Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering; Fertilizers
The researcher on the right is standing in front of the Link-Belt Roto Louvre Dryer used in sulphate fertilizer research in the West Chemical Engineering Building. The researcher on the left is standing in front of the control equipment taking...
Iowa State University; Iowa Agriculture and Home Economics Experiment Station; Cattle
The Agriculture Experiment Station Nutrition Laboratory for beef cattle, located on a farm near Ontario, is shown from the corrugated roof looking down on the fenced pens towards an open field, 1955?
The Alpha Delta Pi's 1st place winner in the sorority division lawn display is a large Missouri fish. Below the display a sign reads ""Large scale victory in the ISC sea.""
""Let's Bury the Buffs"" is the theme of the Alumni Hall's display, a second place winner in the men's residences category. At the center of Homecoming Hill Cemetery is a grave marker that reads, ""1954 Here lies Colorado."" The grave stone to the...
Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering.
An almost bare Chemical laboratory has several doorways leading to other rooms. Along one section of the wall is a free standing exhibit entitled at the top: ""Chemistry and Engineering at work."" Along the bottom are the words, "" DuPont better...
A large Kansas Jayhawk puppet is strung from the upper level of the Chi Omega, Eta Beta Chapter house. A sign on the front lawn reads, ""It's our show."" This display won first place in the sorority division.
Iowa State University; Homecoming; Homecoming queen; Pep barbeque
Cathy Olson is crowned 1957 Homecoming Queen by Chuck Schwab at the Pep Barbeque in the Armory. The attendants, Linda Sloan and Jo MacDonald look on. The Iowa State Singers pay tribute by singing ""Friendly Persuasion.""
Delta Sigma Phi's lawn display, ""Here lies K.S. pole cats"", won first place in the fraternity division lawn displays. Hairless Joe, standing with a club in his hand, looks over to the tomb where the Kansas State pole cats lie.
