University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Middle English and moved into tin-field of modern English with a hook in 1951. Allen 'I'ate, poet, eritie, novelist. biographer and English professor, has gained awards and acclaim for his skill as a poet. Maurice li. Visscher, head of physiology and member of the American Academy of Science, won the cancer society medal for Minnesota in 1955. Marcia Edwards, associate dean of education, is noted for her outstanding work with students and student organizations. At heist an K. Spilhaus has made a name for himself as dean of IT, and in his work with the United Nations. Alfred O. (’. Xier, chairman of physics, made one of the first contributions to the atomic bomb when he worked to produce a small amount of Urani-mn-29.5 in 1940. Jonas J. Christensen, head of plant pathology, has worked as far abroad as Japan and South America on plant disease and the improvement of plants. ATHELSTAN f. SPILHAUS served os chairmen of the U.S. delegation to a special UNESCO meeting in Japan and v.-chairman to a world conference. ALFRED O. C. NIER, working with others, produced Uranium-235, the unstable isotope from which a usable form of Plutonium-239 was loter developed. JONAS J. CHRISTENSEN hoi written more than 100 pamphlets and articles in relation to his work on plant diseosei and the improvement of crops.

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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

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Seeking new frontiers of knowledge, science, litem lure and arts students and faculty members collaborated in a week of fun and learning that resulted in a closer relationship between students and professors. They participated in student-faculty forums, coffee hours, a Creative Arts show and a recognition banquet. Dave krogseng was named this year's dean for a day during the first performance of the Creative Arts show Art am! Mure Art. Kay Sarnecki was named K rogseng’s secret ary. The most absent-minded professor Clement Hams-land from inter-disciplinary studies, got to referee the student-faculty football game in which the faculty SLAers whipped the student SLAves for the fifth time in seven years. Their ‘-£.‘5 to game was won by the widest margin in history. SENATOR PAUL DOUGLAS moke some toil minute checks on his speech. CURTAIN PEEKING in Scoll hall it a temptation no performer can resist whether the stage is set for a ploy or the SlA Creative Arts show. 30