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On Friday we shared this photo and asked how many faculty you could name. Today we're posting the photo with the caption but all we have is the list. We need your help to ensure we have the right name with the right individual. Can you help? We'd love to be able to list their names by row.

Shown in the photo are: L. Schwandt, M. Schmidt, D. Neson, M. Schools, K. Butzier, W. Gohman, N. Teig, C. Harper, M. Fink, M. Vanderbeek, W. Aurand, J. Wagner, J. Kelly, J. Welch, F. Riechmann, J. Hantula, K. McIntyre, L. Rainey, P. Nelson, W. Wengert, W. Bader, J. Tarr, R. Strub.

Our Monday post for this week is the answer to Friday's mystery post.

How many did you get right?

According to the 1998 yearbook caption for this photo, our NU swimmers are freshman Erin McElligatt, Courtney Gilliam, and Betsy Driscoll on the left with seniors Emily Lieder and Beth Koch on the right.




You can read the entire 1998 yearbook by following the link from our
MPLS Annuals page.

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In 2005, Malcolm Price Laboratory School was one of 5 schools nationwide that were selected to receive the First Amendment Project Schools Award, joining 16 other schools that had been previously selected.

First Amendment Schools (FAS) is a national reform initiative that is dedicated to the teaching and practice of the rights and responsibilities of freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of religion, freedom to petition, and freedom to assemble.  First Amendment Schools are shaped by four guiding principles: democratic freedom, rights and responsibilities, community engagement, and active citizenship.

You can read more about First Amendment Schools and the Lab School's award on our website: First Amendment Schools

Our featured memory for this Monday comes from Gary Kroeger. Gary, a member of the class of 1975, shared his memories with us through our website on June 13, 2013. 

Gary remembers vividly his first day at Price Lab and the lasting lessons he learned there.


You can read Gary's entire post here: Long Live the Traditions and Memories of NU HIgh!


We need to hear from you!

Memories like Gary's are so important for helping us grow our website and piece together a comprehensive history of the laboratory schools at the University of Northern Iowa.



We hope you'll take a few moments to send us your stories.

Our memory this Monday comes from the February 19th, 1960 edition of the "College Eye".

In a column entitled "The Faculty Pen", Dr. Dwight K. Curtis writes about the work Price Laboratory School is doing to advance teacher education and an effort to ensure that the needs of both the teachers college and the lab school pupils were being fully met.

You can read the full article at the UNIindex site: "The College Eye"

Dr. Dwight K. Curtis