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"Pro" Baseball Scholarship Description Document
Scholarship made in order to honor a legendary coach by Paul Splittorff.
A 1912 Postcard of the Conservatory of Music
A 1912 postcard with a depiction of the Conservatory of Music on Morningside College's campus.
Alpha Tau Delta Students on a Ladder
A photograph of four Alpha Tau Delta students holding up letters while standing on a ladder. It was taken in February of 1951.
Black and White Photo of the Front of Klinger-Neal Theatre
A black and white photograph of the front of the Klinger-Neal theater.the photograph shows the front doors and windows, and the lobby beyond them. The photograph also depicts the flower beds in front of the building and the college lawn.
Charles City Hall from the Street, ca. 1990
A photograph of Charles City Hall, taken from the street ca. 1990.
Chief's 1970 Baseball Season Program
The 1970 season outlook for the Morningside Baseball team. Includes images of Ron Brenner, Earl Turnure, and Greg Gill.
Coach Pritula and the Football Team
Coach Pritula shows the Morningside football team how to do some exercises. This photograph was featured in the 1949 Sioux, Morningside College's student yearbook, on page 68.
Conservatory Hall in 1917
A picture of Conservatory Hall in 1916, otherwise known as Charles City Hall. This photo was included in a Bulletin from Morningside College.
Conservatory of Music, 1914
A photograph of the Conservatory of Music in 1914, taken prior to the fire that destroyed the front of the building.
Construction of Charles City Hall, ca. 1890
A picture depicting the building progress of Charles City Hall on Morningside college campus ca, 1890.
Dr. J. Richard Palmer Portrait 1994
A 3 1/2 x 5 color photograph taken in 1994 by an unknown photographer. The photograph features a smiling J. Richard Palmer.
Dr. Palmer Standing with Laucks, Jensen, and Christian in 1965
This 10 x 8 1/4 black and white photograph taken in 1965 by an unknown photographer. The photograph features Laucks, Jensen, Christian, and Dr. Palmer. Written on the back are the names of these men, with their titles.
Eight Students Hanging the Greens
Eight Morningside Alumni women participate in the Hanging of the Greens circa. 1950.
Freshman-Sophomore Day Tug of War
A group of six men wearing swimsuits are playing tug of war in a river. It is part of the annual Freshman-Sophomore Day events.
Front of Charles City Hall in 1993
Photograph of the Charles City Hall building on Morningside College's campus in 1993.
Front of Conservatory of Music, ca. 1900
A photograph of the front of the Conservatory of Music (otherwise known as Charles City Hall) before the fire, showing off the old roof and bell tower.
Front of Klinger-Neal Theater
A photograph of the front of Klinger-Neal Theater. The flowerbeds in front are in full bloom.
Greater Sioux City Press Club Presidential Debate, Series of 7 Photos
This is a series of seven photographs from the 1988 Presidential Debate at Morningside College. The photographs are all black and white. The first five photographs are 5x7 inches; the last two are 8x10 inches. Featured in the photographs are four of…
Hickman, Palmer, and Jacobson at PAA Kickoff Dinner 1966
A 5 x 7 black and white photograph taken on January 25, 1966 by the Morningside College Photo Service. The photograph features Hickman, Palmer, and Jacobson attending the PAA Kickoff Dinner.
Historic Place Plaque for Charles City College Hall
A photograph of the plaque presented to Charles City Hall after becoming being registered on the National Register for Historic Places.
J. Richard Palmer Speaking with Colleague in 1961
An 8 1/4 x 10 black and white photograph taken in 1961 by O.L. Simpson. The photograph features J. Richard Palmer and a colleague.
Klinger Forum Plaque
A black and white photograph of the Klinger forum plaque. The plaque commemorates W. A. Klinger's leadership in the democratic process.
Klinger-Neal Basement Central Prop Storage
A black and white photograph of the central prop storage in the basement of Klinger-Neal theater. Depicted are several materials used for stage design as well as props to be used in productions.
Klinger-Neal Black and White Public Relations Photo
A black and white photograph of Klinger-Neal Theater taken for Morningside College Public Relations. The flowerbeds in this picture are empty.