Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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A forest Research Center is coop- eratively maintained by the U. S. De- partment of Agriculture and SIU to develop and promote improved for- estry methods in using the forest land resources of Southern Illinois and the adjacent wooded areas. FY r- im, if Wil fig ff L -il .sf fa? 'LW C 'E Q ie' if .s at My , as 0 yn Y- F as it ,. tr, u ,, t, ., , .Mai W . i . , W -J X clan, Lf, in . L L .ff Yo 1 . , V I gg , ., I 77 ' it i 'w ig it i ff -v '5 A w ---fan., LT- , ,.. : Dr. Israel Goldiamond, working under a grant from the National Science Foundation, operates a perception chamber, with apparatus controling sensation to measure what people see in timed conditions. Dr. Helen Zimmerman, of the women's physical education department, is studying muscular fitness of Southern Illinois children, using Kraus-Weber test of strength and flexibility.

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The geography field trip's visit to England coincided with the awarding of an honorary degree to former president Harry Truman by Oxford. Dr. Floyd Cunningham, director of the tour, snapped this candid photo following the ceremony. Student and faculty researchers examine fragments unearthed at Durango, Mexico, diggings maintained by the University for anthropological research during the summer. Artifacts from the camp are displayed in the University Museum. f, 'JEEHQQ 'S 'iJ.u, , 5.-: rf 'f'fZ:?Agi ER .. -,gint-Z3 fi '-fp 'J 1-.f--,,K'7,'V-wish',224 W: My '. -V V ,,- ,.,,. 2 ., . , ., 'gigtfxtl it - ' fiftsaf-1-L-,-'fees 2 'ww'-mfg .mfg 1h:21f411if?wFv:i'-i:'E'i1'? 'i4.i Ag,'1'Q:gl:f.,'f'-:,'-1-, ' .M--fl Ll gil-'HV 3,15--'ga tbhsibffrlffb-a3i.4.ss.q1st1s5jgigFi1'TfT.: V :rf-ga-5 it4sfb4f.:lQtiea::Qfi-ggi,if-cg-5:g-erik--3,5jffgNggf.RAf:L-A--'ig'fp,ffQ '.if'llrig:':?ir5lFf?' 5 ' .'a,,':f3tf:'s,ff,,t ' H-lx: ' lizgrii'-':'g ,. . . - six' it ' A AK-igffgfi- 1f'?f' ' me i 'jig - eg V dn ,xii 'q,-f'f',i:r'ggt ' Q -, ' . :lg t-fini-'gimil ,'55m'5 1 ' V -M- -.- -41, ,-: .1 , - , , . .- . , ,-1--,-f.,f..'f-g.+w.L,r.f'ggffggp,---.i - 1-T ,3, ' - Y , .s . A s ' . ge : 'aw '1v'1'fi'2 A t' -. . Q ik? ,ts . 1 Q - ,..7L:,L- -A pd Wane, '-1-sf-g..:..-?:5dL ff'lEQ,l'.gJf',Eu inligii ,K aim: . , It : v A ' ff' 4 ' - A -r'-e!y,uaf?i-fggglgai. 2.5 I 2' 1 Nik 1- -1 2'-1-' ' ' ' 1i 'A' 6' 5 ' 5... Aff .ti 5 ., - .QQ-..-L ,Z .T,.. ' ' -1- ,.Tg'L,Q 3' ...-.- ..- er..-A .. lgga. '--,ag-5y'r l5 ijvjili. .Y 1 - A Y-....'f.fjc-'H - V ',.-- .. . t ' ,-as 'N '!f17:'6'- - ' PVQRWC , fi? l i'l'7H'u Q'-v1,' -r s-. ...fi 1 iff 'W -mg..- ' TF t'.'+lW,sf-31 ---rf? Q, ' ' .I 4 ' f fl , . ' - w5'.,s-.'xg7mfu'4-'wrt ' - -A Cx- gsi't:gg1. . .4 p -. .- .- CH' ' ' ' . ' ' 1 f l . M L-Q-fa'-riff?-'tfqrf-.'3,?Tl1 V. Q42 Q-iff,-,...iEtli,E:g.,t-3-gl.igyggjym jail Q4. : Q ,J L.,,,:,,.ffai'1,.., Y . -f.l23,g i' . if E'-1 z:.-s4-4--.....-.-......A.4.-'-15W..- 'wif 3 ,, .5 ,-i33fE1E1fgidyL ?T :?5- ' 13. ffr- 1222- LL1' QI -'eff' 1 ' - 'ba We f rg. . - 'gr' 1: , 4,1--4.15-1'-,J-.' :' .-,- L s +-.....,,N '- .-, , ' fu- ,L-,E-V-11 at - r g- 2 g,:gg'3:gag?i4g3L4:i,Zf':'.eiifsgf.',g.1tif:p:s5Qasm,m., W. , 3 ' J-'M-P-lf' Fi 'fgrsz-ff:-..u:-.312-Qi.-Le.. ' ' ' fg,4,f-ta' 'f'L.-..,:..,- . J-:K-f--'wfr-'.1i-i 1 n m1'2!:,1i:agis3:s'...- 4.11151 1.1 pier... I '-'lN1Ffi '5 :ef's?'f ' 'ZLQFVY' F --'J' : LffF ,,1-ff . 'Wf1.'t '?'-ife. 'g Y? 'f-f'Q'X'- Mfg! ...f-'fel ij v'-MQ' ,----G97sw,a.':g'F, ,levi - iECaif.Pf--:,i 1i.-L -f'3ES'A' A Afliyfi.'i'7'f?gf--'fi'5',r6fr:37m -'f4 ? if-21.1.,fklff-'-fats-:fm we .ra-.wi-was -i fri-'WH-fferfrf, -- fur:-7'1Zrz -...rffv--Laffy-mt ttf: - - 1 'f'A'iwwilfis:.s.'::i,TAzx.-'fififi-8'!55E EvQ1-'.?a.ff.l'V.5aLQ.erI'4'LL-'-Z1-.'.'43Q.32,-igs.'5s wisp ..3?z:-ur'-:fm Expecting to live in new Thompson Point dormitories fall term, 240 men found themselves camping out off campus at Giant City park and Little Grassy lake. About the only atl- vantage was being near the lake while early fall sun held.

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Probe Fundamental to education, the role of research is inestimable. Through delving into the secrets of nature, through deciphering the intricacies of historical experience, through observing present activity, basic E , W ,Sf ,sg K s ', 5 its ivggsl .V :ll , - EJ uw, eg sa my 1 Q ,is fi :4 Ss. . truths may be determined. At Southern, the accent on research is steadily becoming strong. And research is not limited to men ill White coats operating apparatus in laboratories. Virtually every department of the University is engaged in some facet of research, probing out information on which the future of educational advancement depends. Contributions to knowledge through research at Southern contribute to the University's Worth. y sv, . 531, Q lfVorking'as a team, Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Hunter collect animal blood for a physiology research project involving comparisons of red blood cells of different species. Basic to understanding how cells live, a break clown of enzymes in blood determines the amount of metabolism in the cell. is M- . 1 I fi N . .. is pw- x gg yxsg 3515 .3 'f - 'l - H s Eg as 5 I is :gf 9, it 'Q -EJ ,gf Y twigs , ,w 'i X , f ,mf 1 -, J1- si' amd, We 'Z ::-VI ' ' . ,degli jill 6, . ,, 56 1,1 ,J ,W - an -- . . A -V1.2 Q37 . a.EIsIs:.j,.. 'V' ' 5-I-53 'r Lfi ,. f5Z'::35:'ld Dr. Carl Lindegren, engaged in continuing research on heredity as revealed in yeast cells, works with a fraction collector to determine cellular chemical com- position. julie Sing-Ping Yang, at right, is research assistant. The project, in addition to revealing useful information about heredity, is basic to cancer research.