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Home Economists Help Solve Nation-wide Crisis
President Kennedy\u27s Executive Order# I, issued January 22, 1961, called for immediate expansion of the surplus food distribution program. More foods would be made available, and more people would be eligible to receive them
More Faculty Faces
This month we announce five more of the new home economics faculty members. These women represent the diversity of educational and professional backgrounds found among members of the staff
Presenting: Six New Faces in Home Economics
The Iowa Homemaker is proud to introduce six of the new members of the Home Economics faculty. Several are new to the Iowa State campus; others have held graduate appointments here
The Iowa Homemaker vol.41, no.4
Revolution of Lafayette’s Favorite Dessert 1784-1961, Pat Fleming, page 4
Lamplighters Show the Way, page 6
Perpetuating the Profession, Phyllis Lovrien, page 7
More Faculty Faces, Mary McKennan, page 8
Uniquely Yours, Jan Wheeler, page 10
From Blenders to Hair Dryers, Sharon Sherman, page 12
Stereotype has Changed – Is It Accurate?, Mary Ellen Muckenhirn, page 1
The Iowa Homemaker vol.41, no.3
Discover People As A Resource, Dean LeBaron, page 5
Delegate Heeds Warning to Bring Shopping Bags, Jan Dodds, page 6
Ordinary Quarters?, Melva LaFrenz, page 8
The Homemaker, Deanne Stenstrom, page 9
Presenting: Six New Faces in Home Economics, Mary McKennan, page 10
Home Economists Help Solve Nation-wide Crises, Mary McKennan, page 12
Look Where You’re Going, page 13
HERS, page 14
HIS, Mary Ellen Muckenhirn and LaVeda Jansonius, page 15
Girls Give Training No Summer Vacation, Barb Pierson, page 1
More Faculty Faces
This month we announce five more of the new home economics faculty members. These women represent the diversity of educational and professional backgrounds found among members of the staff.</p
Presenting: Six New Faces in Home Economics
The Iowa Homemaker is proud to introduce six of the new members of the Home Economics faculty. Several are new to the Iowa State campus; others have held graduate appointments here.</p
Home Economists Help Solve Nation-wide Crisis
President Kennedy's Executive Order# I, issued January 22, 1961, called for immediate expansion of the surplus food distribution program. More foods would be made available, and more people would be eligible to receive them.</p
The Iowa Homemaker vol.41, no.4
Revolution of Lafayette’s Favorite Dessert 1784-1961, Pat Fleming, page 4
Lamplighters Show the Way, page 6
Perpetuating the Profession, Phyllis Lovrien, page 7
More Faculty Faces, Mary McKennan, page 8
Uniquely Yours, Jan Wheeler, page 10
From Blenders to Hair Dryers, Sharon Sherman, page 12
Stereotype has Changed – Is It Accurate?, Mary Ellen Muckenhirn, page 13</p
The Iowa Homemaker vol.41, no.3
Discover People As A Resource, Dean LeBaron, page 5
Delegate Heeds Warning to Bring Shopping Bags, Jan Dodds, page 6
Ordinary Quarters?, Melva LaFrenz, page 8
The Homemaker, Deanne Stenstrom, page 9
Presenting: Six New Faces in Home Economics, Mary McKennan, page 10
Home Economists Help Solve Nation-wide Crises, Mary McKennan, page 12
Look Where You’re Going, page 13
HERS, page 14
HIS, Mary Ellen Muckenhirn and LaVeda Jansonius, page 15
Girls Give Training No Summer Vacation, Barb Pierson, page 18</p