Final services honor Dr Beardshear at college chapel
Friends, faculty and students gathered for a two hour tribute at the campus chapel to honor Dr W M Beardshear. Speakers praised his leadership, friendship and lifelong service to education, while music and poetry framed the solemn farewell.
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Beardshear Remembered as Builder of Industrial Education
A tribute to Dr. Beardshear highlights his role in advancing industrial education at Iowa and Ames. The speech praises his leadership, vision for a unified college, and ability to mobilize state support, noting enrollment growth and enduring Beardshear halls as memorials.
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Beardshear Remembered as Poet and High Priest of Nature
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