Frozen flowers. March 1952 [Dr. Elzada Clover and botany students]

On negative sleeve: Dr. Elzada Clover, associate professor of botany, (second from right) distributes frozen water lily buds to botany students at the U of M. Students are (left and right) Mrs. Benson Murray, N.Y.; Oka Nichols, Crawfordsville, Ind.; and Nancy Pridmore, Oxford, Mich. Frozen flowers are kept in regular cardboard containers with transparent tops

A silent singer,

A silent singer.--An old hulk.--The gentleman who was going to die.--Old Myra's waiting.--"In Paris, suddenly."--Two buds.--The ambition of MacIlhenny.--John Hickey: coachman.--Black Watch.--Dinah.--Life's aftermath.

Morning Face,

"Prose and verse word-pictures of buds and flowers and the life out-of-doors ... originally intended for only 'one little girl with a face of morning,'--the author's granddaughter."--Publisher's announcement.