Alumni Articles
George W. Elderkin '02 is the author of "Heresy" which appeared in the September 1958 number of The American Rationalist. The issue also featured Doctor Elderkin's picture on its cover, together with a tribute and brief biographical statement inside.
Gene Waggaman '38 is the editor of the 4th edition of The Horolovar 400-Day ClockRepair Guide by Charles Terwilliger, as well as of the first three editions of the book.
Porter G. Perrin '17 is the author of a third, revised edition of Writer's Guide andIndex to English published by Scott, Foresman & Company.
In the June issue of Reader's Digest Douglas F. Storer '21 is the author of "The Most Unforgettable Character I've Met," which tells about Robert L. Ripley '39h. David S. Hull '60 is the author of "Opera in the Soviet" in the March 16 issue of the Opera News.
"Acid-Base Balance in Surgical Patients: 1. A Survey of 62 Selected Cases" by Doctors Walter B. Crandell '34 and Stueck, Jr. has been reprinted from the March issue of Annals of Surgery.
Franklin Folsom '28 is the author of Beyond the Frontier, an adventure story for young people published by Funk & Wagnalls in April.
"Advisory Opinions - Present Status and an Evaluation" by George N. Stevens '31 appeared in the Spring number of the Washington Law Review and State Bar Journal.
David R. Wang '55 with William Carlos Williams has translated into English two Chinese poems - "The Newlywed's Cuisine" and "Spring Song" in the Spring issue of The Beloit Poetry Journal.
Recent articles of Sanborn C. Brown '35 are: The Interaction of Microwaves with Gas-Discharge Plasmas," reprinted from the January issue of Irs Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, "A Glimpse of Physics Teaching Equipment at the University of Moscow" reprinted from the February number of Physics Today; and, with Russell G. Meyerand, Jr. "High-Current lon Source" reprinted from the February issue of The Review of Scientific Instruments.
Dr. C. Everett Koop '37 is the author of "Emergency Surgery of the Newborn" in the March-April number of Clinical Symposia.
A poem "A Periphrasis" by Samuel French Morse '36 appeared in the April 18 NewYorker.
Lorrin A. Riggs '33 is the author of "The Human Electroretinogram" reprinted from the October issue of Archives of Ophthalmology, and "Human Retinal Responses" reprinted from the November issue of Annalsof the New York Academy of Sciences.
