CARDinal: Cyclone Archival Research Database

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This collection (1922-1927) contains loose scrapbook pages containing photographs of campus buildings and exterior architecture, the first VEISHEA (1922), several news clippings about the university, and other personal pieces.

Abstract Harold C. Fritzel, born June 17, 1907, in De Smet, South Dakota, received his B.S. (1930) in Agricultural Economics from Iowa State College (University). During his senior year, he served on the VEISHEA Central Committee and as the president of the Agricultural Economics Club. He died on June 26, 2002, in Prince William, Virginia at the age of 95. This collection contains a scrapbook including a variety of pamphlets, advertisements, ribbons, documents, news clippings, photographs, and other...

Abstract The IFYE Association of the USA, Inc., originally the International Farm Youth Exchange and later the International Four-H Youth Exchange, was founded in 1948 for young adults to increase international understanding and cooperation. The program is a three to six month exchange program in which 4-H alumni and other young adults interested in a rural living experience live with a host family in another country and take part in the family's daily activities. The collection includes bylaws,...

Abstract The State of Iowa and the Soviet Union had a long history of agricultural cooperation dating back to the 1950s. Iowa State University and the Lenin All-Union Academy of agricultural Sciences, the leading Soviet agricultural research institution, entered into a cooperative research exchange agreement in 1988. To further these goals, a two-day symposium, “Insights into Perestroika: Implications for Agriculture and Scientific Cooperation,” was held on the campus of Iowa State University on May...

Abstract Lillian E. Seydel Rich Sorden (1898-1987) earned her B.S. (1926) in Home Economics from Iowa State College (University). After graduating from Iowa State she taught home economics in Keota and Sioux City, Iowa. This collection contains a scrapbook that documents Sorden’s college life and her life after graduation. The college memorabilia in the scrapbook includes programs, letters, clippings, photographs, and materials related to Kappa Phi sorority. Photographs include images of campus...

Abstract Philip Cecil McConnell was an agricultural engineering student at Iowa State College (University) from 1914 to 1917. This scrapbook documents his life from the start of his college career through his military service in World War I and finally his graduation from the University of California in 1922. The scrapbook contains photographs and other materials documenting campus life at Iowa State, interactions with friends, and military training in France. A folder containing a small number of...

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Raymond Templin Benson graduated from Iowa State College (University) with a B.S. (1919) in animal husbandry. This scrapbook documents his military and school activities from 1913 through 1919 and a fraternity event he attended in 1964. It contains photographs of friends and colleagues, personal memorabilia, and newspaper clippings.

Abstract Richard W. Beckman spent several years as a newspaper reporter and magazine editor before working at Iowa State College (University) as Assistant Professor (1931-1942) of engineering journalism. During the mid-1940s, Beckman served for nearly two years in Tientsin, China, as a member of the Office of War Information staff. In 1948, he resigned from Iowa State to help his father manage the Knoxville Journal. Fred Beckman, Richard's father, served as professor...

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Russel D. Miller graduated from Iowa State College (University) with a B.S. (1921) in Architectural Engineering and a M.S. (1928) in Physics. He taught physics at Iowa State for over two decades. His wife, Hazel McLaughlin Miller, attended Drake University. This collection consists of a scrapbook containing photographs and memorabilia documenting the Millers' college days and married life.

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This collection (1917-1920) consists of a scrapbook of college memorabilia compiled by Umland during his undergraduate coursework at Iowa State College (University) and includes programs, dance cards, photographs of campus, and news clippings.

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This collection (1910-1911) contains a scrapbook and photographs documenting the Iowa State College baseball, football, and track teams and the Ozark fraternity. In addition to photographs, the scrapbook also contains several news clippings and artifacts highlighting activities Taylor participated in as a student. A number of loose photographs and a program for the Iowa versus Iowa State football game were removed from the scrapbook and placed in Box 1, Folder 3.