An Unexpected Benefit Of My Career In

During My Early Years At Minnesota I Conducted An Evening Enzyme Seminar.

Family Trips To Yellowstone And To What Are Now National Parks In Southern Utah, Driving The Primitive Roads And Cars Of That Day, Were Real Adventures.

Mountain Hikes Instilled In Me A Life-long Urge To Get To The Top Of Any Inviting Summit Or Peak.

I Participated On Debating Teams And In Student Government, And Served As Senior Class President.

In Marked Contrast To The University Of Wisconsin, Biochemistry Was Hardly Visible At Stanford In 1945, Consisting Of Only Two Professors In The Chemistry Department.