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Above: The ceramics shop in (he basement of Old Main provides a serene picture in one of its more quiet moments. Loft: Bill Rigoni uses concentration when working with oil paints. art students, faculty succeed in area projects You've come a long way, baby, as the saying goes, applies to the art department. With Dr. Arthur Kruk at the helm, many things have been happening. Little Gallery, a display and sales room for art students was started three years ago. In 1970 they sponsored the Ann Arbor Film Festival. Famous artists, Manupelli, a film maker, and Chuck Close, were brought to the Superior campus. The Arrowhead Art Show entries are now comprised of 50 per cent UWS faculty and art students. This year UWS grad student Jeffery Olson took first place in the Arrowhead show. The art program now includes an art history major. Next year, with completion of the new fine arts building, there will be Special studios in drawing painting, graphics, photography, ceramics, sculpture and metalwork, and facilities for art history, education and introductory art courses. Art faculty are Robert Battin, William Falwell, John Freeman, James Grittner, William Holaday, William Morgan, Mel Olsen, Leonard Peterson, Pope Wright, Peter Wright, and Margery Whitsitt. 27
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Top Left: Karl T. A. Moravek, director of placement and alumni allairs. Top Right; Timothy T. Roberts, director of campus planning, Bottom Ic t. Cary I. Polhast, director of the computer center. Bottom Right. John Knight, public relations director.
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r biology department probes into life's mysteries . . . From a course designed for elementary teachers, the Biology Department branched into medical technology and a biology major minor program. From 1896 until 1920 there was no real biology department. Courses were mostly of the nature study type with some elementary grade courses. By 1925 it became a full-fledged department. In 1925, the Normal School became a Slate Teachers College and the Biology Department was needed to help prepare teachers for medical schools. Many doctors received their early training here. The present chairman. Dr. Stanley W. Oexemann has been at UW-Superior for 22 years. He taught the first graduate course in the sciences in 1950, when he was the only scientist with a doctor's degree. 28
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