We Present With Pride

Teaching marines how to cook is not included in the plans of most Iowa State Home Economics graduates. It wasn\u27t on Erma Dirks\u27 agenda either, but she found herself at Cherry Point, North Carolina, doing just that. The Marines professed :this to be the first cooking school ever offered on a military base. I felt at home immediately because Commanding General E. A. Montgomery appointed me Mess Sergeant (Honorary) of all mess halls at the base during my stay. The stripes were enormous and inspection of all mess halls and kitchens was quite an event

A Gift For My Favorite Man

Too often, choosing a gift for your favorite man can become a panic instead of a pleasure. Should I even get him a present?-How much should I spend?-What would he like? There\u27s no better way to find the answers than to ask the source of your dilemma-the· men themselves. That\u27s just what the Homemaker staff did, and their quizzing of a cross-section of Iowa State men turned up the following gift-buying guides

The T and Cs Are Asking Us

Are you up on your textile and clothing terms? The editors thought they were, too, until they tried this quiz. We averaged eight correct answers. Can you top us

Connaisseur de la Cuisine?

Almost every menu and cookbook contains many foreign terms and expressions. We hear these words often but don\u27t always know exactly what they mean. Rate yourself on these common terms

The Iowa Homemaker vol.37, no.7

Here’s The Way – Study Abroad, Diane Rasmussen, page 6 Your Speech Reflects You, Carole Boughton, page 7 Home Economics Grows With Pakistan, Mary Gibson, page 8 Favorite of Mice and Men, Rosalyn McBride, page 10 Have You Met Me?, Sharon Kay, page 12 We Present With Pride, Martha Burleigh, page 13 Check Your Personality, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.37, no.3

What Does a Dean Do?, Dean Helen LeBaron, page 5 Concerning Friendship, Noel BreDahl, page 6 If I Were a Freshman, Orma Herman, page 7 Look Where You’re Going, Martha Glenn, page 8 The New Core, Martha Glenn, page 9 Joe Jalope, the Car Without a Friend, Carole Boughton, page 9 Testing and Tasting, Rosalyn McBride, page 10 Young Iowans Face the Future, Sandra Schnur, page 12 I Hated Physics, Diane Rasmussen, page 13 We Present with Pride, Martha Burleigh, page 16 Follow the Dotted Line, Marilyn Jones, page 2

The Iowa Homemaker vol.36, no.15

From the Dean’s Advisory Board, Margot Copeland, page 5 “Musts” for Your Record Collection, page 6 A Well-Groomed TV Personality, Jan Anderson, page 7 Polly Otto, Nancy Stephenson Win!, Betty Gregory, page 8 A Look at Graduate School, page 10 The T and Cs are Asking Us, Martha Burleigh, page 11 “Atoms for Living” Kitchen, page 12 Introducing:, Joan Will, page 13 Plants for Your Room, Donna Schneider, page 14 What’s New, Anne Beem, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.35, no.12

The Family Gives Thanks, Dr. E. W. Remley, page 5 Better Planning For Better Living, Margot Copeland, page 6 To Win, Decorate Your Room!, page 8 “Sweater Dress-Up”, Sue Mullins, page 10 Introducing: Rose Liu From Formosa, Margot Copeland, page 11 Dr. P. Mabel Nelson, Amy Millen, page 12 Extra Dollars For You, Marilyn Ogland, page 14 Connaisseur De La Cuisine, Martha Burleigh and Martha Elder, page 15 Trends To A New Figure, Anne Beem, page 16 Glasses… For Modern Lasses, Donna Schneider, page 17 What’s New, Pat McBride, page 1

The Iowa Homemaker vol.35, no.11

Message from Dean Lebaron, page 5 Iowa Staters at AHEA, Cathy Watson, page 6 Evolution of a Coed, Jane Rowe, page 7 “Yes, I Am the Teacher”, Carol Hermeier, page 8 Honoraries and You, Joanne Will, page 10 Inside Football, Bill Duffy, page 12 Karla Baur – Student Career Girl, Ann Baur, page 13 What’s New, Marcia Wilsie, page 14 Storage Hints, Martha Burleigh, page 15 Introducing: Pilar Garcia from Manila, Margot Copeland, page 15 Trends, Martha Elder, page 1

Alien Registration- Burleigh, Martha J. (Bath, Sagadahoc County)

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