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This sweater was given to the archives by Sister Kathryn Huber, O.S.B. Sister Kathryn and her four sisters attended the Academy Immaculate Conception from 1949 to 1958 (10 years). Sweatshirt was given to archives by Sister Rosa Lee Koch.

This alumnae newsheet reads like a school newspaper and carries alumnae and school news and focuses on the 1931, '32 and '33 graduating classes.

These are miscellaneous communications produced at Marian Heights Academy from 1965 to 1988.

Papers trace initial steps in establishing a development program at the Academy Immaculate Conception.

These plaques give recognition to academy classes which gave class contributions to the school.

The first board was established in October, 1970.

Marian Heights Academy and Academy Immaculate Conception issued high-school graduation diplomas, ESL certificates, and other awards at an annual Awards Assembly or Award Banquet.

After the decision to close the academy in March 2000, there were two graduating classes, one in June and one in August. Five students who would have been in the Class of 2001, took Summer 2000 classes and graduated on August 5, 2000.

Handbooks (student), short descriptions of academy, admissions procedures, academic information, schedules, rules and regulations.

Sister Mary Regis Krampe served on the academy staff 40 years as a commercial teacher, proctor, and school secretary.

This box contains A.I.C. and M.H.A. memorabilia. Marian Heights Academy was closed in 2000.

This directory was published in 1995 on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of the founding of the academy.

These hand-produced, unequally made programs reflect the nature of the academy's music department in the mid 1930's

This file contains programs of the academy's music performance.

These are a collection of clippings from 1870 to the present arranged in folders in chronological order.

The PAX is the academy's yearbook.

This is a complete set of the academy's yearbooks (PAX) published from 1937 to the present.

Compiled by Sister Mary Regis Krampe, Sister Mary Philip Berger, and Sister Mary Dominic, this book is a pictorial 120-years history.

The STELLA MARIS is the academy newspaper published throughout a school year, usually monthly.

The STELLA MARIS is the MHA/AIC school paper published by a student staff and staff advisor. From 1949-1951 the name was changed to PAX.

The academy was closed in the spring of the year 2000.