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State University of Iowa - North Hall
Over the entrance to this building on The State University of Iowa campus in Iowa City is a stone which is engraved, "He That Maketh the Law Becomes Master of the Intent Thereof." This motto is all that remains to remind one that it was here that…
Dedication Is Set
The new physics building at Iowa State University will be dedicated with a series of lectures Monday and Tuesday. Official dedication ceremonies for the new $2,456,000 structure will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Memorial Union. H. William Koch,…
Celebrates 110th Year
This is where Iowa State University started in 1868. On paper, the University was 10 years old before a preparatory class of 72 students enrolled in the fall of 1868. Regular classes began in March, 1868. The Main Building housed the entire college,…
Queen Of Queens
Adele Berry (center), senior from Fort Dodge, was crowned Iowa State University's 1966 "Queen of Queens" Thursday at Ames in ceremonies opening the annual ISU Veishea festival. Miss Berry's attendants are Janet Longston (left), junior from Memphis,…
12 Stories High:
New and prominent on the Ames landscape is this 12-story men's dormitory now nearing completion at Iowa State University. The upper floors will accommodate 600 men. Thye first two floors will house offices and meeting rooms. A second unit is to be…
Albert L. Cleveland
Albert L. Cleveland...GOP Fifth ward
Brush and Palette Club conducts painting seminar
A Rosy Apple...appears on a china plate through a brush held in the hand of Kay Godschalk, china painting instructor. Looking on are Mrs. Albert Cleveland, Mrs. C.C. Pennock and Mrs. Eldon Griffin, members of Brush and Palette China Painting…
Cleveland, Albert L. and Lucille
photo of a seated Lucille Cleveland
Cleveland, Albert L.
head shot of Albert Cleveland, wearing suit and tie
Clark, Dick and Jean
head and shoulders photo of Senator Dick Clark, in open-collared shirt
Clark, Dick and Jean
Senator Dick Clark, standing; wearing light color suit and dark tie
Letter, 1825, May 20, Council Bluffs [to] Nathaniel Ranney.
Letter written Nathaniel Ranney from his brother Nathan Ranney.