University of Wisconsin Milwaukee - Ivy Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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A welding torch was employed by this art student work- Peering into a microscojx . a zoology student studied the ing in a modern sculpture medium in an art metal class. cell tissue of a frog. Marilyn Kem and Bernie Hupperts studied their French in preparation for a quiz. 29

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Letters Science The College of Letters and Science, with twenty-six fields of study, is the core of our university. Many of our outstanding teachers are in this college. For example there is I)r. John Phelan, who was the first t'WM faculty member to have a book published by the Wisconsin University Press. Mr. Harold Altman had two of his paintings purchased by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and has won acclaim at many exhibits. In our English Department, Dr. Ruth Mary Fox and Miss Virginia Burke had books published this year. We lost, temporarily. Dr. Charles Coff from our Political Science department when he was appointed technical director of the Metropolitan Study Commission. Dr. Donald Shea, chairman of that department, and active in the World Affairs Council, has assisted in procuring many noteworthy speakers, as Mrs. Flcanore L. Dulles, for the campus. This is just a sampling of our faculty’s many accomplishments and could cover pages if space permitted. 28 A student intently watched the results of an experiment lie performed in the new clwmLstry lab.

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Ov s campus cVrncntary sclvool s wot only the place oi priceless experience (or education students, hut also one of Vhe mast aWx acVvvc Wilding in the neighborhood.