University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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' wr ' m tli ' .tiinulating properties ut it.iiiiiii b .nid John Winn, lab assistant, in the insecticide division- cleaning fly pupae from culture medium. Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foun- dation, a corporation not for private profit, was organized in 1925. Its purpose is to encourage and aid scientific research at the L ' niversitv of Wisconsin by providing an- nual grants of money. These funds are ob- tained through the commercial promotion of a number of patents assigned to the Foundation. In addition the Foundation operates a commercial testing laboratory and a vitamin concentrate processing plant. Concentrate division — processing vitamins by incorpora- tion into milk solids for the fortification of fresh, evapo- rated and dried milks. 25

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DEAN OF MEN The office of the Dean of Men under Theodore W. Zillman provides guidance and help in university life for the men stu- dents at Wisconsin. Dean Zillman, also a member of the Student Life and Interests Committee, to- gether with his staff attempts to advise campus men in regard to any of the diffi- culties that may face them in their college work. Theodore W. Zillni.in, Dciii ot Men. Mr. Zillman advising students. 24

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Shi)un rLxciving from Association Executive Secretary John Berge the 1951 golJ- tipped cane annually awarded to the oldest alumnus present at the Half-Centurv Club ' s Reunion Week banquet is Judge Carl Runge, class of ' 86. WISCONSIN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION A few of the Association ' s publications designed to pro- vide service to alumni, new and old. 26 Co-sponsored by the Alumni Association and UW athletic department, summer tours includ- ing Badger gridders help the state get acquainted with the University athletic programs. Seated at right is Ed Gibson, Association field secretary, while sports publicitor Art Lentz shows a football program to Fox River vallev fans.