Area Youth Shines in Environmental Biology Studies
JOAN 18STAS profiles Rosemary Schamle of Wellsville RFD 2, Emporia State senior and first Kansas Wildlife Federation Scholar. From farm roots to environmental biology, she details aequatic microbiology oceanography and zoogeography, plus a broad academic path blending chemistry zoology botany and business. Rosemary stresses a broad background and the link to working with businessmen.
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Joan 18Stas
Kansas Wildlife Federation
Rosemary Schamle
Wellsville
Don Schamle
RFD
Wellsville High School
Rosemary
Emporia
ACP Program At ASCS Office In Franklin County
County Director Jim Pugh outlines 1977 ACP funding of 59000 and eligible practices RE1 RE3 RE4 RE5 RE7 RE8 RE12 with cost share rates 50 to 75 percent. Applicants must file before starting work and may inquire early. The article also covers Emporia State environmental biology, Tri Beta Beta Beta society at convention, Rosemary's California visit, zoogeography aequatic biology interests, gardening and campus life.
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Agricultural Conservation Program
ACP
Franklin County
ASCS
Emporia State
Honor Biological Society
Tri Beta Beta Beta
California
Puerto Rico
New England
Rosemary
Western Society of Naturalists
Botanical Gardens
Gilbert
George Washington
Disneyland
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