To Some Students This is a Foreign Country

How would you like to go to a college in some foreign country to begin your home economics training or graduate work? College always demands a great adjustment in personal living and thinking habits. Going to a technical school in another country requires a still greater adjustment

Core Curriculum Committee Achieves Needed Revisions

The purpose of the student core curriculum committee is to obtain and represent student opinion concerning curriculum. This includes all activities supervised by the college to help fulfill its aims. The 21 members are nominated by junior college counselors and heads of departments and are voted upon by the committee. The discussion in the combined student-faculty curriculum committee meetings is confidential to encourage free expression of ideas. Alertness and contact with many types of students is important in giving a true representation of student opinion

The Iowa Homemaker vol.26, no.5

Poem, Rosemary Moody, page 2 The Homemaker Celebrates, Kathleen Boland, page 4 From the Man’s Angle, Tom Swearingen, page 5 Success Formula, Maryann Jones, page 6 Radio Workshop Broadcasts, Luanne Madsen, page 7 Home for Christmas, Shirliann Fortman, page 8 Christmas Lighting, Ann Rozeboom, page 9 What’s New in Home Economics, Marjorie Clampitt, page 10 Vicky’s Christmas Fashion Cue, Shirliann Fortman, page 12 I Moved to Texas, Jo Ahern, page 14 Hawaiian Interlude, June Welch, page 16 ’46 Speaks, Goldie Rouse, page 18 Across Alumnae Desks, Mary Neff, page 2

The Iowa Homemaker vol.26, no.1

Keeping Up With Today, Joyce Edgar, page 2 Foods Graduate Supervises Hawaiian Canteen, Ann Koebel, page 3 First Introduction, Maryann Jones, page 4 Vicky Views Veishea, Charlene Stettler, page 6 She Cooks for the Clouds, Marlyn Cody, page 7 Look Toward Your Future, page 8 What’s New in Home Economics, Marjorie Clampitt, page 10 Pass the Rolls, Mary Ann Hakes, page 12 Modern Education Features Audio-Visual Aids, Nancy Baker, page 13 Hospital Kitchen Affords Experience, Maxine Burch, page 14 Across Alum Desks, Mary Neff, page 17 Roberts Hall Honors a Career of Service, Natalie Benda, page 18 Wardrobe Revivers for Spring, June Welch, page 19 Alums in the News, Goldie Rouse, page 2

The Iowa Homemaker vol.26, no.2

Alma Mater, J. C. Harris, page 2 Travel With Poise, Mary Ann Hakes, page 3 Report From Athens, Joan Kelleher, page 4 Blanche Pederson Interviews an Aussie Bride, Blanche Pederson, page 5 Coeds are Veterans, Too, Mary Margaret Ryan, page 6 Future Home Economics Classroom, Helen Hochriem, page 7 Vicky Grins at the Sun, Breta Soldat, page 9 What’s New in Home Economics, Marjorie Clampitt, page 10 Wardrobe Worries? Here’s What We Wear, Textiles and Clothing Club, page 12 “I Have a Dozen Bosses”, Genevieve Callahan, page 14 Albino Rats Get in on the Ground Floor, Margaret Waterland, page 17 Alums Prove Chemistry can Pay, June Welch, page 18 Education Begins Egyptian Modernizing, Lois Bronson, page 19 Across Alumnae Desks, Mary Neff, page 21 Keeping Up With Today, Joyce Edgar, page 22 How Does Your Garden Grow?, Irene Meyer, page 23 Alums in the News, Goldie Rouse, page 2

The Iowa Homemaker vol.25, no.7

Keeping Up With Today, Jeanne O’Connor, page 2 At Home, No. 10, Pammel Court, Rosemary Moody, page 3 Gastronomical Adventure in the Tropics, Kenneth Fulk, page 4 Slide Rule for Sauce Pan, Priscilla Cobb, page 6 POW’s Eat Food of Their Dreams, Rosalie Riglin, page 7 What’s New in Home Economics, Doris Adams, page 8 Serves Rochester Youth, Connie Cunningham, page 10 An Editor Speaks, Marjorie Griffin Groll, page 11 Careering in Benton County, Donna Westlie, page 12 Consider Professional Organizations, Natalie Benda, page 14 We Introduce a Leader in Our Field, Helen Crane, page 15 Vicky Minors in Social Life, Jeanne Hudson, page 16 This is a Foreign Country, Goldie Rouse, page 19 Across Alumnae Desks, Etha Schipull, page 19 Career Conscious Books, Joyce Mongerson, page 21 Iowa State Perfects Popcorn, Marjorie Kessler, page 22 Alums in the News, June Welch, page 23 Across Alumnae Desks, Philomena Beck, page 2

The Iowa Homemaker vol.25, no.8

Poem, Lorraine Midlang, page 2 Letter to the Readers, New Talent Staff, page 3 Keeping Up With Today, New Talent Staff, page 4 Coeducational China, Marjorie Clampitt, page 5 Vacations Will Pay, Kay Williams, Sheron Hieronymus, page 6 Iowa State Students Prepare for Life, Breta Gath Soldat, page 8 Home Economics Builds for the Future, Mary Johnston, page 9 She Served in Navy Blue, Joyce Edgar, page 10 Trade Rollbooks for Hobbies, Mary Ellen Watt, page 11 What’s New in Home Economics, New Talent Staff, page 12 Welch Hall Weaves its History, June Welch, page 14 Coeds Share Treats From Home, Janet Ogilvie, page 15 Recommend Variety in Electives, Maryann Jones, page 16 Springtime Vicky Vamps and Revamps, Darlene Philip, page 18 Foresees Spring Fashion, Barbara Phillips, page 18 Alums in the News, Joyce Mongerson, page 19 Loan Funds Commemorative Friends of Students, Barbara Artus, page 21 Coeds Turn Camera Fans, Natalie Benda, page 22 Committee Achieves Needed Revisions, Goldie Rouse, page 23 Raccoon Meat is Delicious, Elizabeth Adams, page 2

To Some Students This is a Foreign Country

How would you like to go to a college in some foreign country to begin your home economics training or graduate work? College always demands a great adjustment in personal living and thinking habits. Going to a technical school in another country requires a still greater adjustment.</p