Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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Geology JOE WEBB PEOPLES . . . Ph.D. Prince- ton . . . taught at Lehigh, Vanderbilt, Princeton and Northwestern . . . never gets mad . . . loves the iihig skies,7 of Montana. REUBEN J. Ross, JR. . . . Ph.D. Yale . . . studies fossils, especially of marine life . . . enthusiastically active. M athematics HERBERT E. ARNOLD . . Ph.D. Yale . . . statistics . . . likes music and painting. . Wesleyan . . . research into phases of MALCOLM C. FOSTER . . . Ph.D. Yale . . . diH'erential geometry . . . 3 Nova Scotian . . . has made eight violins, and is now trying a viola . . . collects left-handed mustache cups . . . turns woodsman on his trips to back country of Canada. ARTHUR S. DAY . . . Ph.D. Yale . . . a Wesleyan man . . . taught at Yale, then was with the Naval Electronic Technicians Program constructs cross-word puzzles . . . likes railroads., model and otherwise Physical Education FREDERICK J. MARTIN . . . Oberlin, Co- lumbia . . . i6Fred t0 the faculty, ieFritzi, to undergrads has coached and played nearly every sport . . . now coaches cross-country and track . . . likes woodworking and fruit trees. NORMAN J. DANIELS . . . nine-letter man at Michigan . . . football, squash, and baseball coach guided football through record 23-game winning streak . . . worshipped by his football players. HUGH G. MCCURDY . . crack athlete . . . Bowdoin . . . . now coaches soccer, swimming and golf . . . iiall right, for- wards, get OR the dimer JOHN L. WOOD . . . a member of Pitts- hurghas iidream hackfieldh . . . varsity basketball coach, football backfield coach . . . likes pizza. FRANK R. MAZE . . . Syracuse . . coaches wrestling.r and football line, weightmen in track . . . coached at Cor- nell and in the Navy . . . likes to paint in oils and water colors. DANIEL P. WEITEKAMP . . . Holy Cross . . . Coaches Frosh football, basketball, and baseball . . . Brooklyn . . . working for Masteris at Columbia. MAURICE GRASSON . . . was intercollegiate foil champion, where iiPapaW Grasson coaches . . . coaches Frosh soccer and tennis, Varsity fencing . . . enthusiasm draws large fencing squads. Physics KARL S. VANDYKE . . . Wesleyan . . . PILD. Chicago . . . has continued Wes- leyanas original work on piezoelectric crystals . . . likes color photography. VERNET E. EATON . . . PII.D. Indiana . . . taught at Williams . . . has developed teaching methods in introductory phys- ics . . . prepared laboratory manual . . . arranges demonstrations as a hobby . . . a real showman in the lecture room.

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First row: Butterfield. Bailey. Spurrier, Fisher. Second row: Jones. Golob, Kruse, Third row: Hallowell, Holmes. Neumlum. Mungoue. Fourth Brm-kunier. Reynolds. row: Dielz. Gallagher. Wvullm'e. Williamson. W'ugerx. Social Sciences PAUL XV. BERNSTEIN . . . Massachusetts . . . embryology and cancer research . . . Boy Scout committeeman . . . likes swimming, hiking, tennis, and is faculty ping-pong champ. Chemistry M. GILBERT BURFORD II . . . Wesleyan . . . Ph.D. Princeton . . . Sigma Chi . . . pub. board financial adviser . . . chemi- cal analysis and physical chemistry . . . Consultant and Supervisor of Connecti- cut State Water Commission and New England Waste Pollution Project . . . likes mountain climbing and photog- raphy. G. ALBERT HILL . . . Ph.D. Harvard . . . has worked recently with paint pigment: . . always wants exact Illeunings of words . . . qjest dressed in science de- partments . . . Connecticut State Road Commissioner. JOSE GOMEZ IBANEZ . . . Madrid . . . Ph.D. Cornell . . . a physical chemist by pro- fession . . . Sigma Xi . . . member of a Spanish honorary society whose name he cannot remember . . . likes reading, photography. JOHN W. SEASE . . . Ph.D. Cal. Tech . . . professional interests in organic chem- istry, chromatrography, alcohol content in humans by new specific method . . . likes model railroads, radio, woodwork, tennis, squash. GEORGE MATSUYAMA . . . Ph.D. Minne- sota . . . analytical and physical chem- istry . research in Aluminum and metals in biology . . . polargraphic meth- ods, diffusion coeificients.

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HENRY E. DUCKWORTH . . . Ph. D. Chi- cago . . . a Canadian by origin . . . re- cently discovered new platinum isotope in his own mass spectograph . . . mem- her of 16F0rd Club of Scott Lab. ROBERT SONNE COHEN . . . Wesleyan . . . Ph.D. Yale . . . visiting lecturer in Physical Sciences, he teaches physics and philosophy at Yale . . . likes squash . . . lost every match while wrestling for Wesleyan. Psychology DAVID C. MCCLELLAND . . . Wesleyan . . . Ph.D. Yale . . Harvard . . . is aiming at definitions of . on leave of absence at basic psychological terms . . . his dog, Willie, famous campus character, is also missed this year. ROBERT H. KNAPP . . . Ph.D. Harvard . . . writing book on the psychology and education of the American scientist . . . well known for his work on rumor and myth . . . social psychology . . . likes golf, gem cutting, woodworking. . MORTIMER H. APPLEZWEIG . . . Ph.D. Michigan . . . studying the role of effort in learning . . . problems of the alcoholic . . . concerned with world peace. RUSSELL A. CLARK . . . Wesleyan . . . working on Ph.D. at Yale . . . Delta Upsilon . . . studying learning theory and personality . . . likes hiking . . . tiet cetera, et cetera, et cetera? History SAMUEL HUGH BROCKUNIER . . . Ph.D Harvard . . . American Political and so- cial history . . . Roger Williams, the Ir- rnprpssiblp Democrat . . . loves to expose the First Families of Virginia . . . a Jeffersonian democrat . . . students have regretted his frequent illness during the past year. NORMAN 0. BROWN . . . Oxford . . . PhD. Wisconsin specialist in classical civilization, mythology . . . directs H11- manites 1-2 program . . . Honors College Office . . . known universally as 11Nob- hieM . . . 110 strokes around the golf course. EUGENE O. GOLOB . . . Ph.D. Columbia . . . helped compile Columbia's Contem- porary Civilization In the West source hook . . . listens to music with a ven- gance . . . is seen being walked by his Doberman . . . great feeling for paradox. WILLARD M. WALLACE . . . Wesleyan . . . Ph.D. Pennsylvania . . . J.V. Football Coach . . . former Dean of Freshman elaborate lecture outlines . . . teaches English history. CARL E. SCHORKE . . . Columbia . . . PhD. Harvard . . . Intellectual history . . . fine singer . . . delivers intense lec- tures . . . went to Germany this year for the Carnegie Foundation. J. ALDEN NICHOLS . . . Wesleyan . . . M.A. Columbia delivers lectures from tilted chair . . . Svhiff Fellow at Columbia, 1947-1948. MALCOLM STEARNS, JR. . . . Amherst . . . Harvard . . . Rockefeller Fellow 1947- 1948 . . . a Director of the Long Lane School . . . interested professionally in social problems; personally in racing small boats. W. DUANE LOCKARD . . . Yale . . . local government, federal government spe- cialist . . . enjoys landscape painting . a West Virginian . . . always with a pipe.