University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MAURICE B. VISSCHER, is o member of ihe American Academy of Science, the highest honor awarded to mon of science in this country. Outstandin9 Faculty 28 ALIEN TATE was awarded the Bollingen prizo in poetry for 1956 for his poetic work and for his devotion to the stounch defense of the art. MARCIA EDWARDS was one of the threo persons recognized lost ycor by the All University Congress for her outstanding service to students.

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 ANCfl KEYS, director of the phytiologi-col hygiene loborotory, heoded on in-ternotionol loom for roicorch in Holy. t. ADAMSON HOEBll hot done exien-tive anthropologicol field work in the legal otpect of American Indian culture. George Bernard Shaw once siiitl. lie who can, does, lit who cannot, teaches.” This famoiis maxim has hcen disproved by the outstanding work of many I’nivcrsity staff members. Aneel Keys, physiologist, has done research to prove the type and amount of fat people consume is a major factor in coronary heart disease. E. Adamson llocbcl, chairman of anthropology. is the leading American authority on law among primitive peoples and its relation to the law of ci ilisted societ ics. (’. Walton l.illehci heads the heart surgery team that developed the revolutionary open heart surgery technique which has spread throughout the world. Richard A. DeW'all, member of the l.illehci team, was selected one of the 10 outstanding young men of America in 1057. John NY. Clark has taught old English. 26

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Outstandins Faculty Fhvsxal Education MMctics University of Minnesota Minneapolis 14. Mmoesota RICHARD A. DcWALL, medical fellow al Moyo, developed o simplified mechanical heart-lung machine for surgery. C. WALTON LILLEHEI, professor of surgery, was selected by the United Press os Minnesota's man of the year in 1957. JOHN W. CLARK, professor of English, collaborated with a 8rilish language expert on o book on modern English, published in May 1951. 27