Hilton, Helen LeBaron (1910-1993)

Papers

1911-1993, undated

10.63 linear feet (12 document boxes, 4 half-document boxes, 1 oversized box, and 1 map case folder)

RS 12/1/15

University Archives, Special Collections Department, Iowa State University.

Open for research

Consult Head, Special Collections Department

Helen LeBaron Hilton Papers, RS 12/1/15, Special Collections Department, Iowa State University Library.

Biographical Information

1924-1993, undated

0.42 linear feet (1 document box)

Within the personal papers there are biographical materials that include biographical information, daily reminder diaries, family history, newsclippings, notes and correspondence. The geographical information and newsclippings cover her years at Iowa State through her death. Her diaries document her teen years and the years at University of Vermont during her undergraduate study. Family history includes genealogical information about Hilton's maternal ancestors, her marriage to James Hilton and materials related to James Hilton's death. This section also includes notes and correspondence related to her personal life from 1963-1990 on varied subjects.

Box

Folder

Title

Dates

1

1

Biographical information

1952-1993, undated

1

2

Calling cards

undated

1

3

Daily reminders (diaries)

1924-1928

1

4

Daily reminders (diaries)

1929-1931, 1988

1

5

Family history sheet (Mother)

undated

1

6

James Hilton’s death (Husband)

1982

1

7

Newsclippings

1952-1993, undated

1

8

Notes to herself

1968

1

9

Personal correspondence

1963-1990, undated

1

10

Wedding announcement

1970

1

11

Writings by Margaret Warning

1982-1986, undated

1

12

Typescript of interview with Eric Williams

1974

Education and Employment

1928-1983, undated

3.42 linear feet (1 document box and 1 map case folder)

The education and employing institutions section documents her employment at Pennsylvania State College. Included are a contract for employment, convocation program, and newsclippings on the inauguration of the School of Home Economics. Also included are farewells from co-workers. Her employment with the State of Vermont is documented with a letter accepting her resignation. In the same file is information about the dedication of the Bertha M. Terrill Home Economics Building. Her education at the University of Chicago is represented by correspondence with the school, the convocation program, and her PhD diploma. Education and honors from the University of Vermont are documented with a copy of her honorary Doctor of Science diploma, commencement program, a photograph, correspondence relating to the reorganization of the School of Home Economics, and a program from the Distinguished Service Award Ceremony. A reunion booklet, correspondence, and a class list are included in the 50th class reunion file. Also included are Hilton's high school diploma and her diploma from the University of Vermont and her diploma from Cornell University.

Box

Folder

Title

Dates

2

1

Pennsylvania State College-Home Economics

1946-1949

2

2

Farewells from co-workers at Pennsylvania State College

1951, undated

2

3

State of Vermont-Home Economics

1946, 1951

2

4

University of Chicago-Doctor of Philosophy

1943-1946

2

5

University of Vermont-correspondence, honorary degree

1964,1980-1981, 1983

2

6

University of Vermont-50 year class reunion

1982

Map

Case

Diploma: People’s Academy and Morrisville Graded School

1928

Map

Case

Diploma: University of Vermont and State Agricultural College

1932

Map

Case

Diploma: Cornell University

1938

Personal Papers and Photographs

1911-1990, undated

1.47 linear feet (3 document boxes and 1 half-document box)

The awards, honors and community service files contain certificates, programs, and correspondence relating to the awards bestowed on Hilton. Her election to the Ames, Iowa, city council is documented with cards and letters of congratulations. The small number of photographs reveals the personal life of Helen Hilton, special events in her life, and family and friendships during her lifetime. The property and tax records section documents the purchase and sale of a farm in Story County, Iowa; with copies of the warranty deed and the sale contract. From Hilton's involvement with Green Hills Retirement Village are Board of Directors correspondence, promotional materials, occupancy agreement, articles of incorporation, and bylaws. Included in the tax records are receipts from charitable donations, as well as records of the assessment and sale of Hilton's home on Gaskill Drive in Ames, Iowa. Hilton's two retirement files contain cards from friends and retirement letters gathered from colleagues which were presented to her at her Retirement Program.

Box

Folder

Title

Dates

2

12

Honors and service: AAUW Educational Foundation: Names honored

1974-1975

2

13

Honors and service: Alpha Xi Delta: Women of distinction

1990

2

14

Honors and service: Certificates of award

1944-1984, undated

2

15

Honors and service: Election to Ames, Iowa, City Council

1965

2

16

Honors and service: Helen LeBaron Hilton Fund

1976-1982

2

17

Honors and service: Iowa Women’s Hall of Fame Award

1983, undated

3

1

Photographs: Family, friends, and special events

1911-1978, undated

3

2

Photographs: Helen LeBaron Hilton

1934-1952, undated

2

9

Property and tax records: Farm

1967-1976

2

10

Property and tax records: Green Hills Retirement Village

1978-1983

2

11

Property and tax records: Tax records

1983-1986,  undated

2

7

Retirement cards and letters A-Z

1975

2

8

Retirement program letters

1975

Professional Correspondence

1954-1989, undated

0.42 linear feet (1 document box)

Included in this series is correspondence with international students and visitors, as well as a small sample of correspondence documenting Hilton's time as head of the Home Economics and Family and Consumer Sciences College.

Box

Folder

Title

Dates

4

1

International students and visitors

1954-1989, undated

4

1a

Khrushchev, Nikita: Visit

1959

4

2

University related

1960-1977

Baroda India Project

1949-1992, undated

0.84 linear feet (2 document boxes)

The Baroda India Project records consist of planning documents that include conference proceedings, degree requirements for various majors, job charts, proposals from the Baroda faculty, a program outline, and staffing needs. Also included are lists of Indian faculty, lists of addresses, lists of participants and lists of U.S. Fellowship recipients. An interpretation of the agreement between Iowa State and Baroda is included as well as a chart for the distribution of expenses. Correspondence with the Baroda administrators and faculty includes personnel information and planning for acquisition of books and supplies, as well as plans for the content on the program. Publications from the University of Baroda include Outlines of Courses (Syllabus), Appendix 49 to The Maharajah Sanajirao University of Baroda, and General Education Programme and Requirements for the year 1959-1960. Progress reports, visitation reports and a final report summarize the events and accomplishments of the program. A scrapbook of the 1959-1960 visit to Baroda, India, compiled by Hilton, is housed in Box 17 with other oversize materials.

Box

Folder

Title

Dates

4

3

Addresses

undated

4

4

Baroda Home Science Project U.S. fellowship recipients

1973

4

5

College publications

1955-1960

4

6

Conference: Plans for further development of the postgraduate program

1962

4

7

Conferences

1962,1967, undated

4

8

Correspondence with Baroda administrators and faculty

1982-1992

4

9

Degree requirements: Child Development Department

1949-1959, undated

4

10

Degree requirements: Clothing and Textiles Department

undated

4

11

Degree requirements: Extension Education Department

undated

4

12

Degree requirements: Food and Nutrition Department

undated

4

13

Degree requirements: Home Management Department

1962, undated

4

14

Distribution of expenses

1962

4

15

E. Eppright’s notes on research of staff and graduate students

undated

4

16

Faculty lists

1953-1959

4

17

Final report

1970

4

18

Gulati, Leela file (correspondence and publications)

1977-1978, 1986

4

19

Interpretation of the agreement

1962

4

20

Job chart of Mukhya Sevikas

4

21

National Seminar Instructional Strategies for Home Science Education

1983

4

22

Newsclippings

1960-1969

4

23

Proposal for expanding and strengthening the Department of Home Science Education and Extension

undated

4

24

Program outline

1964

4

25

Reports

1960, 1968

4

26

Scheme for Master’s Degree in Home Science

undated

4

27

Staffing needs 1962-1968

1961?

4

28

Visit to Baroda, India (Helen Hilton’s notes)

undated

4

29

Visit to India

1960

4

30

Visit to India

1962

4

31

Visit to India

1964-1965

5

1

Visit to India

1965

5

2

Visit to India by Ercel S. Eppright

1968

5

3

Visit to India

1969

5

4

Visit to India

1970

See Also box 17 for scrapbook

Home Economics Alumni Association

1941-1975

0.63 linear feet (1 document box and 1 half-document box)

The Home Economics Alumni Advisory Committee/Council series includes minutes, agendas, correspondence, and nominations for awards and citations. Also included are the research materials used to create a slide show for the Home Economics Alumni Association Annual Meeting on June 6, 1975. This slide show was a tribute to Helen Hilton and her 23 years as dean of the college. A scrapbook, presented to Helen Hilton at the June 6, 1975, meeting, is in Box 17 with other oversize materials.

Box

Folder

Title

Dates

5

5

Alumnae Advisory Council and Alumnae Council Members

1952-1953

5

6

Alumnae Advisory Council

1953

5

7

Alumnae Advisory Council

1954

5

8

Alumnae Advisory Council

1955

5

9

Alumnae Advisory Council

1956

5

10

Alumnae Advisory Council

1957

5

11

Alumnae Advisory Council

1958

5

12

Alumnae Advisory Council

1959

5

13

Alumnae Advisory Council

1960

5

14

Alumnae Advisory Council

1961

5

15

Alumnae Advisory Council

1962

5

16

Alumnae Advisory Council

1963

5

17

Alumni Institute

1954-1960

5

18

Alumni Honors, Citations, and Award Program

1941-1956

5

19

Alumni citations and awards

1957

5

20

Alumni awards and citations

1958

5

21

Alumni honors and citations

1959-1960

5

22

Alumni awards, citations, and honors-photographs

1960-1971

5

23

Alumni awards and citations

1960-1966

6

1

Alumni awards and citations

1967-1971

6

2

Home Economics Alumni Association slide show research (folder 1)

1975

6

3

Home Economics Alumni Association slide show research (folder 2)

1975

See also box 17 for scrapbook

Subject File

circa 1946-1973, undated

0.42 linear feet (1 document box)

The Subject File series consists of a variety of miscellaneous files that range from notes on meetings with the President of Iowa State University to a script for a film, The Home Economics Story.

Box

Folder

Title

Dates

7

1

Administrative course

1954-1965,  undated

7

2

Alumnae curriculum study

1954-1955

7

3

Alumni study: Glazener Report

1955

7

4

Conferences with President Hilton

1953-1964, undated

7

5

Correspondence

1948-1968

7

6

Graduate Student Day

1954-1964

7

7

Heidelburg College Ambassador Program (see also: Talks Section, October 1958)

1958, undated

7

8

Helen LeBaron Hilton Recognition Alumni Award

1973

7

9

Manual for Home Economics 105

1966-1967

7

10

Proceedings Association of Administrators of Home Economics; Chicago, Illinois-Helen LeBaron, Chairperson

1967,1972

7

11

Recruitment committee

1960-1961

7

12

RYE Conference: Research on the Education of Women; American Council on Education (folder 1)

1957-1958

7

13

RYE Conference: Research on the Education of Women; American Council on Education  (folder 2)

1957-1958

7

14

Script: “Home Economics Story” color and sound film

1946 circa

7

15

Staff citations (samples)

1955-1965, undated

Publications

1954-1990, undated

0.21 linear feet (1 half-document box)

Publications by and about Helen Hilton written between 1954 and 1990 are contained in the publications series.

Box

Folder

Title

Dates

8

1

Hilton, Helen. “Beyond the Women’s Movement”, undated

undated

8

2

LeBaron, Helen. “To the Graduating Seniors”, Iowa Homemaker, undated, p. 10.

undated

16

5

LeBaron, Helen. “Revealing New Horizons of Opportunity Is the Reward of Co-ordinated Career Day Planning”, undated, pp. 91-94.

undated

8

3

Unknown. “Classroom Closeup: Ames, Iowa”, Modern Miss, Fall 1954, pp. 14-17, 44-45.

1954

8

4

Rasmussen, Diane. “Dean LeBaron…Behind the Desk and Behind the Scenes”, Iowa Homemaker, September 1958, Volume 39, No. 3, pp. 5, 14.

1958

8

5

LeBaron, Helen. “The College of Home Economics”, Alumnus, February 1961, pp. 6-8.

1961

8

6

LeBaron, Helen. “Professional Interaction Key to the Future”, Journal of Home Economics, September 1967.

1967

8

7

Hilton, Helen. “Women’s Changing Roles and Responsibilities of Liberation”, n.p., 1972.

1972

8

8

Hilton, Helen. “Technological Change and the Family”, n.p., 1972.

1972

8

9

Hilton, Helen. Untitled [liberation of women], Des Moines Register, January 25, 1972.

1972

8

10

Hilton, Helen. Untitled [men being in the field of home economics and new places home economics is being used], n.p., January 8, 1974.

1974

8

11

Hilton, Helen. “You are the Future”, n.p., January 1975.

1975

8

12

Lonergan, Collen. “Beyond 1984 Hilton Predicts Changes in Home Economics”, Outlook, Spring 1975, Volume 54, No. 3, pp. 4-6.

1975

8

13

Hilton, Helen. “Future Directions in Family Life Patterns”, n.p., April 1976.

1976

8

14

Ames Public Library Transcript. “Oral History” Women in Political Office as Agents of Change, 1979?, pp. 6-11.

1979?

8

15

Unknown. (Review) “Home Economics Defined: Historical Perspectives”, n.p., 1979.

1979

8

16

Hilton, Helen. “AHEA Retirees Data from the Membership Survey”, n.p., May 1980.

1980

8

17

Lindgren, Julie. “Helen LeBaron Hilton the Woman Behind the Name”, Outlook, Fall 1990, pp. 17-19.

1990

Talks

1938-1989, undated

3.57 linear feet (9 document boxes and 1 half-document box)

Helen Hilton referred to speeches she gave as talks. Contained in this section are notes, and manuscripts or typescripts of the "talks" she gave over the course of her career. During the 1940s she spoke predominately on the topics of nutrition and the profession of home economics; in the 1950s on the education of women and the profession of home economics; in the 1960s the Baroda India Project, the profession of home economics, and women's changing roles in society; from 1970 to 1976 women's changing roles in society; and from 1977 to 1989 on retirement and aging.

Box

Folder

Title

Dates

8

18

Untitled Notes

undated

8

19

Untitled [the role of home economics and the family]; Teacher Convention

1938

8

20

“Cooperating in the Civilian Defense Program”; unknown

1940s circa

8

21

“Income Tax”; Castleton Women’s Club

1940 circa

8

22

“What is Wisdom?”; FHU, Concord

1941

8

23

Untitled [farm issues]; Rural Club, Castleton, Spring 1941

1941

8

24

“Nutrition Talk”; Freshman Girls, January 10, 1941

1941

8

25

“So You Want to be Popular”; 4-H Girls, June 1941

1941

8

26

“Nutritional Needs of the School Child”; Parent Teacher Association (PTA) Institute, July 25, 1941

1941

9

1

Untitled [the international price of food]; Rotary Club, January 6, 1942

1942

9

2

“Food for Children”; Child Care Conference, January 12, 1942

1942

9

3

“Food is Strength”; Lyndon Center Parent Teacher Association (PTA), March 19, 1942

1942

9

4

“Managing a Home in Wartime”; Barton Woman’s Club, April 15, 1942

1942

9

5

Untitled [pride in personal abilities]; Folk Festival, Plainfield, August 13, 1942

1942

9

6

Untitled [progressive educational measurements]; Applied Economics Class, August 19, 1942

1942

9

7

Untitled [school lunches]; A High School? (MCH), September 4, 1942

1942

9

8

“Results of VSP”; Barre-Granite City Garden Club and Flower Growers, November 10, 1942

1942

9

9

“Consumer Education”; Bellauea Falls Woman’s Club, March 1943

1943

9

10

“School Lunches”; summer school class, July 20, 1943

1943

9

11

“How the Schools are Attacking the Problem”; unknown, July 23, 1943

1943

9

12

“Home Economics Education”; freshman orientation, April 19, 1944

1944

9

13

Untitled [federal funding of education]; Allenry _____ Association, September 14, 1944

1944

9

14

“Our School Lunch Program”; Parent Teacher Association (PTA) Institute, July 20, 1945

1945

9

15

“A Look into the future for the Home Economist”; New Hampshire Home Economics Association, May 25, 1946

1946

9

16

“Need for Adult Education in Vermont”; Parent Teacher Association (PTA) Institute, July 17, 1946

1946

9

17

Untitled [changes in the nuclear family]; AAWW, November 7, 1946

1946

9

18

Untitled [changes in occurring in social institutions]; Philadelphia

1947

9

19

“Hobbies”; President J.H. Fellowship, March 8, 1947

1947

9

20

“Looking Ahead in Home Economics and What That Means for Program Planning”; Home Economics teachers, April 22, 1947

1947

9

21

“Using Community Resources”; University of Delaware, May 10, 1947

1947

9

22

“Public Speaking”; 4-H Clubs, August 13, 1947

1947

9

23

“School and Community”; Reading, Pennsylvania, October 17, 1947

1947

9

24

“Planning the Homemaking Program of Today”; ISEA Home Economics Teachers, October 7, 1948

1948

9

25

“Planning the Homemaking Program of Today”; State Teachers College, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, October 8, 1948

1948

9

26

Untitled [bridging the gap between schools and the home]; Patler County Teachers, November 18, 1948

1948

9

27

Untitled [job availability]; PSC School of Home Economics, February 10, 1949

1949

9

28

Untitled [the characteristics of fraternity]; Alpha Xi Delta, Founders Day Program, April 24, 1949

1949

9

29

“Careers for girls”; American Association of University Women (AAUW), November 9, 1949

1949

9

30

Untitled [health care system]; Methodist Women, March 5, 1951

1951

9

31

Untitled [sources of integrity]; AAA, DU, & Roberts Hall, Religion in Life Week, January 12-14, 1952

1952

9

32

Untitled [foundational beliefs]; Alpha Xi Delta, Founder’s Day Banquet, April 21, 1952

1952

9

33

“What Can Coordination Mean to a Home Economics Program?”; Home Economics Workday, September 5, 1952

1952

9

34

“Some Trends in Home Economics in Secondary Schools”; Northeast Teachers Association, October 10, 1952

1952

9

35

“Home Economics Shows the Way”; Home Economics Day, November 20, 1952

1952

9

36

“The Division of Home Economics and Extension Cooperation for Home Improvement and Family Living”; Annual Extension Conference, December 11, 1952

1952

9

37

Untitled [the program’s leadership reputation]; Washington County Alumni Association, December 29, 1952

1952

10

1

Untitled [ISC’s leadership in the field of home economics]; Women’s Committee of Farm Bureau, February 8, 1953

1953

10

2

“Applying Christianity in Everyday Living”; Collegiate Methodist Students, February 8, 1953

1953

10

3

“These Freedoms We Hold”; Congregational Women’s Auxiliary, February 12, 1953

1953

10

4

Untitled [brief history of ISU president Friley and programs]; Black Hawk County Alumni, March 27, 1953

1953

10

5

Untitled [the disciplined mind of a true scholar]; Omicron-The Initiation, Iowa State, April 2, 1953

1953

10

6

“The Homemaker’s Place in Today’s World”; Rural Woman’s Day, Tipton, Iowa, April 7, 1953

1953

10

7

Untitled [what students want out of college]; Dorm Leaders, April 8, 1953

1953

10

8

Untitled [the future of home economics]; Iowa Home Economics Association (IHEA), April 18, 1953

1953

10

9

“Professional Responsibilities of Leaders in Home Economics”; State University of Iowa, April 27, 1953

1953

10

10

Untitled [motivation]; Honors Day Dinner, sponsored by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), May 27, 1953

1953

10

11

“Helping Student Teachers Develop a Sound Approach to Family Centered Teaching”; Supervising teachers in Home Economics Conference, Iowa State College, June 1953

1953

10

12

“The Homemaker’s Job Today”; Rural Homemakers Day, Mason City, Iowa, June 2, 1953

1953

10

13

Untitled [the formation of home economics program within state agencies]; Hildegarde Johnson’s class-state supervision, June 13, 1953

1953

10

14

“Have Fraternities a Place in the Education of Women?”; Thetas, June 16, 1953

1953

10

15

“Opportunities in Home Economics”; 4-H Club Convention, June 20, 1953

1953

10

16

Untitled [about the need for more classroom space and more time to do research]; Cattle Feeder’s Wives, July 1953

1953

10

17

“New Directions in Home Economics”; Des Moines Home Economics Club, October 19, 1953

1953

10

18

“Human relations in Administration and Supervision”; UAUE Meeting, Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 29, 1953

1953

10

19

“Challenges to Vocational Education”; IVA, November 4, 1953

1953

10

20

Untitled; Farm Bureau Women, December 1, 1953

1953

10

21

"Briefs on Research and Teaching”; Annual Extension Conference, Ames, Iowa, December 9, 1953

1953

10

22

“Are Women Worth Educating?”; Des Moines Women’s Club, January 13, 1954

1954

10

23

“Place of Home Economics in Higher Education for Women”; House Directors, February 4, 1954

1954

10

24

“State Day Locomotive Training for the Future”; Home Economics Club State Day, March 1954

1954

10

25

Untitled [new ISU president Hilton and his vision for the school]; Cedar Rapids Alumni, March 8, 1954

1954

10

26

“Responsibilities of Leaders in Home Economics”; Omicron Nu Initiation, April 1, 1954

1954

10

27

“A Challenge to Leadership”; Interfaith Council, April 10, 1954

1954

10

28

“The Job for Leadership”; Leadership Recognition Luncheon, Atlantic, Iowa, April 20, 1954

1954

10

29

“Have We Freedom of Education for Women?”; Ames Women’s Club, Ames House Department, April 26, 1954

1954

10

30

“Faith”; Freshman Y, April 28, 1954

1954

10

31

“Curriculum Development”; unknown, June 22, 1954

1954

10

32

“Human Relations in Home Economics Administration”; unknown, June 23, 1954

1954

10

33

“Will College Life Change My Religious Life?”; Bethany Fellowship, Christian Church, September 26, 1954

1954

10

34

“Happiness”; Religion in Life, Freeman Hall, November 3, 1954

1954

10

35

Untitled [Home Economics graduation statistics and the importance of graduate school]; Joint Meeting of the Division of Agriculture and Home Economics, AUGCU, November 15, 1954

1954

10

36

“Scholarship-Attributes of a Scholar”; Omicron Nu Initiation, December 9, 1954

1954

10

37

“Broad Horizons”; Illinois Dietetic Association

1955 circa

10

38

“Tomorrow Starts Today”; unknown, January 10, 1955

1955

10

39

“How College Effects Our Religious Beliefs”; Sigma Kappa, January 11, 1955

1955

10

40

“How College Effects Our Religious Beliefs”; Theta, January 12, 1955

1955

10

41

“As Others See Us”; Montana Home Economics Association, Billings, Montana, February 1955

1955

10

42

Untitled [the proper placement of home economics within the school]; Grundy County Alumni Association, March 18, 1955

1955

10

43

“Home Economics-an Exciting Career”; Phi U Pledging, April 1955

1955

10

44

“Should They go to College?”; Radio Child Study Club, Adolescent Series, #11, April 14, 1955

1955

10

45

“The High Calling of the Scholar”; Omicron Nu Initiation, April 14, 1955

1955

10

46

Untitled [the role of advisors in the life of a female college student]; Advisor’s Banquet, May 1, 1955

1955

10

47

“Adventures in Achievement”; Business and Professional Women? (BPW), May 17, 1955

1955

10

48

“Home Economics-Its Potential for Greater Service”; AHEA?, June 28, 1955

1955

10

49

“Home Economics-Its Potential for Greater Service”; American Home Economics Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota, September 1955

1955

10

50

“How Do I Fit In?”; Freshman, September 1955

1955

10

51

“Help Yourself to Education”; Iowa Federated Women’s Clubs, 5th District, October 14, 1955

1955

10

52

“Opportunities on Family Centered Extension Programs”; Annual Extension Conference, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, October 27, 1955

1955

10

53

Untitled [about developing leaders for tomorrow]; 4-H Leaders, Shelby County, Harlan, Iowa, November 2, 1955

1955

10

54

“Adventures in Home Economics”; South Dakota Student Convocation, November 8, 1955

1955

10

55

“Happiness”; Roger Williams Fellowship, December 4, 1955

1955

10

56

“Sing Your Own Song”; Omicron Nu, December 6, 1955

1955

11

1

“Rewards of Leadership”; 4-H Leaders Banquet, Iowa State College, January 30, 1956

1956

11

2

Untitled [enrollment statistics]; Swine Breeders, February 20, 1956

1956

11

3

“The Faculty Leader as an Honorary”; Phi U initiation luncheon, February 25, 1956

1956

11

4

Untitled [future of ISC, problems with staff salaries, limited space, etc.]; Quad Cities, March 20, 1956

1956

11

5

Untitled [role of research]; Omicron Nu initiation, March 27, 1956

1956

11

6

“The Importance of Being a Woman”; Rural Woman’s Day, Marengo, Iowa, April 5, 1956

1956

11

7

“You, the future of Home Economics”; Virginia Home Economics Association Meeting, Richmond, Virginia, April 13, 1956

1956

11

8

“Elementary, Secondary, College, and University Trends in Home Economics Education”; Virginia Home Economics Association, April 14, 1956

1956

11

9

“Welcome to Iowa State College (ISC) and to VEISHEA”; VEISHEA, May 1956

1956

11

10

“Recruitment of Staff”; University council, May 19, 1956

1956

11

11

“The Home Economist as a Counselor”; St. Louis, Missouri, June 14, 1956

1956

11

12

“The Challenge of Our Changing Home and Community Scenes”; American Association of Adult and Continuing Education (AAACE), State College, Pennsylvania, July 16, 1956

1956

11

13

“Moving Ahead with Home Economics”; vocational conference, August 15, 1956

1956

11

14

“Education for General and Professional Home Economics”; textiles and clothing seminar

1956

11

15

“Education’s Foundation”; Westminster Foundation, September 30, 1956

1956

11

16

“Let’s Look at Home Economics Vistas” Oklahoma Home Economics Association, October 1956

1956

11

17

“Philosophy of College and of Division”; textiles and clothing staff seminar, January 1957

1957

11

18

“The High Calling of the Scholar”; Omicron Nu, March 28, 1957

1957

11

19

“Honors Day Dinner”; Honors Day, May 23, 1957

1957

11

20

Untitled [what home economics is and its place within the college]; Iowa State College Debaters, June 4, 1957

1957

11

21

Untitled; Symposium: A Look Ahead for the Family, June 6, 1957

1957

11

22

“Three Days of New Experiences”; Girl’s State 4-H Convention, June 19, 1957

1957

11

23

“Research”; Omicron Nu initiation, July 17, 1957

1957

11

24

“Message From the Dean”, unknown, September 1957

1957

11

25

“Data on Special Programs of Education for Women in the Four-Year College”; unknown, October 29, 1957

1957

11

26

“Leadership”; State Women’s Athletic Association meeting, November 2, 1957

1957

11

27

“Toward a Re-evaluation of Home Economics”; Divisions Meeting, November 18, 1957

1957

11

28

Untitled [social change]; Rotary, March 31, 1957

1958

11

29

“Looking Ahead in Home Economics”; unknown, April 1958

1958

11

30

“What’s in the Future for Us-in Education for Youth?”; Nebraska Home Economics, Omaha, Nebraska, April 15, 1958

1958

11

31

“Why Educate Our Daughters”; rural Farm Bureau Woman’s Day, Jefferson County, Fairfield, April 15, 1958

1958

11

32

“Our Changing Values”; Delta Kappa Gamma Inspiration Service, May 4, 1958

1958

11

33

“Research-Key to the Future”; extension councils, May 26, 1958

1958

11

34

“What is Home Economics?”; Homemaker’s Leadership Conference, July 24, 1958

1958

11

35

“Housing in the Changing Curriculum”; Housing Institute Conference, October 1958

1958

11

36

“Diversities of Gifts”; Heidelburg College, Tiffin, Ohio, October 28, 1958

1958

11

37

“Women: Education’s Dilemma”; Heidelburg College, Tiffin, Ohio, October 28, 1958

1958

11

38

“The Emerging Family”; Heidelburg College, Tiffin, Ohio, October 29, 1958

1958

11

39

“A Home Economist Looks at Elementary Education”; Heidelburg College, Tiffin, Ohio, October 29, 1958

1958

11

40

“What do Women Really Want?”; Heidelburg College, Tiffin, Ohio, October 29, 1958

1958

11

41

“Your Future as Home Economists”; Heidelburg College, Tiffin, Ohio, October 29, 1958

1958

11

42

“Fifty Years of Home Economics-An Appraisal and a Challenge”; Heidelburg College, Tiffin, Ohio, October 29, 1958

1958

11

43

“Values in a World of Change”; Heidelburg College, Tiffin, Ohio, October 30, 1958

1958

11

44

“The Young Family”; Heidelburg College, Tiffin, Ohio, October 30, 1958

1958

11

45

Untitled [education of women]; Land Grant Dean’s dinner, November 9, 1958

1958

11

46

“Working with Families in a Changing World”; Montana extension, December 1958

1958

11

47

“Looking Ahead in Home Economics”; faculty meeting, Pennsylvania State University, December 1958

1958

12

1

Untitled [reasons to be in college]; unknown, February 1959

1959

12

2

“An Ordinary Person Doing Ordinary Things”; Omicron Nu, February 12, 1959

1959

12

3

“Vision for the Future”; 50th anniversary dinner, Minnesota Home Economics Dinner, March 1959

1959

12

4

“Why Educate Our Daughters?”; Rural Woman’s Day, Lee County Farm Bureau Women, March 31, 1959

1959

12

5

“The Home Economics in Your Future”; Ohio Home Economics Association, April 1959

1959

12

6

“Public Relations”; Missouri and Illinois HEA meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, April 2, 1959

1959

12

7

“The Role of Home Economics in the Years Ahead”; Rhode Island Alumnae College, April 15, 1959

1959

12

8

“What Price Honoraries?”; Omicron Nu Conclave, Madison, Wisconsin, June 20, 1959

1959

12

9

Untitled; communication workshop, State University of Iowa, July 6, 1959

1959

12

10

“Vision for Change in Home Economics”; Home Economics Extension Leadership Conference, July 16, 1959

1959

12

11

“Meeting Our Challenge for Better Living”; South Carolina Home Economics Association, November 6-7, 1959

1959

12

12

Untitled [suggestions and information on the importance of home economics]; Phi U luncheon, December 5, 1959

1959

12

13

“Education an Answer in a Big Society”; Extension Annual Conference, Iowa, December 7, 1959

1959

12

14

“Home Economics in India”; College Faculty Dinner, March 28, 1960

1960

12

15

Untitled [2 paths for home economics]; Home Economics education banquet for seniors, April 12, 1960

1960

12

16

Untitled [youth group priorities]; White House Conference on Children and Youth, April 14, 1960

1960

12

17

“Opportunities Through Fraternity”; Alpha Xi Delta Founder’s Day, April 23, 1960

1960

12

18

“Changes in Agriculture and Home Economics”; Rural Women’s Day, Story County, April 26, 1960

1960

12

19

“Education an Answer in a Big Society”; national extension training conference, Ames, Iowa, May 11, 1960

1960

12

20

“Home Economics Series: The Orient”; Alumnae Institute, June 3, 1960

1960

12

21

“A Look Ahead-New Directions for Home Economics”; Phi U, June 23, 1960

1960

12

22

“Home Science Series Family in India”; coffee forum, July 14, 1960

1960

12

23

“Home Economics Across the World”; Homemaker’s Leadership Conference, July 20, 1960

1960

12

24

“Facing Your Future”; Nebraska University Student Convocation, October 18, 1960

1960

12

25

“Women-Education’s Dilemma”; Nebraska faculty, October 18, 1960

1960

12

26

“Youth is Everybody’s Business”; American Dietetic Association (ADA) meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, October 20, 1960

1960

12

27

Untitled [female college enrollment and the field of home economics]; University of Vermont Alumni, November 1960

1960

12

28

“Home Economics Pioneers in Ancient Lands”; Iowa Home Economics Association (IHEA), November 4, 1960

1960

12

29

Untitled [extension program coupled with home economics]; Minnesota Cooperative Extension Workers Conference, St. Paul, Minnesota, December 8, 1960

1960

12

30

“Trends in College Curriculum in Home Economics”; unknown

1960-1961

12

31

“Continuing Education-a Tool to Meet Today’s Challenges”; unknown

1961?

12

32

“Extending Higher Education to Women of Other Countries”; American Association of University Women (AAUW), January 9, 1961

1961

12

33

“Glimpses of India”; Methodist Women, Ogden, Iowa, January 20, 1961

1961

12

34

“Careers for Women”; BTW state board meeting, February 11, 1961

1961

12

35

“The Mature Woman”; Iowa Business and Professional Women Meeting, Des Moines, Iowa, February 11, 1961

1961

12

36

Untitled [future needs of the college]; Unitarian fellowship, February 12, 1961

1961

12

37

“Opportunities Unlimited’; MDHE, March 1961

1961

12

38

“Widening Our Horizons Through World-Wide Friendships’, Ames Women’s Club, March 13, 1961

1961

12

39

“Responsibilities of Land Grant Universities”; social sciences seminar, March 16, 1961

1961

12

40

“Implications for Home Economics Programs”; Penn State dedication conference, April 20, 1961

1961

12

41

“The Home Economist in an Interdisciplinary World”; Michigan State Home Economics meeting, April 28, 1961

1961

12

42

“Home Economics Look Abroad”; Des Moines Home Economics Association, May 15, 1961

1961

12

43

Untitled [impending social change]; Sibley, Iowa, May 22, 1961

1961

12

44

“Continuing Education-A Tool to Meet Today’s Challenges”; Extension Advisory Council, July 18, 1961

1961

12

45 

“Continuing Education”; Extension Advisory Council, July 25, 1961

1961

12

46

“Seeking to Grow Through Concern for India”; Dallas Center Women’s Club, September 27, 1961

1961

12

47

“Teenage Investor”; FHA district meeting, Grand Junction, Iowa, October 14, 1961

1961

12

48

“The Human Investment”; Hamilton County 4-H leaders Recognition Dinner, Webster City, Iowa, October 24, 1961

1961

12

49

“You and Your Future”; O.U., November 1961

1961

12

50

“Discipline in Home Economics-Their Development and Inter-Relationships”; unknown, January 8, 1962

1962

12

51

“Women in Pakistan and India”; Ames Women’s Club evening division, February 5, 1962

1962

12

52

“ISU Program in Baroda”; Home Economics Council general meeting, February 8, 1962

1962

12

53

“Women-The Minority Majority”; Rural Women’s Day, Benton county, Iowa, April 10, 1962

1962

12

54

“The Chosen Challenge”; home economics education senior banquet, April 18, 1962

1962

12

55

“New Dimensions in Home Economics”; Vermont Home Economics Conference, August 27, 1962

1962

12

56

“Some Guides for the College Curriculum in Home Economics”; University of Tennessee Home Economics faculty, September 10, 1962

1962

13

1

“Home Economics at ISU Reaches Abroad”; HEIH, February 1963

1963

13

2

“Continuing Education”; home economics supervisors extension seminar, February 22, 1963

1963

13

3

“Home Economics-An Education for Women”; University of Manitoba, March 1963

1963

13

4

“Drop Outs”; American counselors, March 21, 1963

1963

13 

5

“India-Women of Asia Meet the Challenge of a Changing Social World”; D.K.G., March 27, 1963

1963

13

6

“Home Economics Transmits the Culture”; extension sub-district conference, April and May 1963

1963

13

7

Untitled [Boroda project]; extension central staff, April 8, 1963

1963

13

8

“The Home Economist in the Community and in the World”; University of Manitoba, May 8, 1963

1963

13

9

Untitled [importance of education]; Kiwanis, June 14, 1963

1963

13

10

“Aware of the High Calling of the Scholar”; Omicron Nu, July 1963

1963

13

11

Untitled [Baroda project]; coffee forum, July 12, 1963

1963

13

12

“The Second Turning “; Annual Conference on Vocational Home Economics, August 1963

1963

13

13

“Panel on Vocational Education-An Assessment”; Montana Vocational Association, Billings, Montana, August 19, 1963

1963

13

14

“The New Home Economics”; HEIH, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, September 19, 1963

1963

13

15

“Home Economics as an Integrating Force”; general training session for the total economics staff, September 26, 1963

1963

13

16

“Home Economics as an Integrating Force”; Home Economics Extension Conference, Ames, Iowa, September 28, 1963

1963

13

17

“New Opportunities in Vocational Education”; Ohio Vocational Education Association, October 4, 1963

1963

13

18

“Role of Women in Different Culture”; Missouri Synod Women’s Guild, October 8, 1963

1963

13

19

Untitled [understanding the broad scope of home economics]; IDA, November 7, 1963

1963

13

20

“Women in Public Affairs”; Ames Women’s Club, public affairs section, March 20, 1963

1964

13

21

“The World Role of Home Economics”; Indiana Home Economics Association, April 1964

1964

13

22

“Preparing Teachers for the World”; Indiana Home Economics Association, April 1964

1964

13

23

“Today’s Challenges to Home Economics”; 75th Anniversary School of Home Economics, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, April 18, 1964

1964

13

24

“Women as an Employed Worker”; leadership conference, May 18, 1964

1964

13

25

“Responsibilities of the Education Woman”; textiles and clothing seminar, May 20, 1964

1964

13

26

“Our Changing College”; Home Economics Alumni Association, June 5, 1964

1964

13

27

“Goals of Textiles and Clothing in Higher Education”; National Conference of Clothing Teachers of Textiles and Clothing, June 17, 1964

1964

13

28

Untitled [use of the extension service]; extension councils, September 1-2, 1964

1964

13

29

“4-H Leaders and the Values of Youth”; Shelby County 4-H leaders, Harlan, Iowa, September 30, 1964

1964

13

30

“From Village to Industrial Society”; D.K.G., October 24, 1964

1964

13

31

“Continuing Education”; textiles and clothing seminar, October 28, 1964

1964

13

32

“What is Home Economics Leadership”; interdepartmental seminar, November 4, 1964

1964

13

33

Untitled [what Hilton saw as vital in the field of home economics]; extension conference

1965?

13

34

Untitled; Faculty Women’s Club, February 10, 1965

1965

13

35

“Challenges to Home Economists”; Kansas Home Economics Association, March 20, 1965

1965

13

36

Untitled [“renaissance” era of home economics]; Central College White Dinner, April 20, 1965

1965

13

37

“Changing Times-New Look at American House”; Home Life Workshop, Iowa Federation of Home Economics, April 29, 1965

1965

13

38

“Report on Your College”; ISU Home Economics alumni, June 4, 1965

1965

13

39

“Women of India”; Ames Women’s Club, public affairs department, September 17, 1965

1965

13

40

“High Priority Educational Needs to be met by Home Economists”; Annual Extension Conference, Ames, Iowa, October 19, 1965

1965

13

41

“Curriculum Planning for Tomorrow’s Needs”; National Home Development Agents Association, October 28, 1965

1965

13

42

“The Role of Education”; Mississippi Valley Conference Federated Women’s Clubs, Ames, Iowa, November 1, 1965

1965

13

43

“Challenges to Home Economists”; unknown

1966?

13

44

“Ferment of Involvement?”; unknown

1966?

13

45

“What is a Profession?”; Phi U, January 5, 1966

1966

13

46

“Home Economics-A Force Influencing Change in Low Income Families”; low income workshop, Louisville, Kentucky, February 25, 1966

1966

13

47

“Education for Women in Today’s World”; Utah State University, family life forum, March 24, 1966

1966

13

48

“Home and Family Life Training for Girls”; Job Corps, Clinton, Iowa, April 13, 1966

1966

13

49

Untitled [“explosive” age]; conference for Delta Consultants, ISU, September 23, 1966

1966

13

50

“There’s a Place for You in Today’s Working World: Women at Work-the First Revolution”; job opportunities clinic, Des Moines, Iowa, October 29, 1966

1966

13

51

Untitled [individual and educational needs of children]; Title One Conference, November 7, 1966

1966

13

52

“Women and Civic Responsibilities”; issues seminar, December 13, 1966

1966

13

53

“Need for Home Economics Advanced Degrees”; graduation?, January 5, 1967

1967

13

54

“Changing Role of Women in the World Today”; landscape architecture wives, January 11, 1967

1967

13

55

“A Woman’s Role in Local Government”; American Association of University Women (AAUW), February 14, 1967

1967

13

56

“Education of Women for Today’s World”; Altrusa,-Ames and Des Moines Club, March 1967

1967

13

57

“Education of Women for Today’s World”; Altrus-Ames and Des Moines Clubs at Des Moines, Iowa, March 15, 1967

1967

13

58

“Graduate Education for International Services”; University Central Home Economics Administration, March 18, 1967

1967

13

59

“How Home Economics Colleges are Changing”; HEIB, Des Moines, Iowa, March 20, 1967

1967

13

60

“Women in the Modern World”; Marshall County Women’s Club reunion, March 25, 1967

1967

13

61

Untitled [dilemmas after being elected to the Ames City Council]; Rotary, March 27, 1967

1967

13

62

“Women’s Place in Modern World”; Story County Women’s Club, March 28, 1967

1967

13

63

“Continuing Education”; Moorland County Women’s Club, March 30, 1967

1967

13

64

“New Horizons for Women”; Iowa Annual Spring Conference for YW Wives, Des Moines, Iowa, April 13, 1967

1967

13

65

“Professional Interaction-Key to the Future”; American Health Education Association (AHEA) annual meeting, June 27, 1967

1967

13

66

“How Does a Professional Home Economist Act in A Community”; Home Economics Education Club, September 1967

1967

13

67

“Education of the Disadvantaged”; Spirit Lake education teachers, September 1, 1967

1967

13

68

“What Do You Want From the Next 4 Years?”; Home Economics 195, first lecture sections, September 12, 1967

1967

13

69

“Involvement in Home Economics as a Professional Person”; Home Economics 540 seminar, October 17, 1967

1967

13

70

“Hindsight or Foresight”; state home economics teachers, Burlington, Vermont, October 20, 1967

1967

13

71

“The Family in Transition: Implications for Extension”; extension councils, University of Illinois, December 6, 1967

1967

14

1

Untitled [speech outline]; alumni meeting in Lenox, Iowa, February 1968

1968

14

2

Untitled [needs, students, and accomplishments of the school]; Warren County ISU Alumni Club, Indianola, Iowa, March 22, 1968

1968

14

3

“Education-A Way of Life”; dietary consultants, March 29, 1968

1968

14

4

“Special Needs of Women Students over 25 at ISU”; American Association of University Women (AAUW), April 19, 1968

1968

14

5

Untitled [changes in family life and a response to those changes]; Swift & Company vice presidents, April 22, 1968

1968

14

6

Untitled [employment]; Bethesda Lutheran panel, July 28, 1968

1968

14

7

“Community Services”; Bateson Conference, September 1968

1968

14

8

“The Role of Women in the Community”; Bethesda church women, September 12, 1968

1968

14

9

“What Kind of Home Economics for Tomorrow’s World?”; Illinois Home Economics Association, October 25, 1968

1968

14

10

Untitled [role of the church in the community]; Congregational Church, October 27, 1968

1968

14

11

“Changing Philosophies of Home Economics”; interdepartmental seminar, November 13, 1968

1968

14

12

“Responsibilities of Educated Women in the Community”; PEW & TC senior seminars, April 3, 1969

1969

14

13

“Women in the World”; Rotary and their wives, Nevada, Iowa, April 16, 1969

1969

14

14

Women’s Leadership Forum (Extension)”; Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, April 22, 1969

1969

14

15

“Education in India”; unknown, July 8, 1969

1969

14

16

“Trends and Recent Developments in Home Economics in Higher Education”; University of Puerto Rico, October 13, 1969

1969

14

17

“Bridging Gaps”; textiles and clothing regional Conference, October 30, 1969

1969

14

18

“Directions and Priorities in Home Economics Today”; Berea College, November 21, 1969

1969

14

19

“India and Some of Its Problems”; Altrusa, February 19, 1970

1970

14

20

“Professional Organizations”; Home Economics Education 410, February 20, 1970

1970

14

21

“Trends and the Changing Focus of Home Economics”; Northern Anzard University, March 5, 1970

1970

14

22

“Packaged Programs”; IFWE, April 14, 1970

1970

14

23

“Review of the Sixties”; ISU HEAA, June 5, 1970

1970

14

24

“Higher Education in Changing Rational for Shared Leadership in Higher Education”; American Health Education Association (AHEA), June 24, 1970

1970

14

25

“Home Economics in the University-Whence & Whither”; Interdepartmental seminar, September 17, 1970

1970

14

26

“Changes in Curriculum”; HEIH, September 17, 1970

1970

14

27

“A Look at Professor Mary Jo Fisher”; Phi U, October 21, 1970

1970

14

28

“Future of Home Economics at ISU”; college faculty meeting, December 7, 1970

1970

14

29

“Professional Organizations”; Home Economics Education 410, February 15, 1971

1971

14

30

“Grants in Aid”; Altrusa, February 23, 1971

1971

14

31

“Breaking Bonds or Opening Doors”; Fort Dodge Women’s Club, April 27, 1971

1971

14

32

“The Potential of Home Economics Research”; Canadian Home Economics Faculty Meeting at University of Manitoba, June 9, 1971

1971

14

33

Untitled [thoughts on educational trends]; faculty meeting, September 1, 1971

1971

14

34

Untitled [role of home economics in society]; centennial seminar, September 21, 1971

1971

14

35

“Reality and Relevance in Home Economics”; Families in the Future Conference, October 7, 1971

1971

14

36

“Who Gets Awards?”; Altrusa, Grants in Aid Program, Charlotte, North Carolina, November 4, 1971

1971

14

37

“Women’s Changing Roles and Responsibilities of Liberation”; North Carolina Home Economics Association, November 5, 1971

1971

14

38

“A Tribute to Our Founders”; Home Economics Advisory Council, December 8, 1971

1971

14

39

“Home Economics Centennial”; extension staff meeting, January 17, 1972

1972

14

40

“Ames and the University”; Ames Women’s Club, public affairs division, February 17, 1972

1972

14

41

“Blue Cat”; initiation banquet, March 14, 1972

1972

14

42

“The Turning of a Century”; Board of Farmland Industries and wives, May 24, 1972

1972

14

43

“Future Responsibilities of Home Economics”; ISU HEAA, June 9, 1972

1972

14

44

Untitled [mission of home economics]; International Congress on Home Economics, Helsinki, Finland, July 24, 1972

1972

14

45

“Home Economists as Liberated Women”; Cedar Rapids Home Economics Association, September 28, 1972

1972

14

46

“Technological Changes and the Family”; unknown, October 5, 1972

1972

14

47

“What’s Believed a House Cleaning”; College and University Section Iowa Home Economics Association (IHEA), October 7, 1972

1972

14

48

“Progress-Perils & Promises”; alumni seminar, October 20, 1972

1972

14

49

Untitled [thoughts on the Baroda project and a profile of Indian schools]; Spanish group going to India, January 7, 1973

1973

14

50

“Youth-Current Concerns”; Jewel Consumer Interest Committee, February 9, 1973

1973

14

51

“Students”, Sun City, Arizona, February 28, 1973

1973

14

52

“Now is the Time for Positive Action”; Washington Home Economics Association, Washington State University, April 28, 1973

1973

14

53

“Your Future in Home Economics”; Students at University of Northern Iowa, April and May 1973

1973

14

54

“Comments”; Home Economics Alumni Association, June 8, 1973

1973

14

55

“Sitting Close”; District 7, home economics educators (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska), October 22, 1973

1973

15

1

“Current Position on Tenure”; unknown, February 4, 1974

1974

15

2

Untitled [administrative changes, the World Food Institute, and students]; Muscatine, Iowa, April 6, 1974

1974

15

3

“Directions in Home Economics’; unknown, June 7, 1974

1974

15

4

“Adam’s Rib”; Kiwanis, September 20, 1974

1974

15

5

Professionalism”; Child Development 499, October 23, 1974

1974

15

6

Untitled [being an individual]; graduation (ISU), November 23, 1974

1974

15

7

“Home Economics Needs of People in the State”; Conference on Home Economics for Adults, December 9, 1974

1974

15

8

“Beyond the Women’s Movement”; faculty of the College of Home Economics, January 6, 1975

1975

15

9

“Home Economics is for People”; Faculty Advisory Board, January 6, 1975

1975

15

10

“Perspectives”; 75th Anniversary Luncheon of the Division of Home Economics, Oklahoma State University, February 23, 1975

1975

15

11

“Student Life Then and Now”; ISU Alumni Meeting, Atlantic and Indianola, Spring 1975

1975

15

12

Untitled [personal reflections on “sorority”]; Alpha Xi Delta, April 2, 1975

1975

15

13

“Evaluation of Student Advisory Board”; Joint Dinner, Faculty Advisory Board & Student Advisory Board, April 10, 1975

1975

15

14

“Last Session on Leadership”; Leadership Seminar, May 7, 1975

1975

15

15

“Current Issues-Social”; Illinois Annual Extension Conference, October 14, 1975

1975

15

16

“New on Campus”; ISU Alumni Women, Aurelia, Iowa, September 27, 1975

1975

15

17

“After the Celebration”; unknown, November 15, 1975

1975

15

18

“Continuing Education for Women in Professions and Role of Professional Organizations”; Women in the World of Work Interdepartmental Seminar, February 4, 1976

1976

15

19

Untitled [responsible leadership]; Mortar Board Tapping, May 7, 1976

1976

15

20

“On Becoming a Scholar”; Scholarship Recognition Dinner, May 11, 1976

1976

15

21

“Our Aesthetic Responsibilities”; Iowa Home Economics Association (IHEA) aesthetics workshop, September 25, 1976

1976

15

22

“Changes in Education Designed to Meet the Needs of Women”; American Association of University Women (AAUW), January 11, 1977

1977

15

23

“Looking Back for Planning Ahead”; 25 Year Club, March 22, 1977

1977

15

24

“Who Speaks for Man?”; Episcopal adult class, March 27, 1977

1977

15

25

“Retirement”; Church Study Group, Jolene Lemish, President, May 2, 1977

1977

15

26

“See What’s New at ISU”; ISU women alumni, Waterloo, Iowa, May 3, 1977

1977

15

27

“Home Economics Accomplishments and Their Impact on Public Policy”; AHEA Pacesetter Dinner, May 1976

1976

15

28

“Our Professional Heritage-A Charge for National Leadership”; American Health Education Association (AHEA), July 1, 1976

1976

15

29

“Early Retirement”; American Association of University Professors (AAUP), January 4, 1977

1977

15

30

“Judging the Mamie L. Bass Award”; Altrusa, September 27, 1977

1977

15

31

“Study of ISU Retirees”; Board of Regents conference, March 15, 1978

1978

15

32

“Aging is NOT a Disease-but a State of Mind”; Kiawanis, Ames, Iowa, May 11, 1978

1978

15

33

Untitled [the “old days”]; Student Alumni Association, May 11, 1978

1978

15

34

“The Blue Cat of Castle Towers”; Alpha Lambda Delta initiation, May 14, 1978

1978

15

35

Untitled [the “old days”]; Student Alumni Association, October 1, 1978

1978

15

36

Untitled [aging in society and aging myths]; community forum on aging, Belmond, Iowa, October 10, 1978

1978

15

37

“International Year of the Child”; Boone Women’s Club, H.I. section program, January 9, 1978

1978

15

38

“Responsibility of Personnel”; Paula Morrow’s class, March 20, 1979

1979

15

39

“Home Economics Defined-A Reaction Paper”; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April 23, 1979

1979

15

40

“Leadership-Is It for You?”; Iowa Home Economics Association (IHEA) student section, April 27, 1979

1979

15

41

Untitled [role changes, use of time, and housing]; For Dorothy Sally, personnel, Ames, Iowa pre-retirement session, May 21, 1979

1979

15

42

“Who has the Definition?  Impressions from the Home Economics Defined Conferences”; College and University Section Iowa Home Economic Association (IHEA) Oskaloosa, Iowa, September 21, 1979

1979

15

43

“Personnel Responsibility to Help People Plan for Retirement”; Paul Morrow’s class, Iowa State University, September 27, 1979

1979

15

44

Untitled [retirement]; Cedar Falls, October 31, 1979

1979

15

45

“Education for Women-Is Equality the Goal?”; Boone Women’s Club, October 21, 1980

1980

15

46

“Serving on the Board”; home economics in homemaking, Iowa State University, April 16, 1981

1981

15

47

“Consumer Advocacy Issues and Older Adults”; unknown, April 29, 1982

1982

15

48

“Change and Continuity”; VEISHEA board coffee, April 30, 1982

1982

15

49

“Transitions-Living in the Third Age”; State of Iowa merit system, September 17, 1982

1982

15

50

“What Retirement Means”; First Baptist church forum (invitation of Steve Richardson), November 6, 1983

1983

15

51

“Special Programming for Mature Students”; dinner to commemorate 15 years of special adult programming at ISU, April 27, 1984

1984

15

52

Untitled [foreign travels and retirement]; Phi U, October 4, 1984

1984

15

53

“Serving People About to Retire”; Ames realtors, October 10, 1984

1984

15

54

“Planning for Retirement Living”; seminar, Scheman Building, Ames, Iowa, March 31-May 5, 1986

1986

15

55

“Freedom and Labor of Retirement”; St Johns, March 5, 1989

1989

Photographs

1954-1975, undated

1.96 linear feet (1 half-document box and 1 oversized box)

A small group of photographs and two scrapbooks in the Dean's records section document Hilton's work as a College of Family and Consumer Sciences administrator at Iowa State University.

Box

Folder

Title

Dates

16

1

Baroda India project: Slides

undated

16

2

Foreign travel & foreign student photos

1969-1974, undated

16

3

ISU administration photos

1954, 1973

16

4

Panel on vocation education photos (President John F. Kennedy's panel)

1960s?

17

Scrapbook from India trip

1959-1960

17

Scrapbook: ISU Home Economics Alumni Association

1969, 1975