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Boys and Girls Club posing for a photo outside of Ranger Hall.

High School student at the Burlington Science Day in 1996.

The university began encouraging students to clean up the campus. One of the phrases used was "help give a frog a home". The person in the frog costume helped two Boy Scouts to plant trees on campus.

A Capsule College class being taught for women.

In 1972, UW-Parkside held a Capsule College event for hundreds of women in the community. Topics covered included consumerism and the appreciation of arts and music.

Mrs. August Zirbel Jr. (left) and Mrs. Mary Prudom acted as registrars and guides for the Capsule College event at UW-Parkside in 1972. They belonged to the Paris Corners Homemakers Club and the Merrymakers Homemakers Club, respectively.

At the Chiwaukee Fair, a group of reenactors recreate a battlscene.

At the Chiwaukee Fair, a group of reenactors stand in formation with their muskets.

In 1996, a group of people gathered at the Chiwaukee Prairie to reinacted battles from the Revolutionary War.

Members of the community attend the Computer Fair at UW-Parkside in 1981.