Introducing the Class of 1947 by Norma Nelson
Norma Nelson presents the Class of 1947 senior bios highlighting officers Bob Howell president Dale Otten secretary Joann Deyloff treasurer and many active members across sports music drama and band. The piece notes engaged classmates and the annual and graduation plans at A. H. S.
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Norma Nelson
Bob Howell
Dale Otten
Joann Deyloff
Phyllis Engdahl
Bob
Dale
Joann
JoAnn Will
Bill Trigg
Ray Thomas
Bill
Bernadine Godfrey
Roger Glawe
Delbert Johnson
Roger
Betty Brewster
Barbara Jones
Betty Clymens
Bety
Barbara
Declam
Charles Grigsby
Joyce Pixler
Delores Galvin
Joyce
Terrill Loucks
Beverly Ohlson
Beverly
Don Wieland
Rozella Dyslin
Dale Peterson
Mary Louise Peterson
Elaine Schramm
Elaine
Mary Louise
Aurelia
Delbert Carlson
Herbert Rasmussen
Herbert
Geraldene Klumpp
Ronald Bengtson
Paul Galvin
Lloyd Hermanson
Lloyd
Paul
Betty Crane
Betty
Ralph Sauter
Ralph
Hog Prices Seen Staying Strong Through Fall
Iowa State College farm economists say hog prices will stay profitable through next fall as the pig crop last fall fell 11 percent. They warn a possible bigger seasonal drop next fall and winter, but expect prices to remain above support during the marketing season.
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Iowa State College Farm
Hold-Out Jury Tactic Wins Life Sentence Favor
An unethical defense strategy used a stubborn juror to prevent a death penalty. After hours long deliberations the jury returned guilty with a life imprisonment recommendation. The attorney thanked the juror who admitted he was the lone vote for acquittal against the others.
Snails Show Eyes at End of Flexible Tentacles
Snails extend eye-bearing tentacles from their shells to search the surroundings. The eyes sit at the tips and help them sense movement and danger while navigating their environment.
Contour Farming Boosts Yields and Saves Iowa Soil
Contour farming increases yields and reduces soil loss says Frank Mendell state conservationist. Trials by George Browning and Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station show oat yields rise by 6.4 bushels per acre when oats are planted on the contour around hills. Contouring is easy to adopt and saves soil and moisture, with an estimated 34 to 4 million acres of small grain in Iowa benefiting.
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Frank Mendell
The
Soil Conservation Service
George Browning
Research Division
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Mendell
Iowa
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