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	Title	Date	Summary
51	"The Barn" has what every high school girl in Iowa wants Stamp--Sarah A. (Class of 1999) Northern Iowan 92:40, p.15	3/1/1996	Preview of Iowa Girls State Basketball Tournament.
52	Helping teens organize, manage time important for school success Public Relations News Release 1991:31, p.1	9/9/1991	Clare Struck believes that help from home and the school are important factors in a student's adjustment to high school.
53	Percentage of high school dropouts decreasing in U. S. overall: Higher for some groups Public Relations News Release 1990:436, p.1	4/1/1991	High school dropout rates deceased from nearly 30% in 1940 to 14 % in 1986.
54	The dropout dilemma--costs us millions every year Public Relations News Release 1990:352, p.1	2/18/1991	Radhi Al-Mabuk's research shows that getting high school drop-outs to return to school will save money.
55	University of Northern Iowa hosts the AEA 7/UNI Regional Physics Olympics Public Relations News Release 1987:308, p.1	3/14/1988	The Department of Physics sponsors the Regional Physics Olympics Competition for secondary students with Area Education Agency 7. Teams from area high schools competed in five physics related events. Competitors are listed.
56	University of Northern Iowa announces statewide essay competition Public Relations News Release 1987:232, p.1	1/25/1988	High school seniors are eligible for one-year tuition scholarships, Professor Geraldine LaRocque offers an award to Freshman writers, and Robert Ward offers the James Hearst scholarship through the Student as Critic Essay Competition.
57	High school officials unhappy with requirement demands Stickfort--Patty Northern Iowan 84:28, p.9	12/8/1987	Principals offer opinions; believe there may be some unfortunate side effects.
58	High school students need more knowledge of basics for college Schooley--Terry Northern Iowan 84:28, p.9	12/8/1987	Admission requirements strengthened because faculty believed students were arriving at college without the knowledge that they should have had.
59	High school science/math students receive scholarships, awards at Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1987:137, p.1	11/13/1987	Over five-hundred high school students compete for academic scholarships in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and earth science at the Science and Mathematics Symposium. Winners are listed by hometown.
60	Harlan Community High School students compete in annual science and math competition Public Relations News Release 1987:122, p.1	11/4/1987	Students from Harlan High School compete for scholarships in mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science at the Science and Math Symposium. Professor Roy Saigo and several guest speakers hold formal addresses after the competition.
61	Red Oak High School students compete in annual science and math competition Public Relations News Release 1987:123, p.1	11/4/1987	Students of Red Oak High School are among those competing for scholarships in mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science at the Science and Mathematics Symposium.
62	25th annual Northern Iowa Science and Mathematics Symposium to be Nov. 5-6 Public Relations News Release 1987:114, p.1	10/30/1987	High schoolers compete for four-year scholarships at the Science and Mathematics Symposium. Alumnus, William Hager, speaks at the event. Industrial tech and natural science scholarships are given at the Industrial Education Expo at the UNI-Dome.
63	'Tax whys' topic for workshop Friday (Oct. 30) at University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1987:108, p.1	10/28/1987	The Center for Economic Education and Joint Council for Economic Education sponsor a workshop for middle and high school students on economic policies and tax laws. Speakers include Professors Charles Strein, Donald Cummings, Mary Knowles.
64	Grant to Northern Iowa to provide K-12 curriculum development for dealing with adolescent pregnancy Public Relations News Release 1987:105, p.1	10/27/1987	Professors Mary Franken and Cheryl Budlong direct Project PREPARE, a program designed to aid teachers in educating students on relationships and pregnancy. The program serves elementary, middle, and high schools of Black Hawk, Buchanan, and Tama counties.
65	UNI-Dome site for college fair and post high school planning program Sept. 20-Oct. 1 Public Relations News Release 1987:50, p.1	9/22/1987	High school juniors, seniors, and guardians join the Post High School Planning Program, organized by the Association of College Admissions Counselors. The program features information on over eighty schools arranged throughout the UNI-Dome.
66	Local resident elected to city office at Girls State Public Relations News Release 1987:404, p.1	6/16/1987	"Girls State" is a program used to teach high schoolers about the functions of city, county, and state government. Students were elected as officers for imaginary cities. The program was sponsored by the Iowa American Legion.
67	'UPDATE Conference' for high school physics teachers is April 4 at UNI Public Relations News Release 1987:278, p.1	3/24/1987	A conference on holography, elementary particle physics, and nuclear structure using spectroscopy was held for high school physics teachers in the Physics Building.
68	UNI names Merit Scholarship recipients for fall of '87 Public Relations News Release 1986:185, p.1	1/26/1987	Fifteen high school seniors were granted the Merit Scholarship. Recipients must have scored at least a twenty-eight on the ACT, and been in the top-ten percent of their class. Includes a list of recipients, with their hometowns and high schools.
69	Limited number of spaces remaining for NUHS June trip to France Public Relations News Release 1986:174, p.1	1/19/1987	Professor James Becker lead the Northern University High School's trip to France. Students of French joined their instructors on the three week excursion, which also included Switzerland and Monaco.
70	UNI to offer public policy institute in June for high school students Public Relations News Release 1986:262, p.1	2/14/1986	The program will be the only one of its kind in the state and will be offered to high school students will have completed their junior or sophomore year; no more than fifty students will be selected; it will be held June 15-26.
71	UNI to host high school model united nations April 9-11 Public Relations News Release 1980:478, p.1	4/3/1981	High school students from across Iowa will discuss world issues at the Model United Nations at UNI.
72	UNI to host Iowa high school speech festival Monday April 6 Public Relations News Release 1980:472, p.1	4/2/1981	UNI will be host to the third annual Iowa High School Speech Association Individual Events Speech Festival.
73	Challenges in education Brimm--Robert Paul (Education Faculty) Northern Iowan 65:14, p.4	10/25/1968	Describes the new set of policies and criteria for approval of high schools, passed by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, as well as the implications for UNI and its students.
74	Present proposals won't solve drop out problem Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) College Eye 59:37, p.2	4/30/1965	High school drop-out has mentally dropped out for years before high school.
75	'College class' held at Price Laboratory School Public Relations News Release 1960:567, p.1	8/10/1961	Some students of Mr. Leland Hott at the Price Laboratory School are allowed to participate in the Social Science Seminar based on their Iowa Test of Educational Development scores. Professors William C. Lang and Donald Howard speak at the seminar.
76	Hearst of SCI to judge national English contest Public Relations News Release 1960:504, p.1	7/10/1961	James Hearst is appointed as a judge of the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards competition. Hearst will be charged with recognizing outstanding high school students of English.
77	ISTC scientists to visit Iowa high schools Public Relations News Release 1960:421, p.1	5/22/1961	Professors Leland Wilson, J. W. Kercheval, Dorothy Matela, Clifford McCollum, and Robert Rogers take part in the Iowa Visiting-Scientist Program. The program is sponsored by the National Science Foundation.
78	ISTC professor commencement speaker Public Relations News Release 1960:407, p.1	5/16/1961	Professor William H. Dreier is scheduled to speak before the graduating class of Elvira High and Midland Community School in Wyoming. Dreier is a member of the Iowa Academy of Science, the Education Association, and Phi Delta Kappa.
79	Local student receives ISTC Alumni Award Public Relations News Release 1960:393, p.1	5/5/1961	Sixteen area high school seniors are selected to receive the Alumni Merit Awards, funded by alumni of the Teachers College. Recipients listed by hometown.
80	Sioux City choir to perform at ISTC Public Relations News Release 1960:388, p.1	5/4/1961	George Iseminger conducts a ninety-member choir from East Sioux City High School in their performance in the auditorium. The Teachers College is the farthest point in their one-day tour.
81	ISTC schedules home economics high school day Public Relations News Release 1960:330, p.1	4/7/1961	Lola Matthews, Dorothy Antons, Shirley Rowe, Marlys Benning, Sharon Naeve, Mary Lou, and Cecilia Fye sit on the Home Economics High School Day committee. Olive Holliday and Lena Buckingham act as faculty advisers for the committee.
82	Book on woodworking published by T. C. prof Public Relations News Release 1960:188, p.1	1/24/1961	Professor Willis Wagner writes a junior high school textbook on woodworking for industrial arts students. The book contains the fundamental principles of beginning woodworking.
83	Workshop draws 100 students from Iowa schools College Eye 51:36, p.1	7/15/1960	For student council workshop.
84	Fifth annual ISTC Art Fair brings high school students College Eye 51:25, p.3	4/1/1960	A look at the program.
85	TC hosts high school tourney College Eye 51:19, p.5	2/19/1960	TC will host the state high school wrestling tournament.
86	High schools blamed . . . College Eye 51:18, p.2	2/12/1960	Wendell Burroughs claims that intellectualism is absent at TC because the high schools seem to promote social activity, instead of intellectual pursuit.
87	SLB discusses possible display for HS seniors College Eye 51:13, p.3	12/17/1959	Hopes to provide more information about ISTC; also considering more detailed student handbook; investigating opportunities to study abroad.
88	High school students here for teachers day College Eye 50:23, p.6	3/13/1959	Brief look at Prospective Teachers Day.
89	Obiter Scripta Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) College Eye 50:23, p.2	3/13/1959	Professor Fox calls for higher secondary education standards than a recent national article suggested.
90	State mat meet opens, East, Cresco defending College Eye 50:19, p.6	2/13/1959	The high school meet will be held at ISTC.
91	Obiter Scripta Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) College Eye 48:24, p.2	4/5/1957	Comments on different learning abilities and how this affects the courses students take in high school.
92	Obiter Scripta Fox--Josef W. (Philosophy and Humanities Faculty) College Eye 48:23, p.2	3/29/1957	Discusses the bill which contains math, foreign language, science, English, and history requirements for high school students.
93	Cymbals clang College Eye 45:3, p.5	9/25/1953	700 band members from 14 Iowa high schools perform at O. R. Latham Stadium at the Central Michigan game; photo.
94	Send 60 invitations for coaching clinic College Eye 41:38, p.4	8/4/1950	The 3rd annual coaching clinic will be August 16.
95	Wagner announces final completion of booklet for high school series College Eye 41:38, p.1	8/4/1950	Twenty-one courses of study have now been developed for the secondary school curriculum program.
96	500 schools visit drama meeting College Eye 41:28, p.3	4/28/1950	High schoolers will see the spring play along with viewing a film; will also attend a tea.
97	Career Days reveal job requirements College Eye 41:28, p.3	4/28/1950	Teachers College instructors may be going to high schools to talk about their careers.
98	Drama conclave to be next week College Eye 41:27, p.2	4/21/1950	Invitations have been sent to over five hundred high schools to participate in the 17th annual one-day drama conference.
99	FBLA chooses state high school leaders College Eye 41:25, p.6	4/7/1950	List of those elected.
100	Five graduates enter teams in state meet College Eye 41:23, p.5	3/24/1950	Five alumni will be coaching teams at this year's boys' state high school basketball tournament.

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