University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 yearbook is a book of memories. Memories of good times ami familiar places and friends who shared both at school. on arc not so likely to take away the memory of intangibles. «»f the ideals that give purpose to the institution. You’re more likely to recall the pillared bulk of Northrop than the concept expressed above its entrance. You’re more likely to recall individual teachers than the ideals which they served, especially if you knew some of those teachers as friends. . . . One such friend was I homax l Barnhart, who died in January, 1955, in his twetuv-third year as a teacher in the School of Journalism. Professor Barnhart, like most of his faculty colleagues, was a specialist, lie was an expert on typography and advertising, and his pre- eminence as an authority on editing and publishing of weekly newspapers was reflected in the title bv which he was known throughout the country: “.Mr. Weekly Newspaper. Students learned from him in the classroom and over many a cup of Union cafeteria coffee. They continued to seek his advice after they went out to work on the weekly press, where more than fifty of them came to own papers. Nor were former students the only ones to gain From his counsel: he gave unstinting!) of time and knovvl-edge in advising editors and publishers throughout the state and country. It is to this ideal of service —as teacher, adviser, and friend that this issue of the Gopher is dedicated in memory of I homas V. Barnhart.

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DEDICATION.............................. 1 INTRODUCTION.............................6 ADMINISTRATION..........................14 STUDENT LIFE............................46 Fall...............................-18 Winter.............................76 Spring.............................184 Summer . .......................116 ATHLETICS..............................124 ORGANIZATIONS..........................168 Activities........................170 Academics..........................250 Honnraries and Professionals .... 304 Residences.........................346 SENIORS........................................358 Senior Index..............................408 Organizations Index......................-Ill CONTENTS