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Clippings, photographs, and memorabilia related to the 1982-83 Simley Spartans girls basketball team, which finished 10-10 overall (9-7 Missota Conference). This scrapbook focuses on quotes from head coach Merle Bryan and contributions made by junior…

A scrapbook of Simley girls' athletics from 1983-84, especially volleyball, basketball, and softball. Contributed by Kelly Darrow, the scrapbook includes some color photographs and handwritten annotations of statistics and final scores by Darrow's…

A spring supplement to the 1983 Simley High School Yearbook, The Spartan, which had gone to print before spring athletics and activities could be included. Sports include boys' tennis, softball, baseball, track and field; student awards; a…

Program for the 1985 Simley High School Homecoming, including Homecoming Court and fall sports team rosters and photographs.

Rules and guidelines for the 1985 Simley Spartans girls fastpitch softball team, coached by Tom Begich. This booklet also includes historic records and statistics for the Simley softball program, which began as a varsity sport in 1978.

The yearbook for the 1992-93 school year at Pine Bend Elementary School, in its second year since reopening in fall 1991. Included are photographs of staff, students, and school life.

The original bell (installment date unknown) from the one-room schoolhouse for District #3 (Salem Hills). When the new Salem Hills Elementary was built in 1953, the bell was removed from the old schoolhouse and brought there for storage.

A description of the final days of District #436, formerly District #73, the one-room schoolhouse on Barnes Avenue in Inver Grove Township. The second-to-last one-room schoolhouse in use in Dakota County, it was annexed into Independent School…

A newspaper clipping relaying the April 1872 fire at the District #7 schoolhouse, located on present-day River Road (then Doane Road) near 76th Street. Losses were estimated at $500, with the building insured for $200.

A reprinted photograph of the District #7 schoolhouse in use from 1872-1882, located on the Manning farm along Doane Road (present-day River Road) at approximately 72nd Street.