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CALENDAR OF EVENTS MARCH 11 BINGO
AMES, IA 50010 PERMIT NO. 22
P.E.O. Chapter KC of Ames elects, installs new officers
American Legion Post 37 will offer bingo at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 11, at 225 Main St. in Ames. Event is open to the public. Play sheets of three, six or nine squares are available for $6, $12 and $18. Proceeds go to support American Legion-sponsored community programs in the Ames area.
LIFT A LIFT meeting, presented by Living Information for Today for widows and widowers, will be at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, March 11, at the Iowa Stater Restaurant. Those attending are asked to bring an object and tell your story about it; make it tell what you want others to know about you. Come to listen and enjoy. Ordering lunch begins at 11:30 a.m. at 2100 Green Hills Drive, in Ames. Contact Glenna Bents at (515) 2909039 if attending; RSVP helps set the table.
JAZZ AND OLDIES JAM Heartland Senior Services will host a Jazz and Oldies Jam at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 11, at 205 S. Walnut Ave., in Ames. All are invited to play or listen to music from the 1920s through 1950s. Admission is $3.
P.E.O. Chapter KC of Ames elected and installed their new officers for the upcoming year at their March meeting at Green Hills. Serving as new officers are, from left, Donna Grooms, guard; Rhonda Lofstedt, corresponding secretary; Wendy Livy, vice president; Diane Buldhaupt, treasurer; Ginny Fletchall, president; Diane Pelz, chaplain; and Sally Wilson, recording secretary. P.E.O. is a philanthropic educational organization where women celebrate the advancement of women; educate women through scholarships, grants, awards, loans and stewardship of Cottey College; and motivate each other to achieve their highest aspirations. P.E.O. was founded on Jan. 21, 1869, by seven students at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount Pleasant. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
MARCH 13 LENTEN FISH SUPPERS The Knights of Columbus at St. Cecilia will serve Lenten fi sh suppers from 5 to 7 p.m. on Fridays, March 13 and March 27, at St. Cecilia’s Social Hall, 2900 Hoover Ave., in Ames. Cost is $9 for adults, $5 for children ages 5 to 15, and free for children 4 and younger. Proceeds help support people with intellectual disabilities and other charities.
PORK TENDERLOIN SANDWICH BASKET NIGHT American Legion Post 37 will offer a pork tenderloin sandwich basket night from 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday, March 13, at 225 Main St., in Ames. Event is open to the public. Stop in and enjoy the best 7-ounce pork tenderloin sandwich in Ames along with all the fixings and fries for $6. Proceeds support Legionsponsored programs in the community.
MARCH 14 KUMLA FEED The Story City American Legion will host a Kumla feed from 5 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 14, at 301 Washington St., in Story City. This feed is being offered as an all-youcan-eat, free-will donation, with proceeds going to support Roland-Story School After Prom Party. Dine in and take out options are available. This event is open to the public.
MARCH 15 BINGO American Legion Post 37 will offer bingo at 6 p.m. on Sunday, March 15, at 225 Main St., in Ames. Event is open to the public. Play sheets of three, six or nine squares are available for $6, $12 and $18. Proceeds go to support American Legion-sponsored community programs in the Ames area.
MARCH 16 IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S CLUB The ISU Women’s Club will host the program “100 Years of Women’s Suffrage,” at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, March 16. The program will be at Bethesda Lutheran Fellowship Hall, 1517 Northwestern Ave.
MARCH 18 BINGO American Legion Post 37 will offer bingo at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 18, at 225 Main St. in Ames. Event is open to the public. Play sheets of three, six or nine squares are available for $6, $12 and $18. Proceeds go to support American Legionsponsored community programs in the Ames area.
Nevada FFA members who competed at sub districts on Friday, Feb. 21, were, front, from left, Chloe Peterson, Eva Kellen, Paige Handsaker, Macey Backoff, Ella Toot, Kylee Beving, Chloe Henry, Maggie Davis and Chloe Pursor; back row, from left, William Carsrud, Gunnar Dunahoo, Wyatt Lewis,Anna Brown, Aby Doty, James McKenna-Mero, Kent Sponseller and Josephine Kelly. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Nevada FFA competes in sub district leadership career development events Seventeen Nevada FFA members participated sub district FFA leadership career development events held at Ellsworth Community College on Friday, Feb. 21. The chapter program of activities placed first and earned a gold award, and qualified for districts to be held on Saturday, March 7. The chapter program team members include Chloe Henry, Anna Brown and Aby Doty. Nevada FFA parliamentary procedure team placed first and earned a gold award, and will compete at districts also. Parliamentary team
includes Wyatt Lewis, Ella Toot, Kylee Beving, Gunnar Dunahoo, William Carsrud and Addison Anderson. The Nevada FFA freshmen conduct of meetings placed third for a
gold award and district alternate. Eva Kellen earned a silver award in public speaking. Joseph Schmitz earned a silver award in radio broadcast. Macey Backoff earned a silver
award in job interview. Kevin Cooper, Nevada High School agriculture education instructor and FFA advisor, accompanied the students and drove the bus to Iowa Falls.
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Heartland Senior Services 205 S. Walnut Ave., Ames (515) 233-2906 Wednesday, March 11: Key West Cod (alternate) grilled chicken breast, whipped potatoes, coleslaw, stewed tomatoes, chocolate chip cookie. Thursday, March 12: Salisbury steak with gravy, whipped potatoes, California blend, pear fruit cup, raisins. Friday, March 13: Barbecue pork on bun, diced potatoes,
cheesy cauliflower, garden lettuce salad, mandarin oranges. Monday, March 16: Baked tilapia with orange glaze (alternate: seasoned chicken breast), whipped potatoes, lima beans, fresh carrot sticks, pear fruit cup. Tuesday, March 17: Beef roast, potatoes, baked beans, lettuce salad, peanut cookie. Wednesday, March
18: Hamburger on bun, tomato, lettuce, onion, mixed vegetable blend, cheesy potato casserole, mixed fruit cup. FRIENDLY LUNCH BUNCH: Enjoy a meal, shared in the company of others, served Monday through Friday at 205 S. Walnut Ave., in Ames. Please call (515) 233-2906 by 8:30 a.m. to make your reservation.
Calendar of events Wednesday, March 11 9 a.m., Video exercise 9:45 a.m., Polka exercise 1 p.m., Coloring workshop 3 p.m., Life choices exercise class 7 p.m., Jazz and Oldies Jam Thursday, March 12 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:30 a.m. to noon, Foot care
1 p.m., Bingo 6:30 p.m. Duplicate bridge Friday, March 13 8 a.m., Gentle yoga 9 a.m., Video exercise 1 p.m., Friday afternoon cards 1 p.m., Canasta Sunday, March 15 1:30 p.m., Duplicate bridge Monday, March 9 8 a.m., Gentle yoga 9 a.m., Video exercise 12:30 p.m., Senior
Band practice Tuesday, March 17 8:15 a.m., Tai Chi II 9 a.m., Tai Chi I 9:45 a.m., Songbirds 12:30 p.m., Canasta 6:30 p.m., Woodworking Wednesday, March 18 9 a.m., Video exercise 9:45 a.m., Polka exercise 1 p.m. Rummikub 1 p.m., BUNCO 3 p.m., Lifechoices exercise class
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Roland-Story elementary school students learn about the care of newborn goats and baby chicks. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS
Roland-Story FFA members present animal care program to elementary students Story County Sun Call (515) 233-3299 to advertise
Fifteen Roland-Story FFA members planned and presented an animal care program for the elementary school students during FFA week. The program was designed to give the
elementary students further insights in being around animals and caring for them appropriately. According to Brad Taylor, Roland-Story agriculture instructor, “The animals
and topics that the high school students picked out and prepared for are very relevant and should serve as a reminder to any student on how to properly care for animals and pets.”
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN’S LIST FALL SEMESTER 2019 A total of 10,066 Iowa State University students were recognized for outstanding academic achievement by being named to the fall semester 2019 Dean’s List. Students named to the Dean’s List must have earned a GPA of at least 3.50 on a 4.00 scale while carrying a minimum of 12 credit hours of graded course work. Ames Ugerah Tamunotonye Abalu, 4, Electrical Engineering Mackenzie Ruth Abrams, 3, Early Childhood Education Cody Acevedo, 4, Animal Ecology Ali Musfer H. A. Al Ahbabi, 4, Software Engineering Ahmed Abdullah Al Yaseen, 4, Architecture-Professional Degree Jaifar N. Al-Abri, 4, Chemical Engineering Abdelrahman Ala AlBakri, 4, ArchitectureProfessional Degree Suhail Salem M. Alameri, 3, Criminal Justice Studies Nora Saud Alarifi, 2, Pre-Architecture Omar Mohammed Alhamdi, 4, Industrial Engineering Ahmed Alketbi, 4, Computer Engineering Hassan A. Almohammedsaleh, 4, Electrical Engineering Fatima Lutfi S. Almustafa, 4, Chemistry Karen Alvarez Curiel, 4, Finance Antonio Alvarez Valdivia, 4, Mechanical Engineering Joseph Gregory Ambrose, 4, Industrial Design Jay Viren Amin, 4,
Software Engineering Courtney Lyn Andersen, 4, Animal Science Mitchell J. Anderson, 4, Computer Engineering Hector Gordon Arbuckle, 4, Biology (AGLS) Trevor Tiarn Arunsiripate, 1, Veterinary Medicine Alexis Ann Aurandt, 4, Computer Engineering Tyler Richard Austin, 4, Biology Ahmed H. Babeker, 3, Industrial Engineering Kenneth Andrew Baker, 2, History Ava Renata Bal, 4, Psychology Patrick Baldwin, 2, Agronomy Claudia E. BallesterColon, 1, Psychology Ross Kirkpatrick Banach, 4, Mechanical Engineering Rishabh Bansal, 4, Computer Engineering Edith Mugidde Barton, 1, Pre-Business Helen N. Barton, 4, Graphic Design Landon Tate Bauer, 3, Environmental Science (AGLS) Lee Curtis Bauer, 4, Liberal Studies Jesse Frank Bell, 4, Landscape Architecture Aaron Thoreau Bendickson, 4, Mathematics Anthony Benson, 4, Software Engineering James York Bentley, 3, Finance James William Bernard, 2, Chemical Engineering Alexander C. Berryhill, 2, Kinesiology and Health Alexandra M. Biedenbach, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Jonathan T. Blakeley, 4, Industrial Technol-
ogy Andrea Maria Bogdanic, 3, Animal Science Alaina Rayanne Bohnert, 4, Nursing (H SCI) Taea Alexis Bonner, 4, Criminal Justice Studies Jack David Borts, 1, Materials Engineering Travis James Bouye, 4, Environmental Science (AGLS) Will Keith Bowman, 4, Supply Chain Management Dylan Herbert Boyer, 4, Veterinary Medicine Brooke Bradshaw, 4, Software Engineering Kyla Shae Brandenberg, 4, Elementary Education William Peter Brumm, 1, Materials Engineering Barsha Budhathoki, 4, Graphic Design Chelsea L. Burr, 4, Veterinary Medicine Lauren A. Burrough, 4, Food Science (AGLS) Jessie Erin Bustin, 3, Data Science Jeremy M. Cable, 4, Construction Engineering Alexander H. Campbell, 4, Computer Science Jamie Michelle Campbell, 4, English Trevor Lee Campbell, 4, Kinesiology and Health Mekayla Jo Cannon, 3, Family and Consumer Science Education and Studies Matthew James Carlson, 4, Journalism and Mass Communication Courtney Noel Carter, 4, English Kiersten Elizabeth Carter, 4, Chemistry Nathan Thomas Carter, 4, Software Engineering
Lauren Cassaidy, 2, Chemical Engineering Kori Lee Cavender, 4, Political Science Tia Rae Cavender, 4, Veterinary Medicine Jason Haiping Chen, 5, Liberal Arts and Sciences Specials (NonDegree) Tilden Q. Chen, 4, Electrical Engineering Yue Chen, 4, Electrical Engineering Ryan Aaron Clem, 1, Pre-Business Thomas A. Coleman, 4, Electrical Engineering Alexander Jacob Constant, 4, Software Engineering Andres Felipe Cordoba, 5, Liberal Arts and Sciences Specials (Non-Degree) Katherine E. Cotton, 4, Elementary Education Chandler Rife Cox, 4, Electrical Engineering Brandon Theodore Crow, 4, Aerospace Engineering William Earl Crow, 4, Biology Evan Robert Culver, 4, Civil Engineering Jianna Dee Dakin Seiler, 4, World Languages and Cultures Brandt Daryl Damman, 3, Software Engineering Jennifer Marie Darchuk, 4, Veterinary Medicine Garrett James Daughton, 1, Criminal Justice Studies Jonah Bleyle Degeest, 4, Computer Science Akira Ka Demoss, 4, Computer Engineering Samuel R. Demoss, 2, Music Jordan Mackenzie Denny, 4, ArchitectureProfessional Degree Gabriel Andres Diaz,
4, Interior Design Hannah Grace Dietrich, 4, Chemical Engineering Tadeas Diress, 2, Mechanical Engineering Ana M. Dispirito, 4, Biochemistry Clarice J. Dodd, 4, Psychology Jacob Donaldson, 4, Mechanical Engineering Emma Jane Dresser, 4, Elementary Education Josephine E. Dubiel, 4, World Languages and Cultures Claire Helen Dupuis, 4, Agriculture and Society Jeffrey Dale Edwards, 4, Agricultural and Life Sciences Education Indigo J. Egli-Davis, 4, Psychology Adam Xavier Eichhorn, 3, Materials Engineering Abdula Bassam Eljaam, 3, Software Engineering Zena Bassam Eljaam, 4, Liberal Studies Laura Caroline Emery, 3, Financial Counseling and Planning Celeste Catherine Enyeart, 1, Mechanical Engineering Zack Michael Erickson, 3, Civil Engineering Nathan John Espeset, 3, Supply Chain Management Caroline Leann Farner, 4, Elementary Education Syed Umar Farooq, 5, Liberal Arts and Sciences Specials (NonDegree) Benjamin Ray Feddersen, 4, Software Engineering Erik C. Fevold, 4, Agronomy Karlie Joy Fincham, 2,
Elementary Education Joshua John Fioretto, 4, Veterinary Medicine Lanian Michelle Florke, 4, Veterinary Medicine Tina Jo Foley, 4, Elementary Education Sylus Fonoti, 1, Mechanical Engineering Skyler Joseph Ford, 3, Civil Engineering Sophia Noel Francom, 1, Women’s and Gender Studies Anastasia Marie Frazee, 4, Culinary Food Science - Human Sciences Antonia M. Gallen, 4, Veterinary Medicine Ahmed Gamal Abdalla Zied, 4, Kinesiology and Health Allison Kay Gardner, 4, Management Elizabeth Gartin, 4, Community and Regional Planning Joshua Michael Gartin, 1, Journalism and Mass Communication Gabrielle Maria Gianello, 2, Global Resource Systems Joseph R. Gibbons, 3, Industrial Engineering Maazin A. Gleisner, 3, Economics Eleanor Jane Glenn, 2, Communication Studies Oliver Gillen Goche, 2, Architecture-Professional Degree Brenda Yan Hwee Goh, 3, Political Science Megan Marie Goodhue, 2, Public Relations Allyson Nicole Goodman, 4, Graphic Design Abigail R. Gorden, 3, Biology Erica Jane Gorden, 2, Communication Studies see page 4
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN’S LIST FALL SEMESTER 2019 from page 3 Chelsea Goshon, 3, Biology Austin Jonath Graber, 4, Business Economics Nicholas Sean-Lum Greiner, 4, Management Information Systems Alex Jay Gurganus, 4, Management Information Systems Dawn Elizabeth Hales, 4, Nursing (H SCI) Kallie Jo Hall, 3, Psychology Chee Hin Hang, 2, Agricultural Systems Technology Julia Elizabeth Hansen, 4, Kinesiology and Health Mariah C. Hansen, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Rachel Lynn Harms, 2, English Kylene Marie Harold, 3, Animal Science Jack Evan Harper, 2, Political Science Ryan Joseph Hart, 2, Pre-Business David Paul Hascall, 4, Philosophy Erin Barbara
Haverkamp, 4, Elementary Education Christine Dawn Henke, 4, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Jacob Robert Hess, 4, Mechanical Engineering Lydia Rose Heydlauff, 4, Psychology Quentin Howard Hill, 4, Mechanical Engineering Ian Andrew Hillier, 3, Electrical Engineering Sarah Elizabeth Hinners, 2, Pre-Business Margaret Murray Hoffman, 4, History Paige Nicole Hollenberg, 1, Open Option (LAS) Michael David Holm, 3, Mechanical Engineering Riley Ann Holman, 2, Veterinary Medicine Karine Lee Holmes, 3, Geology Jazlyn Blake Horras, 2, Kinesiology and Health Bo Huang, 4, Finance Tess Cooper Hudson, 4, Veterinary Medicine Lynette Marie Hurd, 4, Dietetics (H SCI) Jacob Paul Huston, 4,
Kinesiology and Health Matias Tadeo Ibarburu, 3, Statistics Omair Ijaz, 4, Software Engineering Sumair Ijaz, 2, Management Information Systems David B. Imhoff, 3, Computer Engineering Nicole Mary Janney, 2, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Ryan Christopher Janney, 4, Construction Engineering Peter Cemashko Jaynes, 1, Pre-Architecture Katherine Frances Jenkins, 3, Event Management Donovan Jordan Jenks, 4, Chemistry Teona R. Jerman, 4, Community and Regional Planning Laura Ann Jewell, 4, Horticulture Wenjie Jin, 4, Electrical Engineering Brandon Michael Johnson, 4, Graphic Design Katelyn Ann Johnson, 4, Biology Keaton D. Johnson, 4, Computer Engineering Seth Alexander John-
son, 4, Industrial Design Seth C. Jones, 4, Computer Engineering Ruby Joshi, 4, Accounting Vincent Jared Kwan Kaw, 4, Mechanical Engineering Kristen Marie Kemp, 4, Elementary Education Laura L. Kerton, 1, Kinesiology and Health Regan John Kilzer, 4, Industrial Design Changwook Kim, 2, Pre-Business Benjamin Robert Klein, 4, Agricultural Business Cael Jaydon Klein, 1, Animal Ecology Alexander Marlow Kom, 3, Chemical Engineering Fan Lok Kong, 3, Aerospace Engineering Caleb Timothy Korhonen, 3, Construction Engineering Maria Kozakova, 1, Sociology Ryszard Jacek Koziel, 4, Psychology Jamie Ann Krahmer, 4, Animal Ecology Divyesh Piyush Kumar, 4, Chemical Engineer-
ing Veronica Susan La Pietra, 3, Forestry George Lacava, 4, Kinesiology and Health Aashwin Kumar Lamsal, 4, Management Information Systems Matthew Vincent Laws, 2, Chemical Engineering Zoey Zhongmei Lazere, 4, Art and Design (Bachelor of Arts) Aurelien Eric Le Denmat, 3, Chemical Engineering Maria Lebedeva, 1, Chemical Engineering Eunseok Lee, 1, Aerospace Engineering Grace Karen Lee, 2, Pre-Biological/Pre-Medical Illustration Sangwon Lee, 4, Electrical Engineering So-Yeoun Lee, 4, Music Yung-Hsueh Lee, 4, Computer Engineering Alyssa Renee Lehman, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Eyrun Alda Leifsdottir, 1, Preparation For Human Medicine Brigid K. Lemburg, 4, Veterinary Medicine Matthew R. Leners, 2, Pre-Business Aaron L. Lewis, 4, Landscape Architecture Evan M. Lewis, 2, Computer Science Justin Charles Light, 4, Finance Sze Kei Lim, 4, Biological Systems Engineering Jacob John Linch, 4, Computer Engineering Lydia S. Linch, 1, Music Yang Liu, 2, Accounting Jaymee C. Logan, 4, Pre-Business Abbie Laine Lucht, 3, Linguistics Cody-Ann Amanda Lyn, 3, Political Science Laura A. Lynch, 2, Industrial Engineering Madison Renae Lynch, 4, Industrial Engineering Zachary Thomas Lynch, 4, Chemical Engineering Wina Mahendra, 4, Management Kristen Evelyn Marciniak, 1, Veterinary Medicine Sarah Ann Marnin, 4, Veterinary Medicine Nasimiyu C. Masinde, 2, Global Resource Systems Kathryn Diane Maxwell, 4, Animal Ecology Josephine Marian McCarty, 2, Pre-Integrated Studio Arts Aaron Dennis McCarville, 3, Electrical Engineering Angela Sue McCormick, 4, Family and Consumer Science Education and Studies Sarah Christine McCunn, 4, Elementary Education Christopher L. McGuire, 4, Chemistry Summer Faith McVicker, 3, Pre-Diet and Exercise (H SCI) Alejandro Medina Valencia, 2, Biology (AGLS) Leighton James Memmer, 4, Management Lena M. MenefeeCook, 4, Art and Design (Bachelor of Arts) Jonathan Ryan Mennecke, 4, Kinesiology and Health Andrew James Metzger, 4, Aerospace Engineering Griffi n Jarvis Meyer, 2, Culinary Food Science - Human Sciences Megan Elizabeth Meyn, 4, Elementary Education Eily Jaye Mickelson, 1,
Pre-Business Clara Jean Mikovec, 3, Integrated Studio Arts Matthew Ethan Millard, 3, Performing Arts Kenzie Denise Miller, 2, Event Management Emily Ann Mitten, 4, Veterinary Medicine Emily Mocarski, 4, Veterinary Medicine Mary Elizabeth Moen, 4, Veterinary Medicine Abdurrahman I. Moghram, 4, Mechanical Engineering Mohammed M. Mohammed, 4, Industrial Engineering Arnoldo MontoyaGamez, 4, Computer Engineering Madison Ann Moody, 3, Microbiology Michael Thomas Moody, 2, Pre-Business Michael Anthony Moore, 2, Computer Science Elliot R. Morgan, 3, Journalism and Mass Communication Hannah Joy Moua, 4, Veterinary Medicine Molly Katherine Muench, 4, Psychology Morgan A. Mulford, 4, English Carter W. Mumm, 4, Marketing Eli T. Musgrove, 2, Computer Science Alec Nagle, 4, Finance Anna Grace Napolitano, 2, Graphic Design Grace Ann Nelson, 3, Graphic Design Joel Gerard Neppel, 2, Computer Engineering Quynh Ngoc Nhu Nguyen, 4, Biology (AGLS) Mikayla Sue Novak, 4, Marketing Xarianna A. NunezHiraldo, 4, Mechanical Engineering Olivia J. Oppedal, 3, Pre-Biological/Pre-Medical Illustration Graciela Gayle Orantes, 4, Veterinary Medicine Sabitri Pant, 4, Computer Science Sydney Elizabeth Paris, 4, Animal Science Lauren Parker, 4, Agricultural Business Dagney Rae Paskach, 4, Industrial Engineering Nathaniel Thomas Paskach, 3, Computer Engineering Caleb Edward Paterson, 4, Finance Tameron A. Paulson, 2, Marketing Teresa Renee Pelzer, 3, Horticulture Claudio Cesar Pena, 4, Pre-Business Stefan E. Peng, 4, Computer Engineering Marian Milagros Perez, 1, Biology (AGLS) Jacob Bradley Peters, 1, Pre-Graphic Design Ray S. Peterson, 4, Materials Engineering Thomas George Pollard, 4, Supply Chain Management Conor Michael Pounds, 4, Management Information Systems Sean Alexander Prell, 1, Microbiology Jacob D. Preston, 2, Mechanical Engineering Ryan Pretzer, 3, Mechanical Engineering Emilie Kay Prince, 4, Agricultural and Life Sciences Education Savannah Coletta Pruitt, 1, Veterinary Medicine Hana Hekmat Qamhieh, 1, Kinesiology and Health Carlos Ramirez, 4, History Kate Elizabeth Ramirez, 3, Marketing Miriam Reed, 1, Veterinary Medicine see page 5
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN’S LIST FALL SEMESTER 2019 from page 4 Sarah G. Reger, 4, Accounting Kacey Nicole Reimer, 4, Elementary Education Mckenzie D. Reimer, 4, Journalism and Mass Communication Gabbryella Kaytlynn Reis, 4, Linguistics Shelby Linette Risner, 4, Animal Science Elizabeth Riley Roberts, 4, Management Information Systems Tyler James Rolston, 1, Mathematics Alyssa Kay Romp, 3, Psychology Taylor Marie Rood, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Melody M. Rosche, 4, Industrial Design Andrew Thomas Sailer, 1, Agricultural Engineering Grant Francis Samson, 3, Chemical Engineering Delaney Kane Sanborn, 4, Mechanical Engineering Karandeep Sandhu, 2, Computer Engineering Titus Scheele, 3, Industrial Technology Madeline Leah Schill, 4, Animal Ecology Rachel Schmitz, 3, Interdisciplinary Design Colbie Lynn Scholten, 4, Family and Consumer Science Education and Studies Shaina Monique Schurke, 3, Nursing (H SCI) Kendra Danielle Sears, 4, Accounting Phoebe Sexton, 4, Mechanical Engineering Brennan C. Seymour, 2, Software Engineering Aria Vee Sheets, 4, Software Engineering Zhengyi Shen, 1, Computer Engineering Binaya Shrestha, 3, Computer Science Mengyue Si, 4, Finance Auri Mikaela Silverstone, 4, Veterinary Medicine Adam David Simodynes, 4, Electrical Engineering Benjamin Tyler Simodynes, 2, Civil Engineering Arie Mae Sirotiak, 3, English Sura Smadi, 3, Kinesiology and Health Gavin Frederick Smith, 3, Kinesiology and Health Erin Joyce Snell, 4, Mechanical Engineering
Anthony Song, 4, Chemistry Cliff Song, 4, Pre-Industrial Design Christopher S. Sorensen, 4, Materials Engineering Kimberly Ann Southard, 4, World Languages and Cultures Sandeep Anthony Stanley, 4, Aerospace Engineering Eva Johannah Steckelberg, 1, Pre-Diet and Exercise (H SCI) Mark J. Steffen, 2, Forestry Sarah Elizabeth Steffen, 4, Horticulture Josie Madeline Stegman, 3, Management Benjamin A. Steward, 4, Mechanical Engineering Timothy Anthony Steward, 4, Computer Engineering Eric Robers Steyer, 4, Statistics Deborah Hannah P. Stoner, 2, Veterinary Medicine Kaitlyn R. Stork, 4, Elementary Education Nathanael Thomas Stott, 4, Accounting Elizabeth Mae Stratton, 4, Biological/PreMedical Illustration Endylion Lace Strohman, 4, Psychology Ruiyu Sun, 4, Electrical Engineering Harrison James Swalla, 4, Kinesiology and Health Anna Rose Swartzendruber, 4, Psychology Soma Szabo, 3, Computer Engineering Rohit Reddy Tappeta, 2, Pre-Business Maria Elizabeth Taylor, 4, Early Childhood Education Prashant Thapaliya, 4, Aerospace Engineering Mason Belmond Tharp, 2, Pre-Business Daunte T. Thompson, 2, Political Science Shaelyn Grace Thompson, 1, Mathematics Rebecca Lyn Tinklenberg, 4, Veterinary Medicine Brian Charles Todey, 4, Civil Engineering Brody S. Tritle, 4, Biology Skyler Troutman, 4, Environmental Science (AGLS) Meredith Allene Tubbs, 4, Elementary Education Angela R. Tucker, 4, Accounting Taylor A. Tully, 3, Communication Studies William Charles Turner, 1, Pre-Business
Slyn Uaroon, 3, Genetics (LAS) Nayelie Valenzuela, 4, Public Relations Abigail Marie Van Dam, 3, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Nate A. Van Veldhuizen, 4, Mechanical Engineering Providence J. Vanderweide, 4, Music Janiely Eunice Vazquez, 1, Journalism and Mass Communication Dorothy Erin Vernon, 1, Apparel, Merchandising, and Design Marie A. Volcko, 4, Psychology Sydney May Walker, 4, Agricultural Business Ashlynne Nichole Wampfler, 2, Veterinary Medicine Wan Abdul R. Wan Azhar, 4, Supply Chain Management Bingyue Wang, 4, Mechanical Engineering Hao Wang, 4, Electrical Engineering Xin Wang, 4, Computer Science Jack T. Wannarka, 4, Civil Engineering Carly M. Watson, 4, Psychology Paul Stuart Weaver, 1, Mechanical Engineering Elena Marie Weber, 4, Communication Studies Robert D. Wegmann, 4, Forestry Jordan C. Welp, 3, Environmental Science (LAS) Jeremy Jino Wessels, 3, Computer Science Garrett Maxwell White, 4, Music Olivia G. Whitham, 2, Genetics (AGLS) Owen Daniel Whitham, 4, Microbiology Justin John Wigdahl, 4, Horticulture Alice E. Wightman, 5, Liberal Arts and Sciences Specials (NonDegree) Ryan Michael Williams, 3, Economics Rebekah Grace Wilson, 2, Advertising Thomas John Wilson, 4, Criminal Justice Studies Ryan Michael Wingert, 3, Supply Chain Management Jeremiah Z. Witherspoon, 4, Music Leah Ruth Wolter, 1, Pre-Architecture Peter G. Woodruff, 2, Kinesiology and Health Luvern James Wooge, 4, Chemical Engineering
Jiaxin Xia, 4, Mechanical Engineering Siyu Xiao, 1, Veterinary Medicine Wenlin Yang, 4, Landscape Architecture Xianze Zeng, 4, Architecture-Professional Degree Junda Zhang, 3, Accounting Fangyuan Zheng, 4, Management Information Systems Bofu Zhu, 3, Computer Science Brian A. Zmolek, 1, Pre-Business Derek Andrew Zobler, 4, Management Information Systems Cambridge Kourtney Paige Barr, 2, Accounting Emma Teresa Clinton, 2, Public Relations Madison Elise Lanza, 3, Early Childhood Education Wesley Thomas Lesher, 4, Mechanical Engineering Madeline Maree McGarry, 4, Agricultural and Life Sciences Education Adelaide M. Metcalfe, 4, Public Relations Lydia Renae Shepley, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Collins Bradley Michael Hofer, 4, Accounting Sarah Elizabeth Moody, 4, Political Science Josie Christine Wierson, 1, Early Childhood Education Colo Erin Marie Goar, 1, Veterinary Medicine Megan Marie Messina, 4, Music Gilbert Katherine Louise Becker, 4, World Languages and Cultures Emily Alice Branson, 2, Pre-Dietetics (H SCI) Nicklas Charles Day, 4, Mathematics Jacob Aaron Hillmann, 2, Pre-Business Abigail Hannah Jaquis, 3, Elementary Education Jaxon Trey Lehman, 2, Open Option (LAS) Audrey Kay Nelson, 4, Public Relations Connor Cade Olson, 2, Psychology Josue Isaac Oyervides, 4, Mechanical Engineering Tate Irene Powers, 3, Communication Studies Ethen Isaac Stuber, 1, Pre-Diet and Exercise (H SCI) Kate Elisabeth Van-
denberg, 4, Psychology Quinn A. Vandenberg, 2, Advertising Huxley Magnus Tesshu R. Anderson, 4, Software Engineering Cale David Bangs, 3, Chemical Engineering Zane Alexander Charter, 2, Technical Communication James W. Chism, 2, Agricultural Business Chloe Meikel Creekmur, 4, Animal Ecology Andrea Nicole Dahl, 4, Public Relations Brooks W. Fleischmann, 2, Pre-Business Ian Matt Fletcher, 4, Construction Engineering Brianna R. Gibson, 3, Child, Adult, and Family Services Jason Bradford Grinstead, 4, Agricultural Biochemistry Taylor Nicole Hadaway, 4, Elementary Education Kyle James Hamerlinck, 4, English Emma M. Hartman, 4, Marketing Kelly Smith Hubbard, 1, Veterinary Medicine Michael Anthony Huffman, 4, Psychology Taryn A. Hutson, 2, Pre-Business Elijah Wade Johnson, 4, Psychology Morgan L. Kluender, 3, Biology Erik Christian Ledet, 2, Mechanical Engineering Thomas Aaron Ledet, 2, Materials Engineering Jenna Marie Lee, 4, Animal Science Gabriella Grace Luke, 4, Animal Science Mira D. Luke, 2, Civil Engineering Nicholas Daniel Matthews, 3, Software Engineering Ashley Katherine Murphy, 4, Early Childhood Education Gavin Nathaniel Nop, 4, Mathematics Meredith Grace Ossian, 4, Civil Engineering Matthew Alan Rayman, 4, Mathematics Alec Elon Rosentrater, 2, Aerospace Engineering Sarah Anne Stolte, 2, Animal Science Alyssa Jo Wittry, 2, Animal Science Andrew James Wittry, 4, Kinesiology and Health
Anna Rose Zielke, 2, Elementary Education Kelley Hannah Jo Beetler, 4, Criminal Justice Studies Morgan N. Beetler, 4, Mathematics Kathryn R. Holly, 4, Elementary Education Kylere James Paulsen, 4, Supply Chain Management Raymond Alan Stark, 4, Industrial Technology Wyatt Ethan Thorson, 4, Management Samuel Joseph Upah, 4, English Maxwell Elisabeth Lea Balke, 3, Advertising Hannah Rose Caple, 2, Accounting Theresa Renee Couture, 4, Liberal Studies Whitney Lynn Spencer, 3, Journalism and Mass Communication Lesa Suzanne Wicks, 4, Event Management Nevada Andrew Christian Barloon, 2, Aerospace Engineering Kelly Nicole Beals, 1, Elementary Education Joshua Nicholas Brown, 4, History Beau Christopher Coberley, 3, Journalism and Mass Communication Brianna Rose Derrick, 4, Elementary Education Savannah Renae Fitz, 3, Accounting Amanda Elizabeth Fortmann, 2, Pre-Business Hannah Geist, 4, Hospitality Management Tyler Joseph Hansen, 2, Agricultural Business Jaccob Michael Holm, 4, Elementary Education Johnathan Kirk Imerman, 4, Business Undeclared Ida Irene Nady, 4, Family and Consumer Science Education and Studies Katelynn Paeth, 3, Early Childhood Education Ashton Riedell, 2, Elementary Education Marshall Thomas Smith, 2, Pre-Business Clara Christine Sporrer, 4, History Nicole Joy Swanson, 2, Kinesiology and Health Erik Benjamin Tanner, 4, Management see page 8
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IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN’S LIST FALL SEMESTER 2019 from page 5 Nathan Douglas Tanner, 2, Mechanical Engineering Taylor Charles Tomlinson, 2, Open Option (LAS) Roland Tristan C. Balmer, 2, Biological Systems Engineering Jacey Ann Ellis, 4, Elementary Education Jakob Pitman, 2, PreBusiness Hannah Elizabeth
Thiel, 4, Music Mason Kenneth Thomas, 2, Computer Science Slater Olivia Grace Astarita, 4, Elementary Education Madelynn J. Connell, 3, Meteorology Bailey Lynn Drent, 2, Linguistics Madison Rose Houge, 4, Elementary Education Rebekah Kate Keiser, 4, Communication Studies
Sydney Linn Knight, 4, Chemical Engineering Maxwell Ethan Moulden, 4, Animal Ecology Morgan Laney Reetz, 1, Performing Arts Adam Quinn Silberstein, 4, Management Information Systems Chloe Noelle Stevenson, 2, Elementary Education Story City Hailey Hope Anderson, 1, Open Option (LAS) John Charles Barclay, 4, Finance Kiersten Marie Fevold,
4, Veterinary Medicine Cooper Joseph Fournier, 1, Software Engineering Sydney Grayce Friest, 2, Pre-Graphic Design Alexandria Gustafson, 4, Psychology Aren J. Halleland, 4, Management Information Systems Hanna Carrie Henderson, 4, Linguistics Matthew Mikael Hougland, 3, Agricultural Business Jessica Marie Hovick, 3, Elementary Educa-
tion Caleb Kelsey Hrubes, 4, Mechanical Engineering Tayler Clare Janssen, 1, Elementary Education Abigail Mary Jennings, 2, Pre-Business Elli Marie Jennings, 3, Marketing Sydney Laine Mathis, 3, Elementary Education Alex Michael Retallick, 3, Interior Design Jon Reuben Sansgaard, 2, Pre-Business
Megan Marie Sansgaard, 4, Elementary Education Andrea Pearl Schwartz, 2, Veterinary Medicine Chelsey Eileen Tinken, 4, Child, Adult, and Family Services Laurence C. Vander Werff, 4, Statistics Anne E. Wilgenbusch, 2, Open Option (LAS) Riley Michael Wilgenbusch, 4, Agronomy Zearing Hannah Marie Reischauer, 4, Linguistics
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Josie Kelly holds two John Deere carburetors that her father purchased from Nevada FFA to use on her tractor projects. In back, Andy Kelly writes the check to the FFA for $200. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Thanks Dad, a pair of John Deere carburetors Josie Kelly and her father, Andy, stopped by the Nevada High School agriculture mechanics lab one evening. Mr. Kevin Cooper had just what they were looking for, a pair of rebuilt John Deere model A carbu-
retors. For her project, Josie is rebuilding and restoring her grandfather’s John Deere A tractor that he farmed with. Nevada High School has many tractors, and parts, and had the carburetors in inven-
tory. Andy Kelly wrote a generous check for $200 for the two carburetors. Both carburetors were rebuilt by the late Wilbert Hadley, a long time supporter and friend of the Nevada FFA.
Wendong Zhang, of the Department of Economics of Iowa State University, recently visited the Town and Country Kiwanis Club, where he discussed the U.S. China trade war and Phase One Trade Deal. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Town and Country Kiwanis Club learns about U.S.-China trade war Wendong Zhang, of the Department of Economics of Iowa State University, recently visited the Town and Country Kiwanis Club, where he discussed the U.S.China trade war and Phase One Trade Deal. He described the near recent history of trade between the U.S. and China. He focused on Iowa’s contribution of soybeans and pork purchased by China. He was reminded that agricultural leaders from ISU have worked in China to improve its agricultural production prior to the current situation.
The trade war between the U.S. and China began in April 2018. Negotiations have resulted in the development of Phase One Trade Deal. While at impasse, China has strengthened its food purchasing ties to countries in Europe and South America. Phase One could raise the purchases from the U.S. low of $10 billion per year to $55 billion in 2025. Soybeans and pork are the major commodities of trade of interest to the state of Iowa. Iowa is blessed
with a relatively large amount of food and fiber producing soil. Iowa food production needs trade with other countries to be profitable. China’s large population and relatively less suitable food producing soil is a natural trade partner with Iowa. Zhang’s work can be found by visiting “www.iastste.edu/ farmland”. He also recommended additional reading with two books: “Destined by War,” by Graham Allison, and “How China became Capitalist”, by Coase and Wang.
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PEOPLE Chad Hart, faculty member of the Department of Economics, Iowa State University recently visited the Town and Country Kiwanis Club to discuss Iowa’s agricultural market outlook. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Hart speaks to Town and Country Kiwanis Chad Hart, faculty member of the Department of Economics, Iowa State University recently visited the Town and Country Kiwanis Club discussing the topic of Iowa’s agricultural market outlook with the members and guests of the club. Hart provided his audience with basic information about supply and demand specifically as it relates to Iowa’s corn and soybeans. He also discussed several external factors affecting the normal markets for these commodities. Some of the factors discussed were: World Trade specifically between U.S. and China: Climate Change: Probable Worldwide Coronavirus epidemic; Diminishing Soil Quality; and Need for an Alternate Cash Crop. Some comments regarding them: Our
producers need access to World Markets to remain economically viable. Iowa is expected to become warmer and dryer affecting the culture of corn and soybeans. The present world virus emergency is negatively affecting all world transportation and trade. The soil quality has diminished resulting in lower quality commodities. Commercial Hemp was discussed as an ideal alternative crop for Iowa. A number of different products can be manufactured from hemp including: rope, shoes, clothes, soap, fuel and others. Commercial hemp in Iowa will require product research and a presently not available manufacturing infrastructure including major revisions of federal and Iowa laws and regulations.
Area students rank among top 2 percent at Iowa State University The following area students are ranked among the top 2 percent of students in their college at Iowa State University. Ames Lena Cook, Senior, College of Design and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Garrett Daughton, Freshman, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Abigail Gorden, Junior, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Julia Hansen, Senior, College of Human Sciences Zoey Lazere, Senior, College of Design Evan Lewis, Sophomore, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Abbie Lucht, Junior, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Xarianna Nunez-Hiraldo, Senior, College of
Engineering Jacob Preston, Sophomore, College of Engineering Ryan Pretzer, Junior, College of Engineering Zhengyi Shen, Freshman, College of Engineering Arie Sirotiak, Junior, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Mark Steffen, Sophomore, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Angela Tucker, Senior, Ivy College of Business Gilbert Matthew Laws, Sophomore, College of Engineering Huxley Erik Ledet, Sophomore, College of Engineering Thomas Ledet, Sophomore, College of Engineering Mira Luke, Sopho-
more, College of Engineering Alec Rosentrater, Sophomore, College of Engineering Maxwell Hannah Caple, Sophomore, Ivy College of Business Slater
Bailey Drent, Sophomore, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Story City Hannah Geist, Senior, College of Human Sciences Jon Sansgaard, Sophomore, Ivy College of Business
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Roland-Story food science students prepare their ice cream products and test the various concentrations of sugar with ice tea. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS
R-S food science class experiments with food labs Roland-Story food science students were recently involved in two different labs. Lowering the freezing point of cream and
testing the molarity of ice tea. Students experimented with different concentrations and different types
of salts to help lower the freezing point of cream in order to make it into ice cream. In their second lab,
Nevada ag mechanics welders front to back, Macey Backoff, Gage Maiefski, Holden Fry, Noah Adelmund, Ross Uthe, Erik Bell, Kenneth Weidler, Alex Anderson, Spencer Clark, Aaron Stevenson and Nathan Hobbiebrunken. Not pictured: Benton Shill and ag instructor Kevin Cooper. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Nevada ag mechanics learning to weld Nevada High School agriculture mechanics students have learned to weld and enjoy some new equipment courtesy of Perkins IV
CTE funding. Several new welding helmets were purchased and 16 welding jackets to make sure students were
fully protected from harmful arc lights, and the jackets are flame retardant and protect the skin from the bright light emitted during welding. The helmets can also be left on for grinding as they have adjustable lens fi ltering capability.
the students experimented with different molarities (concentrations) of sugar with unsweetened ice teas.
According to Brad Taylor, Roland-Story agriculture instructor, “Both labs were designed to have the students make deci-
sions and problem solve in order to solve some typical problems that are faced in the development of new food products.”
Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) Boone Campus sociology/psychology professor Sean Taylor, left, of Ames, receives a Tapestry Award presented by DMACC Boone Campus Provost Drew Nelson. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Taylor receives DMACC Tapestry Award Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) Boone Campus Sociology/ Psychology Professor Sean Taylor, of Ames,
receives a Tapestry Award presented by DMACC Boone Campus Provost Dr. Drew Nelson. The Tapestry Award is presented by the DMACC Diversity Commission to recognize individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to diversity through their individual character, contributions to the college and service to the community. Taylor has served two stints in overseas deployment in the military. After returning from service, he
nominated DMACC to receive the prestigious, “Veteran Friendly Employer” award. He organizes the annual 22 push-up challenge as a means to call attention to the number of veterans committing suicide each year. He also organizes the annual 5K “In My Boots” Ruck Run held in Boone every April. Taylor also volunteers as a YSS mentor, travels and volunteers as a participant of the Nauvoo Pageant, and makes presentations at area career fairs.