titled "The Village School: From "L'Ecole de Valdamont,," published by the American Tract Society, 150 Nassau-St., New York. The covers are green with border illustrations of two children holding vases of plants and a center picture of a family kneeling at a table where the father is reading from a book. Handwritten on the front cover is "1899" and "Mary E. Martin," but it's been crossed out. Inside the front cover is handwriting that reads, "Presented to Mary E. Martin by her cousin Charlott Talbot. Marin Shaws." Handwriting on the opposite page reads, "Marin Shaw Cuher 1899." The back cover notes the booklet cost 2 1/2 cents. Softback, thirty-two pages, bound with thread.
36161	RSC-FIC-36	Photograph	Photograph mounted on cardstock of students and teacher in a classroom. Nine students sit in chairs arranged in a half-circle, with the teacher standing behind them. Behind the group is a large chalkboard with drawings of animals at the top. Location and date unknown.
36162	RSC-FIC-38	Photograph	Two-story brick school building with "High School 1902" engraved on the wall above three windows. An American flag is flying on a pole on top of the school. The picture is taken at an angle from the school, so two walls are visible.
36163	RSC-FIC-39	Photograph	Faded black and white photograph. Fred W. Cover, center, behind students, poses with 26 students in front of a one-room school. The corners of the photo are notched at a 90 degree angle. No writing or identifying marks on the mat.
36164	RSC-FIC-42	Photograph	Photograph of Douglas School where Clarence Rhum taught, showing a group of students and teachers outside of a white wood-sided schoolhouse.
36165	RSC-FIC-44	Booklet	Souvenir book from the pupils of district number 5 from 1932-1933 academic year to their teacher, Marie Harrie. Book includes a photograph of the teacher, list of students in the class, photograph of the students on the playground, and the one room schoolhouse. Booklet is bound with a ribbon. County and state is unknown.
36166	RSC-FIC-45	Photograph	Photograph of a man in a suit sitting in a chair and a woman in a white dress standing beside him. Handwritten note at the bottom of photo booklet says " E. W. and Aletha Hutchison 1922."
36167	RSC-FIC-46	Photograph	Photocopy of an image of Hickory Ridge School, thought to be taken around 1907.
36168	RSC-FIC-47	Photograph	Photocopy of an image of a group of children on a merry-go-round infront of a rural school.
36169	RSC-FIC-48	Photograph	Photocopy of an image of a rural school with children in front of the school. Schoolhouse features a belfry and a front porch, and is surrounded by trees.
36170	RSC-FIC-49	Photograph	Photocopy of image of Schoolhouse with paint that is beginning to come off, in the background is a tall cement building with 2 windows and a dish of some sort attached, there are trees off to both sides and the top of the photograph, the house also has 3 windows and a large opening off to the right side of the front, the school house has now been turned into a house.
36171	RSC-FIC-50	Photograph	Group of students standing in front of white schoolhouse, taller children in back, shorter in the front, 10 students in all and one teacher, majority of group smiling and wearing dresses.
36172	RSC-FIC-51	Photograph	Picture of a class standing in front of a schoolhouse. Schoolhouse appears to be white and includes one window in the upper left corner, the class is standing in two rows, the taller students are in the back row and the shorter students are in the front row. There are 10 students all together, 6 in the back and 4 in the front.
36173	RSC-FIC-52	Photograph	Picture of four schoolgirls sitting on the steps of the schoolhouse. The porch of the schoolhouse is in the background along with a tree and another part of the building. The four girls are sitting on the third step with their feet on the first step.
36174	RSC-FIC-53	Photograph	Picture of ten students standing outside. The group is standing in a half-circle in front of two trees.
36175	RSC-FIC-54	Photograph	Picture of four children sitting on the steps outside a school house. One child is sitting on the first step from the bottom, one child is sitting two steps from the bottom, and two children are sitting three steps from the bottom. The picture includes the front porch of the school.
36176	RSC-FIC-55	Photograph	Picture of a class sitting on the front steps of a school house. There are ten children sitting in three rows. The porch, front door, and one window of the schoolhouse can be seen behind the group.
36177	RSC-FIC-56	Photograph	Picture of students playing in the yard in front of a schoolhouse. There are ten children holding hands and standing in a circle. In the background is the schoolhouse, which has a front porch and brick chimney; another, smaller building; and a large tree.
36178	RSC-FIC-57	Photograph	Photograph of six students sitting in two rows on bench desks inside of a classroom. Three windows, two with curtains over them, are visible within the classroom. There are shelves and a set of coat hooks with an oil lamp attached to them along the wall of the classroom.
36179	RSC-FIC-58	Photograph	Photograph of six boys sitting on the floor against the wall of a classroom. A large piece of paper and a paper chain are hung on the wall in the left side of the photo.
36180	RSC-FIC-59	Photograph	Photograph of 18 children and Aletha Jacobs, teacher, standing and sitting on the steps outside of a schoolhouse. There is a wooden fence, a grass field, and several trees to the right of the schoolhouse.
36181	RSC-FIC-60	Photograph	Photograph of man holding the reins of a horse. In the background are corn fields, trees, and a fence. Location unknown.
36182	RSC-FIC-61	Photograph	Photograph of 18 children and Aletha Jacobs (teacher) in a field. A river and trees is in the background behind the group. Location unknown.
36183	RSC-FIC-62	Photograph	Photograph of 15 people, a class and teachers, sitting and standing outside of a schoolhouse. The group is in front of the schoolhouse door, and the building has four windows and a brick chimney. Location unknown.
36184	RSC-FL-1	Microfilm	Floyd County school records on microfilm. Contents: County Board of Education Minutes, 1948-1966 County Board of Education Minutes, 1919-1948 Superintendents' Annual Reports, 1934-1948 County Board of Education Minutes, 1947-1967 (includes AEA 267 reorganization)
36185	RSC-FL-2	Microfilm	Floyd County school records on microfilm. Contents: Room Registers, 1949-1958 Eighth Grade Examination Records, 1905-1933 School Officer and Teacher Record, 1916-1920 (rural schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1916-1920 (town schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1920-1924 (rural schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1920-1924 (town schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1924-1928 (rural schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1924-1928 (town schools)
36186	RSC-FL-3	Microfilm	Floyd County school records on microfilm. Contents: School Officer and Teacher Record, 1928-1932 (rural schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1928-1932 (town schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1932-1937 (rural schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1932-1937 (town schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1937-1962 (rural schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1937-1958 (rural independent schools) School Officer and Teacher Record, 1937-1967 (town schools)
36187	RSC-FL-4	Microfilm	Floyd County School Records on microfilm. Contents: Pupils' Permanent Records, A-C, 1929-1958
36188	RSC-FL-5	Microfilm	Floyd County school records on microfilm. Contents: Pupils' Permanent Records, D-M, 1929-1958
36189	RSC-FL-6	Microfilm	Floyd County school records on microfilm. Contents: Pupils' Permanent Record, N-Z, 1929-1958 Room Registers, 1935-1937
36190	RSC-FL-7	Microfilm	Floyd County school records on microfilm. Contents: Room Registers, 1937-1949
36191	RSC-FL-8	Booklet	"Iowa School Officer's Manual, Floyd County Iowa", A manual for School Officers on their duties, and regulations guiding their work. Orange and black cover.
36192	RSC-FL-9	Book	"School Secretary's Record and Account Book", from Riverton Independent Township #7, Floyd County, 1920-1936.
36193	RSC-FL-10	Book	"School Account Book, Secrtary or Treasurer", from Riverton Independent Township #7, Floyd County, 1918-1936. Labeled "M. Butler, School Treasurer"
36194	RSC-FL-11	Book	"The National School Officers Record" #21 of the "National Series", from Riverton Ind. #7, Floyd County, 1905-1915. A Red and Green Cover.
36195	RSC-FL-12	Book	"Union School Register, #2 Adams Union Series", School Register for Riverton Independent #7, Floyd County, 1875-1890.
36196	RSC-FL-13	Book	"Independent District Record", School Board Meetings, from Floyd County, 1917-1918. Black and Red Cover. Gold title.
36197	RSC-FL-14	Book	"Record of School Treasurer, State of Iowa". 1951-1957. A Brown and Blue Cover with a Black title.
36198	RSC-FL-15	Financial Record	Floyd County Rural School Records, Financial Record, " $166.91, Treasurer's Office, Floyd County, Iowa, April 15th, 1905" for Riverton No. 7
36199	RSC-FL-16	Financial Record	Floyd County Rural School Records, Financial Record, " $69.02, Treasurer's Office, Floyd County, Iowa, October 26th, 1905" for Riverton No. 7
36200	RSC-FL-16	Financial Record	Floyd County Rural School Records, Financial Record, " $56.30, Treasurer's Office, Floyd County, Iowa, January 15, 1906" for Riverton No. 7