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Pi Kappa Phi lawn display, Homecoming, 1951
Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Omicron Chapter fraternity members are working on Homecoming decorations. A headless football player holding the tail of a cat is part of the lawn display.
ISU Color Guard performing with the Marching Band for Homecoming, 1977
The ISU Color Guard is shown performing with the Marching Band on the football field for Homecoming, 1977.
ISU Color Guard performing with the Marching Band for Homecoming, 1977
The ISU Color Guard is shown performing with the Marching Band on the football field for Homecoming, 1977.
Lambda Chi Alpha Homecoming lawn display, 1951
Cy the Dog sits attentively listening to a vintage phonograph player in this lawn display. A large dark disc is located behind the dog and phonograph. Several people are working on the display.
Lambda Chi Alpha Homecoming lawn display, 1951
Cy the Dog sits attentively listening to a vintage phonograph player in this lawn display. A large dark disc is located behind the dog and phonograph. Several people are working on the display.
"The Elephant" formed by Saint Croix sandstone covered by Oneota limestone, French Creek, Iowa, late 1890s or early 1900s
Located near the French Creek Post Office on the upper Iowa or Oneota River. Formation is over 300 feet high.
"The Elephant" formed by Saint Croix sandstone covered by Oneota limestone, French Creek, Iowa, late 1890s or early 1900s
Located near the French Creek Post Office on the upper Iowa or Oneota River. Formation is over 300 feet high.
Homecoming Queen candidates, 1966
Homecoming Queen candidates for 1966 are shown. They are front row (left to right): Bev Johnson, Margie Vogelaar, Jane Henrikson; back row (left to right): Sharon Sorenson, Jane Mack.
Homecoming Queen candidates, 1966
Homecoming Queen candidates for 1966 are shown. They are front row (left to right): Bev Johnson, Margie Vogelaar, Jane Henrikson; back row (left to right): Sharon Sorenson, Jane Mack.
0117. Help Save Productive Soil: America's Basic Asset 1944
This booklet is a brief history of soil erosion on farmland in the United States and how this serious problem was addressed. In 1933 a government agency, known as the Soil Erosion Service, was organized under the Department of the Interior, and…