New Richland High School Commencement 1969. Material: paper. Size: 5 1/2" W. x 8 1/2" L. Description: white paper folder, black printed front information: "Sixty-Ninth Annual Commencement Exercises High School Auditorium, Thursday, May 29, 1969"; contents: order of program, class roll and class choices for motto, flower, colors; list of class officers.

Janesville High School Commencement 1968. Material: paper. Size: 5 1/2" W. x 8 1/2" L. Description: buff colored paper folder, green printed front information: "1968 Commencement May 28 Janesville High School"; contents: order of program, class roll and class choices for motto, flower, colors; list of class officers, school board school faculty and office staff.

Faith Lutheran Church Dedication Service. Material: paper. Size: 6 1/2" W. x 9" L. Description: white paper folder, sepia graphic of church altar and printed front information: "Dedication and Installation Services Faith Lutheran Church, Janesville, Minnesota, Merle Metcalf, Pastor"; contents: order of service, full page photo of Faith Lutheran Church, photos of clergymen Gordon Narvesen, Merle Metcalf, Thomas Anderson, organist Pauline Fenelon, the congregation, church council, church women, ... more

Joseph (Joe) McLinn Herter holding squirrel and gun. Size: 5" x 7". Description: black and white photo of Joseph (Joe) McLinn Herter holding gun and squirrel; dressed in winter clothing standing in snow; preparation page for Herter's book. Caption: "Here's one that didn't get away."

Herter child holding pineapple dish. Size: 4" x 5". Description: black and white photo of a young Herter boy holding a pineapple dish; preparation page for Herter's Cookbook III. Caption: "How to prepare a pineapple for eating, the core is the best part of the pineapple has the least acid."

Berthe Herter and son standing outside restaurant. Size: 5" x 5". Description: black and white photo of Berthe Herter and Joseph (Joe) McLinn Herter standing outside The Cottage Buttery restaurant in Ireland; preparation page 211, for Herter's Cookbook III. Caption: "The small country restaurants of Ireland serve good, wholesome food and French Guinness beer which is a meal in itself."

Herter child standing with stick. Size: 5" x 5". Description: black and white photo of a Herter boy standing with a stick; preparation page 279, for Herter's Cookbook III. Caption: "It is a long way to go to the Hawaiian Islands to find out that burdock, the pesky sticker weed root in your own back yards, is commercially grown in Hawaii and sells for top prices in grocery stores. Boiled burdock tastes much like white potatoes."

Jacques P. Herter with goose. Size: 3 1/2" x 3 1/2". Description: black and white photo of Jacques Herter with goose; preparation page 210, for Herter's Guide Book No. 1. Caption: "The surest way to get Canada honkers is to use large sets of goose decoys and have at least two men calling. Then make sure that the shooters are using shells with unsplit plastic shot cups in case they have to shoot at long range. You cannot afford to risk misses on Canada honkers."

Lance Dupont Herter with pheasant. Size: 4 1/2" x 5". Description: black and white photo of Lance Dupont Herter with pheasant; preparation page 97, for Herter's Guide Book No. 1. Caption: "Pheasant travel and habits have not been secrets for generations. They also have long known that the ring-necked pheasant suffers far more from inbreeding than from predators like foxes and hunters. England has the highest pheasant population per acre in the world and the highest red fox population per acre. ... more

Christian (Chris) Dupont with ears of corn. Size: 5" x 5". Description: black and white photo of Christian (Chris) Dupont Herter holding five ears of corn on a coat hanger; preparation page 242, for Herter's Guide Book No. 1. Caption: "Five ears of corn strung on a coat hanger. Note that pieces of the paper tube found on some coat hangers have been used to space the ears of corn apart. You need a drill to drill holes through the ears when you mount them this way."

Berthe Herter. Size: 3" x 3". Description: black and white photo of Berthe Herter modeling Cowichan sweater; preparation page 423, for Herter's Guide Book No. 1. Caption: "Cowichan Sweater."

Christian and Eva Paulson. Material: paper. Size: 3 1/2" x 5". Description: black and white photo of Christ and Eva Paulson posed in their winter finery on a winter day; the Paulson farm was located on the Steele County side of the Steele-Waseca county line across from Otisco Township.

The Johnson sisters: Eva, Gavorda and Dora. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" x 3 3/4". Description: black and white photo of three women posed standing outdoors.

The Paulson Family: Christ and Eva and children Della and Elaine. Material: paper. Size: 2" x 3". Description: black and white photo of a family posed outdoors beside their house located on the Steele-Waseca County line. They are identified left to right as Della Paulson, Eva Paulson, Christian Paulson and Elaine Paulson

Della Paulson Tollefson and her mother, Eva Paulson. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" x 3 3/4". Description: black and white photo of two women posed standing outdoors; identified as Della Paulson Tollefson and her mother, Eva Paulson who is holding a potted plant.

Christian Paulson. Material: paper. Size: 3" x 4 1/2". Description: black and white photo of a man identified as Christian Paulson posed seated outdoors on a folding chair; he is wearing a business suit and a "skull" cap.

Evangeline (Eva) Paulson. Material: paper. Size: 2" x 2 3/4". Description: black and white photo of a woman wearing dark suit identified as Eva Johnson Paulson, Mrs. Christian Paulson; she is posed outdoors beside a house.

Christian and Eva Paulson with Baby Della Paulson. Material: paper. Size: 2 1/2" x 4". Description: black and white photo of a young couple posed seated on a porch; the young woman is holding an infant; they are identified as Mr. and Mrs. Christian Paulson and baby Della.

Herter Snowmobiles. Size: 5" x 7". Description: black and white photo of snowmobilers racing Herter Snowmobiles; preparation page 100, for Herter's Guide Book No. 1. Caption: "Snowmobiles are good for hauling in big game animals in fairly open country. In heavily wooded areas they are difficult to use. Photo shows snowmobile race, a popular sport in areas of heavy snow."

Elaine Paulson with Chicken Flock. Material: paper. Size: 1 3/4" x 2 3/4". Description: black and white photo of a young woman identified as Elaine Paulson; she is standing beside a small wooden chicken coop among a flock of dark-feathered chickens.

Elaine and Doris Paulson on Confirmation Day with Baptismal Sponsors. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" x 4 1/2". Description: black and white photo of cousins Elaine and Doris Paulson on their confirmation day; they are standing with four baptismal sponsors; the woman on the end is identified as Anna Paulson Johnson (Mrs. Floyd Johnson) of New Richland Township; the girls on the porch are identified as neighbors Ruth Haug and Grace Hanson.

Arthur Loken in his 1920s Automobile and Elaine Paulson. Material: paper. Size: 3 1/2" x 5". Description: black and white photo of a young man identified as Arthur Loken; he is posed seated in a small coupe convertible automobile, spare tire attached to rear bumper; a young girl identified as Elaine Paulson stands posed on the running board.

Ruth Haug, Della Tollefson, Elaine Paulson with Christian Paulson. Material: paper. Size: 3 1/4" x 4 1/2". Description: black and white photo of three young women identified as Ruth Haug, Della Paulson Tollefson and Elaine Paulson are posed standing outdoors behind a seated man identified as Christian Paulson.

Evangeline (Eva) Paulson. Material: paper. Size: 2 3/4" x 3 3/4". Description: black and white photo of a woman identified as Eva Paulson (Mrs. Christian Paulson); she is posed in a side view, outdoors wearing a long striped wrapper.

Ruth Haug, Iona Arnfelt, Elaine Paulson and Yvonne Martin. Material: paper. Size: 2 1/2" x 3 1/2". Description: black and white photo of four young women posed outdoors identified as kneeling in front, Ruth Haug and Iona Arnfelt and standing in back Elaine Paulson and Yvonne Martin; the girls in front have their hair "set" in bobby pins and scarves wound around their heads.