Title:

Professors Kenneth V. Thimann, Jean H. Langenheim, William T. Doyle, Lawrence R. Blinks, Harry Beevers, and graduate students in the greenhouse at Natural Sciences I

Type:

Image

People:

Thimann, Kenneth Vivian, 1904-1997, Doyle, William T. (William Thomas), 1929-, Langenheim, Jean H., and University of California, Santa Cruz

Place:

Thimann Laboratories, Santa Cruz, and University of California Santa Cruz

Topic:

College students and College teachers

Description:

Photographer's caption: "Professors Lawrence R. Blinks, Kenneth V. Thimann, Jean H. Langenheim, William T. Doyle, Harry Beevers, and graduate students going to bio conference in Seattle, WA". From the Sentinel: "Dr. Kenneth V. Thimann, provost of Crown College and professor of biological sciences at UCSC, heads a group of five scientists and 11 students participating in the 11th International Botanical Congress which opened Sunday in Seattle. Dr. Thimann, president of the international group, addressed the opening session Sunday night. The congress will close September 2. More than 4200 persons from the U.S., Europe, the Orient and the South Pacific who are interested in the plant sciences, are attending the congress, which is held every five years. The last assembly was in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1964. Included in the UCSC delegation, from left in first row, are Roland Theimer, Judith Unsicker, Dr. Jean Langenheim, associate professor of biology at Stevenson College, Dr. Lawrence Blinks, professor of biology at Crown College\, second row, from left, Dr. Thimann, Susan Martin, David Wilson, Myrna Steinkamp, Dr. Harry Beevers, professor of biology at Crown College and Dr. William Doyle, associate professor of biology at Cowell College., and Carole Kelly, Yin-Tse (Eric) Lee\

Subject:

College students, College teachers, Thimann, Kenneth Vivian, 1904-1997, Doyle, William T. (William Thomas), 1929-, Langenheim, Jean H., University of California, Santa Cruz, Thimann Laboratories, Santa Cruz, and University of California Santa Cruz

Call Number:

UA 50