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ANNUAL RING '68

L.8.U. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT

BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.

DEDICATION

Dr. W illiam C. " B i l l” Hopkins was a man not

easily forgotten. During his tw elve years on the

faculty here at LSU, B ill Hopkins le ft his mark. In

an age which popularized m etals, plastics and glass.

Dr. Hopkins worked to prove the usefulness of wood.

He expressed the b e lie f , through lectures, scholarly

articles and laboratory work, that wood, properly pro­

cessed, m erited comparsion with stee l and masonry

as a construction m ateria l. While at LSU, Dr. Hopkins

taught advanced studies in wood utiliztion and performed

extensive research in wood utilization projects.

Dr. Hopkins, a native of Erlanger, Kentucky, re­

ceived his B.A. degree from the University of C incin­

nati, and his m aster’s and doctorate from Y a le . His

early career was spent working in forest m anagem ent,

pulpwood procurem ent and forest u tilization research.

D r. Hopkins was an associate forester at Mississippi

S ta te University before joining the LSU faculty as

associate professor. At the tim e of his death, Dr.

Hopkins was serving a three-year term on the executive

board of the Forest Products Research Society and was

a mem ber of the S o cie ty ’s Employment C om m ittee.

A number of organizations were privileged to have

D r. Hopkins as an active m em ber. These included the

Society of A m erican Foresters, Forest Products Research

So ciety , Louisiana Forestry Association, Society of Wood

S cien ce and Technology, LSU chapter of Sigm a X I,

and the Au-Dux Hunting Club. Publications to his

cred it include more than 30 articles dealing with

topics in the fields of wood preservation, wood season­

ing and wood finishing. _

Also a ctiv e in c iv ic and church affairs, Dr. Hop­

kins was an elder of the University Presbyterian Church,

where he taught a Sunday School class, and served

as an institutional representative for the Boy Scouts of

A m erica and Scoutm aster of Troop 52.

Those who knew him best w ill not rem em ber him

as a mem ber of any of the numerous organizations to

which he belonged. He w ill be best rem em bered as

an outstanding person and friend o f the students. Men

o f B ill Hopkins’ ca lib er cannot be replaced . His

mem ory w ill b e cherished and long-lived in the

School of Forestry and W ildlife M anagem ent.

With great pride, we the members of the staff

d ed icate this 1968 edition of the Annual Ring to

the memory of our beloved Dr. Hopkins.

-THE STA FF-

C h eck in g m oisture co n ten t o f lu m ber.

P ointing out com pression wood in softw ood.

CLOQEUPS OF DR. HOPKINS

D r. Hopkins in his o f f ic e .

T h e first log a t sum m er ca m p .

FORESTER'S LAMENT

The chiggers chew m e a ll the day, Mosquitos all the night.No m atter how I scratch or swat, There's s till another b ite .

Where others see a shady nook,I find a m illion ticks.And, if I pause to rest me there,Each one into me sticks

A probing prong to bleed me white. The while I rant and rave,And dig and scratch and curse the day That I becam e a slave

To Forestry - the old skin game Where, every day and night,My aching, burning, itching pelt Feeds some bug's appetite!

Frank R. Crow

LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonie Moore, Bob Watson, Richard K elly , Pat Beard, Paul Grigg, Glen T id ­w ell, C ecil Crawford.

ANNUAL RING STAFF

E d ito r----------------------------------------------------- Paul GriggBusiness M an ag er------------------------- --- C ecil CrawfordAssistant Business M a n a g e r---------------- Richard Kelly

Consulting Editor ------------- - Bob WatsonPhotographer--------------------------------------------Pat BeardA r tis t -------------------------------------------------- Glen Tidw ellAlumni E d ito r--------------------------------------Sonie MooreFaculty Advisor ----------------------------------Dr. Linnartz

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the staff who put in so much of their tim e to put out the 1968 Annual Ring. My special Thanks go to Jennie Bettcher who designed the cover.

Paul Grigg, Editor

DIRECTORDR. P. Y . BURNS

D irecto r o f the S ch o o l o f Forestry and W ild life M anag em ent

B .S . , T u lsa , 1941M .F . , Y a le , 1946P h .D . . Y a le , 1949Forest History and P o licy

THE DIRECTOR S MESSAGE

In the United States, there are now about 50 schools of forestry. F all enrollm ent in these schools in 1966 totaled11 ,118 undergraduates, o f which 7 ,000 w ere in general forestry; the rem ainder were distributed among w ildlife m an­agem ent, range* m anagem ent, forest recreation , and wood technology. Some of the important trends in undergraduateforestry education are:

1 . Steady increase in enrollm ent since the post-w ar low of 4 ,6 9 1 students in 1952.

2 . Increase in number of forestry schools. Also, increase in number of schools accredited by the Society of A m erican Foresters (25 in 1952, 32 in 1967).

3 . Expansion of physical fa c ilitie s , including new buildings.

4 . Increase in number and education level of faculty mem bers and decrease in average teaching load.

5 . More options and hew curricula, including areas such as forest recreation , w ild life m anagem ent, and a forest science curriculum for students going on to graduate school.

6 . Curricula content more basic, more flex ib le , broader, m ore m ath and scien ce and fewer credits in forestry.

7. Less emphasis on h o w -to -d o -it instruction and more on basic principles; more on m ultiple-use forestry.

8 . More transfer students from junior colleges and from colleges where forestry is not offered.

9. Rapid increase in one- and tw o-year forestry tech nician schools, particularly in the far West.

Paul Y . Burns, D irector

FACULTY

BRYANT A. BATEMAN

ProfessorB . S . F . , L. S . U . , '26 M .S . F . , Iowa State, '34 P h .D . , U. of Michigan, '49 Management of Hardwoods; Upland Game Management

A. BIGLER CROW

ProfessorB. S. F . , North Carolina State College, '34M. F. , Y a le , '41 Silviculture; Forest Protection; Re search Methods; Advanced S i lv i­culture of Southern Forests

THOMAS HANSBROUGH

Associate Professor B . S . F . , L . S . U . , '49 M .F . , L. S .U . , '57 P h .D . , L . S . U . , '61 Dendrology; Silvics ; Artificial Forest Regeneration

NORWIN E. LINNARTZ

Associate ProfessorB. S . , Texas A. & M . , '53M . F . , L .S .U . , '59P h .D . , L . S . U . , '61Research in forest soils and fertilization; Advanced Forest Soils;Farm Forestry

ROBERT W. McDERMID

A ssociate ProfessorB. S . , Davidson C o lle g e , '30

M . F . , Y a le , '37Forest E co n o m ics; Forest M a n a g e­m e n t; A dvanced Forest M a n a g e­m e n t; H arvesting T im b e r Crops; R ecreatio n in the Forest Environ­m e n t; S em in ar in Industrial Forestry

FANT W. MARTIN

A ssociate Professor B. S . , U . o f K entucky, '53 M . S . , U . o f K entucky , '5 5 P h .D . , U tah S ta te U n iv ., '63 G am e M an ag em en t T e ch n iq u e s;

,-Upland G am e M a n a g em en t; G am e M an ag em en t S e m in a r; W ild life Pop ulation D ynam ics

JAM ES W. AVAULT

A ssistant Professor B. S . , M issouri, '61 M .S . , Auburn, '6 3 P h .D . , Auburn, '66 L im n o log y ; Pond and Stream M a n ­a g e m e n t; Fishery Research T e c h ­

niques

BENTON H. BOX

A ssistant Professor

B . S . , L .S .U . , '5 7M . F . , L . S . U . , '5 9D . F . , D uke, '67S ilv icu ltu ra l R esearch ; L. S .U .Forest M anager

*

ELVIN T . CHOONG

A ssistant ProfessorB. S . F . , M ontana, '5 6M . F . , Y a le , '58P h .D . , Syracu se, '6 2Wood T ech n o lo g y and U tiliz a tio n ;Forest Products; A dvanced WoodS c ie n c e ; Seasoning Preservation

CLIFTON B. MARLIN

A ssistant ProfessorB. S . , M ississippi S ta te C o lle g e , '4 3 M . F . , D uke, '49 Forest M ensuration ; P rosem in ar; Conservation o f Forest Resources

DUDLEY D . CULLEY

A ssistant Professor B. S . , M illsap s C o lle g e , '5 9 M .E d ., U niv. o f M is s . , '61 M .S . , M iss. S ta te , '6 4 Ichthyology

%

ROBERT E. MURRY

A ssistant Professor B . S . F . , L .S .U . , '51 M .S . G . M . , L .S .U . , '5 2 G am e and Range M an ag em en t in the Forest; A dvanced G am e M a n ­ag em en t - W aterfow l; Fur A n im al M an ag em en t

PETER J . FOGG

InstructorB . S . , U niv. o f W ales, '5 2 M . S . , L . S . U . , '61 P hysica l and M e ch a n ica l Properties o f W ood; R esearch in S ycam o re G en etics and Wood U tiliz a tio n

ANATOL KASZKUREW ICZ

Research Forester

M . F . , C o lleg e o f A gricu ltu re ,( S .G . G. W .)

W arsaw, Poland, '36 Bottom land Hardwoods R esearch

THOM AS D . KEISTER

InstructorB. S . , Iowa S ta te , '50 M . S . , L . S . U . , '63 P h .D . , L .S .U . , '66R esearch on S ilv icu ltu re o f Southern

Pines

EDWARD L. KLEIN

Instructor

B . S . , Penn. S ta te , '58M .S . , Penn. S ta te , '61M . B. A . , B aylor, '6 3Research in Southern Pine Plywoodand Forest Products M arketing

LOUISIANA COOPERATIVE RESEARCH UNITS

WILDLIFE

JOHN D. NEWSOM, Leader

B .S . , L .S .U . , '48M. S. G. M g t . , L. S. U. , '49

ROBERT B. CHABRECK, Assistant Leader

B . S . F . , L . S . U . , '56 M .S .G . M g t . , L . S . U . , *57

FISHERY

JERRY C. TASH, Leader

B .S . (Botany-Zoology), Eastern Illinois State College, '57 M .A . (Zoology), Univ. of Kansas, '59 Ph .D . (Zoology), Univ. of Kansas, '64

WILLIAM H. HERKE, Assistant Leader

B .S . (Zoology), Iowa State, '56 M .S . (Zoology), Iowa State , '57

OFFICE STAFF

MRS. MILDRED BRUCE MRS. VIOLET SAMAHA MRS. EMOGENE PENTON

RESEARCH UNITS STAFF

MRS. NELL SARANTHUS MRS. GEORGAN WILSON MISS SARAH ANNE VIA LET

DUDLEY BOLTON: Outstanding Service Award; given by L .S .U . Society o f Forest­ers.

SCHOLARSHIPSAND

AWARDS

GLEN TIDWELL: Forestry Alumni Scholar­ship Award; X i Sigm a Pi Outstanding Soph­omore Award.

OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS:

WAYNE HUEBINGER: 1967 Seedling and Sapling Award.

V. C. REGGIO: Baton Rouge Sportsmen's League Scholarship Award.

RODNEY F. MCLEAN: Louisiana W ildlife Federation Scholarship.

S . RAY AYCOCK Louisiana W ildlife Federation Scholarship

ALAN D. DREESEN H om elite Corporation Scholarship

DANIEL K. TABBERER Louisiana Land and Exploration Co. Scholarship

EDWARD J. ROBICHAUX Society o f Foresters Scholarship - 1967

ORGANIZATIONS

LEFT TO RIGH T: Ed R obich au x, Richard K e lly , P at Beard, C e c il Craw ford, Jam es Bird, Bob W atson,

T om T yson. SECOND ROW: Doug R obich eau x, Sonie M oore, Jaspers Edm onde, A aron G u illory , G len T id w e ll, Richard C art, B ill H am m ond. THIRD ROW: Sidney G r illo t, S tev e B u eche, M ike D irksm eyer, Richard Huff, Carlos S card in a , Frank Roth, Paul G rigg, John A dam s, S tev e C lem en ts.

L.S.U. SOCIETY OF FORESTERS

OFFICERS

P resident - - ................................Edward RobichauxV ice President - - - - - - - - - - - Bob W atsonS e cre ta ry - - -------------- - — pa t Beard

T r e a s u r e r ------------------------------- - C e c il Crawford

S erg ean t a t A r m s -------------- ----------------Jam es Bird

S o c ia l C h a ir m a n -------------- ---------------- T om TysonP u b lic ity C hairm an - - --------------John BranchA th le tic O f f i c e r --------------------------- Richard K ellyF o r e s te r ----------------------- --------- --- — John BranchA ssistant F o r e s te r -------------- --------- G len T id w ell

F acu lty A d v iso r------------------Thom as Hansbrough

T he S o c ie ty was founded h ere a t L .S .U . in 1 9 2 4 as a so c ia l-p ro fess io n a l o rg a n iz a tio n . M em b er­ship is open to a ll students enro lled in the S ch o o l o f Forestry and W ild life M an ag em en t.

T he prim ary purpose o f the S o c ie ty is to prom ote the profession o f forestry . M eetings are held tw ice m on thly . Throughout the y ear , various leaders in the profession o f forestry speak at m eetin gs on

su b jec ts in p articu lar fie ld s.

A ctiv itie s o f the S o c ie ty inclu d e a "Freshm an S m o k e r ," f a l l and spring "In itia tio n s , " a "C hristm as

P arty" a t w hich the e le c te d sw eeth eart is presented, a "Sp ring Party" and a "Sp ring Field D a y ."

T he S o c ie ty is financed by p ro jects carried out by its m em b ers. T h ese p ro jects inclu de Rodeo drink sa les , C hristm as tree sa les , and cu ttin g pulpw ood. T he S o c ie ty presents a $ 1 0 0 .0 0 scholarship to a Junior who has contributed m ost to the fu rtherance o f the S o c ie ty 's o b je c t iv e s . T he S o c ie ty also publishes the Annual Ring, w hich is a record o f the a c tiv itie s o f th e S ch o o l o f Forestry and W ild life

M an ag em en t.

LEFT TO RIG H T; BACK ROW; Harry Saranthus, Larry Kuhn, Ja c k M im s, D r. Norwin E. L in nartz , John Branch, A lan D reesen . SECOND ROW: D r. Thom as Hansbrough, D r. Bryant B a tem a n , Jam es Bird, M r. A . B ig ler Crow, Donald F e d u cc ia , John C rain , W illiam Read, M r. R. W. M cD erm id . FRONT ROW: D r. Paul Y . Burns, M r. Peter Fogg, Richard Huff, Dan T ab b erer, Thom as Sn e llg ro v e , M r. Edward L. K le in , Dr. Thom as K eister.

XI SIGMA PI

Forester - - ------------------------------------- --- - Thom as Snellg roveA ssistant F o r e s te r ......................................................................................... Dan T ab b ererS e c re ta ry -F isc a l A g e n t -------------------------------------------------------------Richard HuffR a n g e r ----------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------Larry Kuhn

F acu lty A d v iso r --------------------------------------------------------- M r. Edward L. K leinE xecu tive C o u n cil R e p re s e n ta tiv e ------- --------- ----------M r. R. W. M cD erm id

X i S ig m a Pi, the n a tio n a l forestry honor fra tern ity , was founded a t the U niversity o f W ashington on

N ovem ber 2 4 , 1 9 0 8 . The lo c a l ch ap ter, Nu, was founded a t the L .S .U . S ch o o l o f Forestry on A pril 13 , 1 9 4 0 .

T he o b je c t iv e s o f X i S ig m a Pi are to secure and m a in ta in a high standard o f scholarship in forestry e d u catio n , to work for the upbuilding o f forestry , and to prom ote fra tern a l re latio n s am ong earn est w ork­

ers engaged in forestry a c t iv itie s .

Only forestry students o f high sch o la s tic ranking and showing prom ise o f a tta in in g high professional

a ch ie v e m e n t are e le c te d to the fra tern ity . T he new m em bers are known as "neop hy tes" during th e in ­form al in itia tio n and b e co m e a c tiv e m em bers a fte r the form al cerem o n y .

X i S ig m a Pi p ro jects are the p resentation o f the O utstanding Sophom ore Award in forestry e a c h y ear and the m a in ten a n ce o f the forestry alu m ni d istribution m ap in the lobby o f the Forestry Building.

L. to R. STAN D IN G : Linda Branch, M rs. C lifto n M arlin , K aren H enderson, Sue Birdsong, N ell S aran - thus, M rs. E lvin Choong, M rs. Fant M artin , Jo M atthew s, Sh irley A lle n . SEATED L. to R . : Bonnie P etrey , Pat Craw ford, M ary Lynne Senn , Paula H im schoot, M ary Harper.

PINETTES

OFFICERS

P re s id e n t ............................................. N e ll SaranthusV ice President - - - - - - - -K aren HendersonS e c r e ta r y -T r e a s u r e r -------------- --- - Sue BirdsongS p o n so rs .....................................M rs. C lifto n M arlin

Mrs. Jam es A vault

T he P in ettes is a student and fa cu lty w iv es ' o rg an izatio n th a t was founded in 1955 by M rs. Paul Bums and Mrs. W. C . H opkins. T he th re e -fo ld purpose o f the o rg an izatio n is to fa m ilia r iz e m em bers w ith the profession o f th e ir husbands, to g iv e the m em bers the opportunity to b e co m e b e tte r acquainted w ith e a ch o th er, and to provide a v a rie ty o f com m on in terest program s. Its a c t iv itie s in clu d e serving as hostess for the Annual W ives' C o ffe e , sponsoring varied fa m ily fun ctions, and preparing the Annual C hristm as D in n er-D a n ce B uffet. T he m o tto adopted by th e P in ettes in 196 6 is "C itiz e n sh ip , U nder­

standing, and F r ie n d sh ip ."

GRADUATE STUDENTS

JAMES CADE Natchitoches, Louisiana U tilization

LARRY G. HENDERSON Bastrop, Louisiana U tilization

SHIH-CHANG "TO N Y" HU LAWRENCE M. KUHNHonan Province, China Luling, LouisianaForestry Forest Business

CARL W. PETREY Richardson, T ex . Forest M anagem ent

GRADUATE STUDENTSNOT PICTU RED

FO R EST MANAGEMENT AND

W OOD UTILIZATION

F IS H E R IE S W ILD LIFEMANAGEMENT

CHAMPAGNE, HAROLD P. FEDUCCIA, DONALD P. LOE, WILLIAM A.MIMS, JACK R.PRINCE, THOMAS E . , JR. REEVES, HERSHELL C. SCHULER, CHARLES M. SENN, DEWEY W. THOMPSON, MICHAEL C. WINDHAM, JESSE L.

BELLINGER, JOHN W. BIRDSONG, CHARLES L. BOOTHBY, REA N. DAVIDSON, GLADNEY G.DE LA BRETONNE, L. W ., JR. RYAN, PATRICK W. TOMLINSON, RICHARD

AYCOCK, SEABORN R ., JR. CHANDLER, GEORGE A. GARNER, GERALD W. HOFFPAUIR, JOHN W. LEWIS, DONALD M. MCLEAN, RODNEY F. MCCOY, GEORGE I. MATTHEWS, PAUL J. MISSO, ROBERT J.SOILEAU, DAVID M. WEEKS, JOHN L.WILLIAMS, SARTOR O. Ill

HARRY SARANTHUS M obile County, A la. Forest M anagem ent

THOMAS A. SNELLGROVE Plaquem ine, La.Forest U tilization

RICHARD F. STANEK Hamburg, N. Y .Game M anagem ent

JASPERS EDMONDEBelguimFisheries

SENIORS

PATRICK A. BEARD Baton Rouge, La.Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters, (Secretary , ’68), Annual Ring S ta ff (Photographer, ’68), S .A .F .

JAMES G. BIRD Jonesville, La.Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters, Xi Sigm a Pi, Alpha Z eta, S .A .F .

DUDLEY M. BOLTON Provencal, La.Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters,Alpha Gamma Rho, S .A .F .

JOHN D. BRANCH Baton Rouge, La.Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters (Forester and Publicity Chairm an, '68), Xi Sigma Pi, Alpha Z eta , S .A .F .

FRANK T . CARROLL Baton Rouge, La. Forest M anagem ent Kappa Sigma

CECIL A. CRAWFORD Baton Rouge, La.Forest M anagem ent Society o f Foresters (Treasurer, ’68), Annual Ring S ta ff (Business M anager, ’68), S .A .F .

LOTT R. CUTRER Jackson, La.Game M anagem ent Society of Foresters

MICHAEL D. DIRKSMEYER Baton Rouge, La.Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters, S .A .F .

ALAN D. DREESEN Jefferson, Texas Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters, Annual Ring (Editor, ’67), S . A . F . , AGR, R .O .T .C . Corps Commander, Scabbard and Blade (President), Alpha Z eta, ODK, Who's Who

MARTIN P. EIKERT Vicksburg, Miss. Forest M anagem ent

RUDOLPH E. FLACK, JR. Baton Rouge, La.Forest M anagem ent S. A..F.

JOHN M. GRAHAM West Monroe, La. Forest M anagem ent

DONALD J. GREMILLION A lexandria, La.Forest M anagem ent S .A .F .

PAUL K. GRIGG San Antonio, Texas Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters, (Secretary , '67), Annual Ring (Consulting Editor, '6 7 ; Editor, '68 ), Alpha Z eta , S .A .F .

AARON R. GUILLORY Baton Rouge, La. Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters

WILLIAM F. HEATH Calhoun, La,Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters,S. A. F . , Sigm a Pi (President), Citizens Council (V ice President)

RICHARD H. HUFF Shreveport, La,Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters, Xi Sigm a Pi (S e c .-F is c a l Agent), Alpha Z eta, S .A .F .

LARRY J. JACOB Ponchatoula, La. Forest M anagem ent S .A .F .

RICHARD A. KELLY C heneyville, La.Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters, (A thletic O fficer, '68), Annual Ring (Asst. Business Manager, ’68), S .A .F . , Intramural Sports

RICHARD R. LAW Big Rapids, M ichigan Forest M anagem ent

OTHER SENIORSDAVID E. BROCK

RICHARD P. CART

OMAR CASCO

JOHN B. CRAIN

RONNIE D. EVANS

GASTON LANAUX III

PAUL R. MOORE

RICHARD MOSLEY

WILLIAM L. PEARCE Denham Springs, La. Forest M anagem ent S. A. F.

ROWLAND H. PEAK New Orleans, La.Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters, S .A .F . , Alpha Gamm a Rho

WILLIAM W. READ West Monroe, La.Society of Foresters, Spring Field Day Champion, Xi Sigm a Pi, Alpha Z eta, S .A .F .

ALLEN H. REYNOLDS M organza, La.Forest M anagement Poultry Scien ce Club

EDWARD J. ROBICHAUX Baton Rouge, La.Forest M anagement Society of Foresters, (President), Alpha Gamma Rho, S .A .F .

EDWARD G. ROPER Shreveport, La. Forest M anagem ent Society o f Foresters, S .A .F .

DANIEL K. TABBERER Hot Springs, Arkansas Game M anagem ent Society of Foresters,Xi Sigm a Pi, S. A. F.

THOMAS H. TYSON Baton Rouge, La.Forest M anagem ent Society of Foresters, (So cia l Chairm an, ’68), Arnold Air Society , Scabbard and Blade

AARDVARKAARDVARK EDITORIAL POLICY

The o b je c t is not to ridicule or to anyone be cruel

Only to point out litt le laughs both o f students and of staff

A GIRL Love and Kisses

Sonja has more spunk than many A girl in forestry? There never were any

Not a single g irl, it used to beIts a pleasure, a girl in my class to see

OF QUESTIONABLE PRACTICESChoo Choo muses with awe and wonder

how so many students can m ake such blunders

Now 15 students with gross mistakesmake a ll their mistakes in the very same p lace!

OF HUNTINGThe Thin Man returns, covered with glory The class patiently listens to his stories

The whole class wonders where he can gather so many chickens with curly green feathers

THE ROLLER-RITERThe ro ller-riter , with lots o f nervegreets his sleepy class "Good Morning" with verve

It's not his class that gets us hot It's getting up at six o 'c lo ck

JUNIORSSOPHOMORES

FRESHMEN

JOHN C. ADAMS Angie, La.

TOMMY R. BAILEY M ansfield, La.

THOMAS F. BRANTLY Zachary, La.

J UNIOR 8

DEVONDE CLEMENCE New Orleans, La.

ROBERT E. FRAZIER A m ite, La.

SIDNEY L. GRILLOT New Orleans, La.

RAYMOND W. HANCOCK Zachary, La.

J. STEVE BUECHE Baton Rouge, La.

CHARLES A. COLLINS Y azoo C ity, Miss.

JOHN L. HARPER Hot Springs, Ark.

ROBERT D. HIMSCHOOT Fort Myers, Fla.

If you a ll would shut up, I could get on with my le c tu r e !! !

CHARLES H. LEWIS Zachary, La,

C. E. MARTIN Baton Rouge, La.

And I used a mouth wash???

F. L. JOHNSON Alexandria, La.

DENNIS R. MARTIN Alexandria, La.

BARI L. MATHERNE Baton Rouge, La.

SONIE M. MOORE FRANK A. ROTHBaton Rouge, La. Baton Rouge, La.

CARL A. SCARDINA Baton Rouge, La.

RICHARD P. SIVICEK Chicago, 111.

ROBERT W. WATSON Franklinton, La.

BOBBY R. YOUNG A lexandria, La.

GLEN R. TIDWELL Downsville, La.

OTHER JUNIORS

A uther C . Ahrens Richard O. Byrd

Robert A . Cham pion Lester W . Cook Jam es W . F lem in g John A. Freche Jr. A aron R. G uillory Conway P. G u iteau Jr. Van J . K icks Jr.

A lan J . H ohensee

C harles E. Hyde III Bruce K lein Lucius T . Lazarus Jr. Ronald L. M erritt W illiam J . Saxon

Jam es L. Sp en cer Robert J . T om linson Edward H. W hite D onald R. W ilson

WILLIAM J. HAMMOND M etairie , La.

DOUGLAS J. ROBICHEAUX M etairie , La.

RONALD K. JEANE Colfax, La.

SOPHOMORES

Richard W. Brinker Ronald T . Brown Jam es L. Dunn Jam es E. Eggert W illiam L. Kleinpeter Robert G. Linscombe Charles A. Lucia W illiam M. Ross Olin L. Stubbs Randolph E. Toms John A. W illingham

EDWARD E. HUFF Baton Rouge, La.

CHARLES A. SELF Yazoo C ity, Miss.

CHESTER L. DELAUNE Alexandria, La.

COLONEL W HAT???

FRESHMEN/

John A. Agaisse M ichael L. HodgesKent Allain Quincy Ray Hodges, Jr.D aniel Andre Jam es E. HolcombeJohn H. Appleton Eric N. HolstemRichard C. Aycock Jam es M. HumphreysCornel P. Blouin Russell JacobsStephen J. Bornkessal Eldridge R. Johnson, IIIW illiam O. Brooks Paul K. KeenzeKenneth M. Carrier Jam es W. K itte llFloyd R. Charrier Gregory L. LaFleurHenry R. M. Childtes Joseph B. LandryW illiam Clem ent Boyd J. Lowe, Jr.Gene P. Darcey Jam es R. M cKnightJohn R. D elee Hugh E. ManarGeorge J. Denehy Donald 0 . NeumanGerald W. Eastin Russell E. NewmanRichard E. Ellis Paul R. OrrJam es M . Fitch Charles H. PapenburgJulius R. Fomea Robert D. PurvisBrooks A. Foret Larry J. RabalaisLawerence G. Gast Joseph B. Robertson, Jr.Stephen T . Gibson M ichael D. SouleNoel R. G illan , Jr. John K. StallJam es J . Grinage Hugh K. StoneAllen R. Guillory Thomas S. TerritoHenry A . Haas David G. ViavantW illiam Hadaway M ichael L. W alkerC. Craig Harris Steve C. W alkerW illiam G. Hattox Kenneth L. W illiam sRobert C. Herrington Lawrence S. Woodman

RANDAL J . MALORIN Baton Rouge, La.

SUMMER CAMP

One

Tw o Tw o b la ck b erries equals50 c a lo rie s .

M ay he rest in p e a c e .Dumpy D ev il strikes a g a in ! !

Let your fingers do the cruising—

Yep! The Bird did i t ! !

Where are those V iet Cong?

Dendro Week

No. 1 Common, H um ph!! !

Logging Week

Caught in the a ct Sure is lonely out here

"Horseplay breeds i l l feelin g . "

Mr. M ist-m an

"I used brand X . " S m i le ! !

Ring around the rosy

This is too much like work The visitors

100<7o effective

"Y ep , that's a knife. ”

How in the do you workthis m achine???

Mm m m , that was a good sandwich.

Barefoot at the fence post factory

CAUTION: Slippery when wet

W atch it, Ed, that thing m ight go off.

Psst! See ya a t the Klan Rally

C an 't w ait until 3:30

Sure could use a cool beer right now

He got the last red pop Outdoor m athem aticians

It's a what kind o f breakfast, Mr. Crow??

No, T ex , soils, not dendro.

B re a k -tim e !! ! Look M a !! No c a v it ie s !!

And he said there'd be no night work.

So, this is what they're gonna make us do when we get out??

LABS AND

CLASSES

Close supervision

This is not turned on.

Maybe I should use a deoderant?Push this button, you get g e e r o !!

FIRE CLASSThey learn to burn a t class in co lleg e but never get to apply the knowledge,

The wind's too high or grass too dry it's enough to make a professor cry.

Love (® Kisses,

On the outside lin e , leading by one plow length, is "L ittle Miss Putt-Putt" driven by Pa Pa K elly .

I f at first you do not succeed, follow the map.

Prof, wouldn't it be easier and faster just to plow

around this lo g ???

I 'l l teach that "Peckerwood" how not to burn.

MENSURATION

W hen I say do a lQ°]o cru ise, I d o n 't m ean do 10% o f the plots! ! !

Is this Ben Hur's ch a rio t, or the ch a rio t to Ben Hur?

H e 'll never re a liz e that our crew s cruised the sam e lin es.

at

CHAINSAW GANG

Who can concentrate on chain saws with girls passing by??

EdI wish I had my trash can.

Mr. M ac.I hate to give him a "D ".

M artieH e'll have to give me an "A ", I 'v e done better than any one in the class.

"I don't know, maybe that's not a No. 1 log. ”

True to form Hard day at the w agon-w heel factory

D oc's test ca n 't be as hard as they say it is . . .

OUT OF CLASS

Hey! ! ! This stuff has bugs in it . . Deep concentration

"T h e Can Is Full" He's not going far, I've got his keys.

Hey Bird! that isn 't humus, it's co ffee .

ACTIVITIES!

Puff, Puff, Grunt, Who said this was easy??

"Bow -saw in' B il l" , Spring Field Day Champion.

The Judgement Seat

SPRINGFIELDDAY

Speak softly and carry a what??

Battle of the sexes

Look, one hand!

Those Indians won't find m e here.

"This is great root beer. "

Smoke gets in your eyes."And then she bit me h e r e ."

FRESHMAN SMOKER

"S e e , I can reach it t o o ! ! "

CHRISTMAS PARTY

"W ell, I_do use Ivory liquid. " Happy??

Dancing Bear

Queen Sonie and her Court.

Roth A -G o-G o

PoPo and MoMo

Gee C harlie, this is fu n !!

Chow Line

The Feast

Pat sure is enjoying herself.

"I 'm having so much fu n !! " SONIE MOORE: Queen of the School of Forestry and W ildlife M anagem ent.

MAIN AVE. €. STEVENS ST.

SPOKANE,WASH.

Over 50 Years Manufacturing HAND MADE

No. 690 LEATHER OR COMPOSITION SOLE

No. 375 8" VIBRAM

OR

COMPOSITION

No. 75 - 8" OR

No. 100 - 10" CALKED LOGGER

S e n d fo r C a ta lo gSm oke Ju m per and Forester

OVERRUN

A Summer Day Lady Godiva??

Flathead Training Camp

"T o cut or leav e? That is the q u estion ."

What's so funny, Ed?

Boo sa w m ill!! !

"I thought this truck was held together by baling w ire, not tw in e ."

Christmas Tree Harvesters

CUTTING CHRISTMAS

TREES

"T h is is a heck o f a way to m ake a liv ing. "

Beast and Beauty

ALUMNI

Alumni wives gather

HOMECOMING 1967

Dr. Burns presents A lu m nus-o f-the-Y ear Award to Je ff Hughes '48

Mr. A. B. CrowJe ff Hughes and Dr. Linnartz

President Wilbur H. Henderson '38

Outgoing PresidentWoodrow W. Holmes '38

Paul Grigg - Annual Ring Editor

Coach Press M aravich - Guest Speaker Dr. Kety '40 presents scholarship to Glen

Tidw ell

Dr. Hansbrough '49 reports

ALUMNUS-OF-THE-YEAR AWARDPresented by the Faculty

S chool o f Forestry & W ildlife M anagem ent

Mr. Jeff D. Hughes, Jr. is the recip ient o f the current A lu m ­nus o f the Year Award. He graduated in Forestry in 1949, and is an active m em ber o f the LSU Forestry & W ild life M anagem ent Alum ni A ssociation .

Mr. Hughes is em ployed as District M anager by the Crown Z ellerbach Corporation. He serves on the Board o f Directors for the Louisiana Forestry Association and as Chairman o f the State Tree Farm C om m ittee, Louisiana Forestry Association . He is on the execu tive com m ittee o f the G ulf State Section o f the Society o f A m erican Foresters and is also an active m em ber o f the South­east Louisiana group o f the state Chapter.

His hom e is in Denham Springs, Louisiana, where he is a m em ber o f the Chamber o f C om m erce and President o f the D en­ham Springs Rotary Club. In 1966, Mr. Hughes was chairm an o f the Livingston Parish United Givers Fund. He also coaches a Lit­tle League baseball team for the Denham Springs Parks and R ec­reation C om m ision .

Mr. Hughes has written the fo llow in g article for the Annual Ring:

Foresters throughout the United States are becom ing increasingly aware that they are being faced with tre­mendous pressures for other uses for lands now classified as forest lands. Each passing year sees additional a cre ­age being perm anently transferred to such uses as roadways, utility righ ts-o f-w ay, industrial sites, h om e-sites, schools, and recreational areas that are non-forest oriented. Coupled with this is the fa ct that in many areas real estate values, due to this ever increasing dem and for land, have increased to such a point that many land owners are decid in g that they cannot afford to grow tim ber on their land and are instead reaching for the qu ick ­er financial returns to be gained through other uses.

Assuming that the basic reason for this increasing demand for other uses o f land is due to our ever expand­ing population , the long range forecast is even m ore disheartening. It is conservatively estim ated that, during the next decad e , som ething over 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 people w ill be added, net, to the population each year. By 1980 there w ill be in excess o f 2 3 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Am ericans, com pared with today's approxim ately 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .

Year by year the nation's cities are expanding. Their boundries w ill u ltim ately converge, form ing what w ill be known in the future as a "m e g a lo p o lis " . It has been predicted that such a m egalopolis w ill cover nearly the entire G ulf Coast region , stretching from the area o f Houston, Texas, to near Pensacola, Florida. Think o f the tremendous number o f people that w ill live in this area, and o f the vast land areas which w ill be converted from forest land to sites for industrial plants, hom es, and recreation areas.

Alm ost daily in our newspapers and m agazines we com e upon the term "land re form ". It is usually in co n ­nection with the breaking down o f large estates in Central A frica , or in South A m erica . Do not for a minute think that we here in the United States are im m une. Already several states have considered legislation that would lim it the acreage that could be held by one owner. Fortunately, such acts have fa iled to pass, and doubt has been cast on their constitutionality. But what do you think is going to happen i f an ill inform ed m ega lop o lis - controlled society decides that its needs for land is a ll im portant, and, as is already the case, a socia listica lly inclined Supreme Court bases its interpretation o f the Constitution upon changing public opinion rather than upon the wording? Can forestry survive the population explosion?

The crux o f the matter is this. When the tim e for decision com es, w ill foresters be in a position to be heard, with opinions that w ill bear w eight? W ill our profession be recognized as one which can be depended upon to m ake mature recom m endations, based upon knowledge and understanding, for the ben efit o f our country, or w ill it be regarded as a w ell m eaning but inept group o f ou tdoor-m inded provincials?

I be lieve that there are several ways in w hich the present day forester can prepare h im self for the com ing ba ttle . First and forem ost, he should strive to im prove his im age as a professional m an. There is one easy way to be recognized as a professional - that is to act like on e . No am ount o f legislation or registration is going to im prove our professional status in the eyes o f the p u b lic. We are judged in three ways - by our actions, by our appearance, and by the com pany we keep. A forester should be a leader in his com m unity , taking part in c iv ic and p o lit ica l affairs. With particular reference to the latter, we should not hide our heads in the sand, but should open ly support public o ffic ia ls who w ill return support to us when the Occasion dem ands. A forester should d e ­mand adequate com pensation for his services, and should do everything possible to discourage the prevailing b e ­l ie f that ad vice or other services from a forester are free for the asking. As to appearance, we a ll rea lize that foresters have a certain amount o f field work to do, and that only field cloth ing is appropriate for this. We are o f necessity at tim es both dirty and briar torn. This can be com pensated for by being extrem ely careful o f our attire when making public appearances. A forester who has on many occasions m ade public addresses, and whom I admire greatly , on ce told m e that when m aking a public appearance he always planned to be as w ell dressed as the best dressed man in the audience. This is the mark o f a professional m an.

A forester should enhance his position by continuing his education throughout his career. The earning o f a degree should be considered as a high point only in his form al education , while his in form al education should have no end. The forester who accepts em ploym ent o f a h a lf professional, h a lf tech n ica l nature, and who re ­mains there because he likes the outdoor nature o f the work, or doesn 't want to change his liv ing loca tion , or has failed to keep h im self abreast o f modern developm ents and techniques, may be satisfying his living require­ments, but he is doing an injustice to h im self and to his profession. I know that we cannot a ll be V ice -P resi­dents, or State Foresters, or Departm ent D irectors, but who would deny that every forester should be preparing h im self for the day when he m ight have the opportunity o f holding an im portant jo b . And w ell qu alified , w ell respected people in important positions is what we w ill need when the tim e o f decision arrives.

Last, but not least, a forester can insure the survival o f his profession by organizing. B ecom e a m em ber o f the L. S. U. School o f Forestry and W ild life M anagem ent Alum ni A ssociation , o f your State Forestry Association , and o f the Society o f A m erican Foresters. How many tim es have I heard a forester say "I d on 't belong to the L. F. A . because they haven 't ever helped m e, or I don 't belong to the S .A .F . because I ca n 't afford t o . " These people had better wake up before it 's too la te . The truth o f the m atter is that these and other organizations have sponsored and advanced programs that have been o f m ajor e co n o m ic im portance, and that have literally helped create em p loym ent and raise salaries o f foresters. "C an 't afford to ” should b e co m e "c a n 't afford not to".

T im e and tim e again it has been proven that in our d em ocratic form o f governm ent, whenever con flictin g interests must be debated and decided upon, it is always the w ell organized , w e ll staffed, and w ell financed side that carries the day. The v o ice o f a few foresters, crying in the wilderness, w ill not be heard.

The forester who contributes to the prestige o f his profession by the way he carries out his da ily work, who contributes to the w elfare o f his com m unity , who keeps h im self abreast o f the ever changing tech n o log ica l age in which we liv e , who continues his education throughout his career, and who active ly belongs to an contributes to organizations which w ill represent him before the higher levels o f our governm ent - This is the forester who w ill be doing his share to determ ine that forestry w ill survive the population explosion .

ALUMNI LISTING

- A - - B -

RAYMOND J. ADAMS (MF 1956) - P .O . Box 277, Wisner, La.

WILLIAM H. ADAMS (MSGM 1956; P h .D ., Auburn U n iv ., 1959) - 4004 Moss D r . , Annandale, Va. ' 22003; Associate Program D irector, National S c i­en ce Foundation; M arried, 4 children.

WILLIAM P. ADAMS (1931) - 1548 Marshal D r . ,Baton Rouge, La.

JOHN M . ADEMA (1948) - 1222 Riverside D r . , Susanville, C a lif.

FLOYD E. ADKINS (1950) - P .O . Box 61, Pachuta, Miss.

VERNON C. ADKINS (1950) - P. O. Box 644,Hodge, La. ; Procurem ent Forester, Continental Can C o. I n c . ; M arried, 3 children.

NOLAN AGUILLARD (1943) - Route 1, Box 51,Eunice, La.

EDWARD K. AHRENS (1962) - P .O . Box 23, Nat­ch itoches, La. ; Forester, South Ply. Inc. ; M ar­ried, 2 children.

F. J. ALBRECHT, REV. (1949) - 15 Formosa D r ., Charleston, South Carolina.

SHELBY GENE ALFORD (1959) - RFD 1, Kentwood,La. -

THOMAS W. ALISON (1952) - 1558 Y ancey S t . ,11 p h s c Q P P F I

ROBERT S. ALLEE, MAJ. (1956) - 724 W iley D r., Baton Rouge, La.

CHARLES M . ALLEN (1967) - Rt. 1, Box 138, Kent­w ood , La.

KENNETH J. ALLEN (1959) - 507 W. Hanson, C leveland , Texas.

ROBERT S. ALLEN (MF 1961) - P .O . Box 213,M arion, La.

TERRILL D . ALLEN (1949) - 406 6th A ve. N . ,Am ory, Miss.

KERMIT A . ANDERSON (MF 1958) - P .O . Box 102, Canton, Miss.

LAWSON M . ANDERSON, REV. (1946 ; B .D . , Episcopal Sem inary o f the Southwest, 1965) - V icar, St. Thom as Episcopal Church; P .O . Box 303, Springdale, Ark. 72764; M arried, 4 children .

MASSEY H. ANDERSON (1940) - 124 W. Jefferson, M on tice llo , Ark.

M AX H. ANDERSON (1961) - 153 Ravine S t . , Hot Springs, Ark.

JOHN R. ANDREWS (1949) - 2110 Kings R d ., Lees- v ille , La.

JORGE AREVELO C . (1965) - D irection G eneral de Recursos Forestales, 7 Piso Banco N acional de Fom ento, T egu ciga lpa D C, Honduras, CA.

DONALD B. ARMSTRONG (1939) - Belle Isle, G eorgetow n, S .C .

ROBERT E. ASSEFF (1947) - Box 1202, Z w o lle , La.WAYNE M . A T T A W A Y (1951) - Box 6, G eiger, A la .CHARLES B. AULDS (MF 1961) - P .O . Box 128,

Hot Springs, N. C .JULES E. AVRARD, JR. (1943) - 1837 Briar M eadow

R d ., Birm ingham, A la .S. RAY AY CO CK , JR. (1966) - Box 18096, Baton

Rouge, La. ; Grad. Student, LSU.

KENNETH M . BABCOCK (MSGM 1967) - 7348 High­land R d ., Baton Rouge, La. 70808.

WILLIE J. BABIN, JR. (1932) - D eceased.JOE A . BAILEY ( 1950) - 1128 T oler, Malvern

Ark 72104.WILMER F. BAILEY (1950) - 13429 W. 23rd P lace,

G olden, C o lo . 80401.JUAN R. BAKER (1959) - 229 S. Solom on S t ., New

Orleans, La. 70119.MOSES S. BALDWIN, JR. (1952) - P .O . Box 26,

H om erville , Ga. 31634; Unit Supervisor, Inter­national Paper Com pany; M arried, 1 ch ild .

HENERY L. BANGO (1938) - 1910 Anniston S t ., Shreveport, La. 71105.

JULIAN R. BANKSTON (MF 1966) - Rt. 4 , Box 11 -C , H am m ond, La. 70401; Industrial Engineer, U. S. P lyw ood; M arried, 1 ch ild .

GERALD M . BANTER (1950) - Address unknown.JOHN L. BARDWELL, JR. (1961) - 413 Highland

A v e . , Lumberton, N. C . 28358.H. MICHAEL BARNES (1965) - 403 Lambreth Lane,

University Heights, Syracuse, N. Y . 13210; Graduate Fellow , State University C ollege o f Forestry at Syracuse University, D ept, o f Wood Products Engineering; M arriea, 2 children.

JAMES P. BARNETT (1957) - USFS, 2500 Shreveport H w y., P in eville , La. 71360.

JOHN BARNETT, JR. (1940) - Rt. 1, Slaughter, La. 70777.

CHARLES M . BARR, LT. (1966) - 1006 Richardson C t . , A pt. 3, Cheyenne, W yo. 82001; Design En­g ineer, USAF; M arried.

STANLEY J. BARRAS (1959) - SFES, 2500 Shreveport H w y., P in eville , La. 71360.

ROBERT E. BARRETT (1955) - 717 Jefferson P k w y ., New Orleans, La. 70121.

JAMES P. BATCHELOR, III (1943) - Rt. 1, Box 686, Cam den, Ark. 71701.

BRYANT A . BATEMAN (1926 ; MF, Iowa State, 1934; P h .D ., M ich igan , 1949) - 645 Leeward D r .,Baton Rouge, La. 70808; Professor o f Forestry, LSU; M arried, 1 ch ild , 3 grandchildren.

HUGH A . BATEMAN, JR. (MSGM 1965) - 1311 M erryville H w y ., DeRidder, La. 70634.

RICHARD L. BEAN (1967) - 110 Carter S t . , H am ­m ond, La. 70401.

EMMETTE W . BEAUCHAMP, JR. (1940) - 7415 Fairwood Lane, Falls Church, Va. 22046.

L. D . BECTON III (1962) - Box 31, Hampton, Ark. 71744.

O. M . BECTON (1962) - Rt. 1, Silas, A la . ; Forest D evelopm en t M anager, M acM illan Bloedel Products; M arried.

ALLEN U. BEDELL (1960) - Rt. 1, Fountain H ill,Ark. 71642.

TRAVIS M . BEESON (1940) - Rt. 2, Box 111, W ater- boro, S. C . 29488.

ARTHUR BEHRENS (1940) - D eceased .MARVIN T . BELL (1949) - 5639 Berkshire, Baton

Rouge, La. 70806.

CASM ERA. BELNIAK (1939) - IP-CO , P .O . Box 450, Winnsboro, S. C. 29180.

ROY C. BELTZ (1964) - 408 N. Church S t ., Poteau, Okla. 74953.

GEORGE W. BENGTSON, DR. (1952) - 205 C olon ia l D r ., F lorence, A la . 35630.

BARTON L. BENNETT (1965) - P .O . Box 4656, Audubon S ta ., Baton Rouge, La. 70806.

FRANCIS C. BENNETT (1956) - USA Flight Op. Fa­c ility , EUR., APO, N. Y . 09102.

FRANK W. BENNETT (1928) - P .O . Box 4656, Audubon S ta ., Baton Rouge, La. 70806.

EMILE D. BERGERON (1949) - 5112 N. A fton P k w y., Baton Rouge, La. 70806.

ROBERTA. BETER (1954) - Rt. 2, Box 216-N , S lidell, La. 70458.

DON J. BETHANCOURT (1963) - c / o Kisatchie Na­tional Forest, 2500 Shreveport H w y ., P ineville, La. 71360; Forester, U .S . Forest Serv ice ; Single.

EDWIN A . BLAIR (1949) - Rt. 5, Box 424L, Selm a, A la. 36701.

C. DUNCAN BLAKE (1936) - 332 East 52nd S t., Savannah, Ga. 31405.

FRANCOIS R. BLANCHARD (1950) - Bellerose Jr. High S ch ool, Bellerose, La. 70341.

BOBBY G. BLAYLOCK, CAPT. (1956) - Box 3711, APO 96227, San Francisco, C a lif. 94101.

JACK W. BLEVINS (1942) - D eceased.FRANK G. BOCK, JR. (1963) - 650 Jean, Denham

Springs, La. 70726.ROSS F. BOERSLER (1943) - 618 W. Trudgeon S t . ,

Henryetta, Okla. 74437.M AX BOLER (1937) - SCS, 5317 Federal B ld g .,

Little Rock, Ark. 72201.FREDERICK S. BOLLIN (1965) - General D elivery ,

Norris, Tenn. 37828.FRANKLIN T . BOLTON (1959) - P .O . Box 136,

Huttig, Ark. 71747.BILLY C. BOND (1957) - 536 Washington S t . ,

Selm a, A la . 36701.JAMES O. BOND (1963) - 1503 Lynwood D r . ,

Bogalusa, La. 70427.FRANKLIN T . BONNER, Dr. (1958 ; MF, Duke U . ,

1960; DF, Duke, 1965) - P .O . Box FX, State C o lle g e , Miss. 39762; Research Forester, South­ern Forest Expt. S ta ., USFS; M arried, 2 boys.

JOHN D. BONNER (1949) - Box 248, Quitman,Miss. 39355.

R. SIDNEY BOONE (1959) - USFS, P .O . Box AQ,Rio Piedras, P. R. 00928.

EDWIN W. BOOTH (1928) - Box 1710, Roanoke,Va. 24008.

REA N. BOOTHBY (1967) - Box 16642, Univ.Station, Baton Rouge, La. 70803; Grad. Student,

~ LSU.DAVID O. BORDELON (1960) - 717 S. Washington,

M arksville, La. 71351.CHARLES A . BOSSIER (1951) - 401 E. M onroe S t . ,

C larksville, T ex . 75426; Unit Supervisor, Inter­national Paper C o . ; Single.

GEORGE R. BOUCHARD (1559) - Rt. 1, Box 58 Liberty, T ex . 77575.

G. WHITNEY BOURGEOIS (1962, MS 1964) - Address unknown.

JOHN W. BOWERS (1955) - 5532 Niagara D r . , M arrero, La. 70072.

BENTON H. BOX, Dr. (1957 ; MF, 1959; DF, Duke 1967) - Rt. 3, Box 372 -S , Bogalusa, La. 70427;' Assistant Prof. o f Forestry, LSU; M arried. 3 children.

LAMAR N. BOYD (1965) - Box 86, Vanderbilt, T ex . 77991.

EARL M . BRADEN, JR. (1948) - 1249 Five M ile Road Birmingham, A la . 35223.

WILLIAM L. BRADLEY (M F, 1963) - P. O. Box 124 Good Pine, La. 71337.

DAVID W. BRANTON (1958) - Friendship Route, Arkadelphia, Ark. 71923.

MURRAY E. BRASHEARS (1929) - 310 S. H olly St. H am m ond, La. 70401.

JERRY BRASHIER (MS, 1965) - General D elivery Pride, La. 70770.

LAWRENCE B. BREARD (1952) - 2220 O live D r ., A lexandria, La. 71301.

HOMER I. BRENT (1948) - Rt. 2, Box 10 9 -A , Elma, Washington 98541.

WALTER L. BREWER, JR. (1938) - Lake W accam aw , N. C. 28450.

LATNIE L. BREWTON, JR. (1950) - Box 65, W inn- fie ld , La. 71483.

HUBERT J. BRILEY (1952) - So. Bell T& T C o . , Bas­trop, La. 71220.

GLENN L. BRINKMAN (1957) - 3419 C loverdale Lane, D allas, T ex . 75234.

C . B. BRISCOE, Dr. (1950 ; MF 1954; DF, Duke,1957) - P .O . Box 114, E lizabeth, Miss. 38742; Research Forester, USFS; M arried, 4 children.

HARRY BRISLIN, JR. (1950) - 403 Gulfwood D r . , M ob ile , A la . 36608.

JOHN C. BRISTER, JR. (1954) - P .O . Box 617, Colum biana, A la . 35051.

EARL D. BROOM (1957) - 2271 Bayou Lane, S lide ll. La. 70458.

JIMMY D . BROUGHTON (1962) - 4004 Noble S t . , Zachary, La. 70791; Forester, La. Forest Products Corp. ; M arried, 2 children.

CHARLES E. "V A N " BROWN (1950) - 124 Bruce A v e . , Shreveport, L a . ; V ice-president and G eneral M an­ager, Benton Creosoting Works; M arried, 2 c h il ­dren.

EDWARD C. BROWN (1957) - 2053 46th S t . , Rock Island, 111. 60436.

EUGENE B. BROWN III (1966) - D eceased.F. J. BROWN, LT. CDR. (1956) - 1202 16th S t .,

Im perial Beach, C a lif, 92032.JOHN B. BROWN (1942) - Rt. A , Perkinston, Miss.

39573; F orester-in -charge, University o f Miss. Lands, University o f M ississippi; M arried. 2 children.

O . C . BROWN (1963) - U .S . Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi, Texas 74818.

T . CASWELL BROWN (1952) - 2836 Somerset D r., New Orleans, La. 70114.

LACY W. BROWNING (1940) - E. L. Browning C o . , In c ., Ecru, Miss. 38841.

LOUIS E. BRUNETT (BS, 1952, Southeastern Louisi­ana C o lle g e ; MSGM, 1957) - 208 Leah S t . , P ineville , La. 71360; Deer Study Leader, La. W ild life & Fisheries C om m ission ; M arried, 2 children.

EUGENE L. BRUNK (MF, 1960) - G eo. O. White Nursery, Licking, M o. 65542; Tree Im prove­m ent Forester, Missouri Departm ent o f Conserva­tion ; M arried, 2 boys.

JAMES E. BRYAN, JR. (1938) - P .O . Box 167, Per- kinston, Miss. 39577; D istrict Supervisor, Inter­national Paper Co. ; M arried, 2 children.

WILLIAM J. BRYAN (1967) - P .O . Box 542, Cross C ity, Fla. 32628.

ROBERT L. BRYANT (1953) - 3908 Vanderbilt, Lake Charles, La. 70601.

PETER P. BUESCHER (1941) - 4178 Plaza S t . , Jackson, Miss. 39206.

OSCAR J. BUILTEMAN (1951) - 200 West 4th S t . , F ordyce, Ark. 71742.

OLIVER K . BURCHFIELD (MF 1958) - 2001 Betty S t . , Eunice, La. 70535.

JOSEPH G. BURLEIGH (MS 1966) - 940 Stanford A v e . , Baton Rouge, La. 70808.

HUGH M . BURNHAM (1950 ; MF 1966) - Box 358, Good Pine, La. 71337; C h ief Forester, Bodcaw C om pany; M arried, 4 children .

DEAN H. BURNS (1958) - Rt. 2, Box 60, DeRidder, La. 70634.

EDMOND B. BURNS (1949) - 5014 Chestnut, A le x ­andria, La. 71301.

JOE D . BURNS (1947 ; MF 1948) - P .O . Box 639, Jonesboro, La. 71251; President, Burns Forest Products, Inc. ; M arried, 4 children.

LYLE V. BURNS (1959) - 913 Hearthstone D r . ,Stone M ountain, Ga. 30083.

KENNETH L. BURTON (1951) - 2209 Peace S t ., Lufkin, T ex . 75901.

PATRICK L. BUTLER (1953) - Rt. 5, Box 434, St. Francisville, La. 70775.

J. FELIX BYASSEE (1943) - Address unknown.EDWIN L. BYRD, JR. (1938) - Address unknown.ROGER R. BYRD (1959) - 122 Nolen S t . , DeRidder,

La. 70634.

- c -GEORGE W. CABANISS (1955) - 216 E. 19th S t .,

Russellville, Ark. 72801.CHARLES W . CAILLOUET, JR., Dr. (1959 ; MSGM1960; P h .D . , 1964, Iowa State U .) - Institute o f

M arine S cien ces, Univ. o f M iam i, 1 R icken- backer Causeway, M iam i, Fla. 33149; Associate

Prof. o f Fishery Scien ces, University o f M iam i; M arried, 3 children.

ROBERT H. CAIN (1950) - P .O . Box 805, Grand Isle, La. 70358.

THOMAS A . CALLAHAN (1960) - Address unknown.DANIEL C . CAMERON (1950) - 328 Oak D r . , D en­

ham Springs, La. 70726.JOSEPH W . CAMP, SR. (1937) - Box 217, Bradley,

Ark 71826.THOMAS E. CAMPBELL ( 1951) - 3811 Gingerbread

R d ., A lexandria , La. 71303.JIMMY C . CAPEL (1958) - Box 191, Huntsville,

T ex . 77340.WALTER E. CARL, JR. (1959) - 102 Howard S t .,

Jonesboro, Ga. 30236.CHARLES F. CARLTON (1949) - Box 600, N atchez,

Miss. 39121.BENTON E. CARPENTER, JR. (1958 ; MF 1965) - c / o

Forestry Sciences L a b ., Carlton S t . , Athens, G a. 30601; Forest Products T echn olog ist, U .S . Forest Serv ice , S. & P. F . ; M arried, 2 children.

CHARLES T . CARPENTER (1964) - 2830 M ilitary H w y., P in eville , La. 71360.

ROBERT L. CARROLL (1952) - Pine G rove, La. 70453.

ROBERT T . CARTER (1950) - Rt. 3, Box 77 -R -C , Bogalusa, La. 70427.

ALVIN N . CATALANO (1958) - 3358 Annandale Rd. Falls Church, Va. 22042.

M . KEITH CAUSEY (1962 ; MSGM 1964) - 9333 M olly Lea D r . , Baton Rouge, La. 70815.

ROBERT H. CHABRECK (1956) - Asst. L d r ., La. C oop . W ild life Research Unit, S ch ool o f Forestry & W .M ., LSU, Baton Rouge, La. 70803.

ALBIN T . CHALK (1937 ; M A , 1960, Harvard) - 1711 Crestwood D r ., C olum bia , S. C . 29205; State Soil Conservationist, Soil Conservation Serv ice , US Dept, o f A g r i c . ; M arried, 1 son.

JOHN F. CHAMBERS, JR. (1964) - 2058 M cCray M ill R d ., Sumter, S. C . 29150.

ROBERT A . CHAMBERS (1964) - 207 Sea Island D r., Rt. 6, Savannah, Ga. 31404.

EDWIN P. CHAMPAGNE (1950) - 96 Hendrickson, R ockville Center, N. Y . 11570.

HAROLD P. CHAMPAGME (1967) - Box 19762, Univ S t a . , Baton Rouge, La. 70803; Grad. Student, LSU; Single.

ABNER B. CHAPMAN (1966) - Address unknown.THOMAS W. CHATHAM (MSGM 1959) - 301 Por-

goud D r . , M onroe, La. 71201.RONNIE L. CHENEVERT (1954) - P .O . Box 322,

O akdale, La. 71463.MAXWELL CHESSON (1930) - Box 486, Kinder, La.

70648.HENERY CHICK, III (1951) - 7301 E. M onte Vista

R d ., Scottsdale, A riz . 85257.POO CHOW (MF 1961) - 1206-G University V illage ,

East Lansing, M ich . 48823; Graduate Student,M . S. U . ; M arried.

CHARLES A. CHRISTESSON (1951) - 102 North East S t . , Rio Grande C ity, T e x . 78582.

HENRY N. CHUSTZ (1948) - 3916 Elston S t . , Lake Charles, La. 70601.

HARRY D . CLARK, JR. (MF 1948) - D eceased.H. CHAMP CLARK (MSGM 1967) - Liberty, Miss.

39645.WILLIAM D. CLARK, JR. (1953) - 200 W. Ash S t . ,

Perry, Fla. 32347.WILLIAM G. CLARK (1964) - P .O . Box 625, H am il­

ton, A la. 35570.TERRY R. CLASON, L T . (1966) - USMC, 3d M.

D iv ., "L " Co, 3d Bn, FPO, San Francisco,C alif. 96602.

ROBERT L. CLEVELAND (1943) - P .O . Box 831, DeQuincy, La. 70633.

HOWELL C . COBB (1937) - 1826 Dartmouth D r . , A lexandria, La. 71301.

JACK B. COCHRAN (1947) - Box 667, Bunkie, La. 7 1 322 ; President, Louisiana Hoop Co. and Bunkie Wood Products Co. ; M arried, 4 children, 3 grand­children.

WILLIAM S . COCKROFT (1949) - P .O . Box 17450, Memphis, Tenn. 38117 ; Partner, Cockroft Lum­ber Co. ; M arried, 3 children.

BUFORD R. COLE (1958) - Rt. 2, Many, La. 71449 .JOHN F. COLE (1961) - Rt. 4 , Hattiesburg, Miss.

39401.RAYFARD COLE (1961) - 3290 M yrtle S t . , Coos Bay,

Ore. 97420.JAMES E. COLEMAN (1951) - Box 706, Jena, La.

71342 .JACK O. COLLINS (MSGM 1951) - 1028 Jam es Paul

A v e ., Opelousas, La. 70 57 0 ; Research Biologist, La. W ildlife and Fisheries C o m m .; M arried, 3 children.

GEORGE p. COLTHARP, Dr. (19 5 1 ; M S, Colo. S tate , 1 955 ; P h .D ., M ich. S tate , 1958) - 941 H illcrest, Logan, Utah 84321 ; Asst. P ro f., Utah State Uni­versity ; M arried, 2 children.

WILLIAM E. COMEAUX, JR. (1949) - 10725 White Oak D r ., Baton Rouge, La. 70815.

WILLIAM M . CONLY (1960) - P .O . Box 4 65 , Ring­gold, La. 71068 .

BINGHAM M . COOL, Dr. (1 940 ; M S, 1941, Iowa S ta te ; P h .D ., 1957, M ich. State) - Forestry D ept., Clemson University, Clem son, S . C. 29631 ; Professor o f Forestry; M arried, 3 children.

JAMES COOLEY (1961) - 1054 Sawyer S t . , Orange­burg, S. C. 29115.

JACK S . COOPER (1948) - 2932 36th S t . , M eridian,Miss. 39301 .

JAMES R. COOPER (1940) - 102 Front S t . , M arietta, Ohio 45750.

DERWARD R. COPELAND (1950) - 9024 Wynnewood, Baton Rouge, La. 70815.

EDWARD C . CORDON (1949) - 3152 Charlotte D r ., Baton Rouge, La. 70814.

HARVEY J. CORNETT (1963) - #5, 110 S . 10th,Coos Bay, Ore. 97420.

VIRGIL W. COTHERN ( 1949) - P .O . Box 1940,Little Rock, Ark. 72203.

CLIFTON Z . COUCH (1938) - D eceased.RONALD D. COUVILLION (1951) - 49 TFW CMR,

BX 2855, APO 123, New York, N .Y . 09123 .BILLY R. CRAFT (MSGM 1966) - P .O . Box 670,

Minden, La. 71055 ; Biologist, Soil Conservation S erv ice ; M arried.

H. WAYNE CRAFT (1954) - P .O . Box 547, Z w olle, La. 71486.

GEORGE R. CROCKER (1957) - P .O . Box 562,Zw olle, La. 71486 ; Area Forester, Boise Cascade Corp. ; M arried, 1 child .

ROBERT L. CROFT (MSGM 1961) - Rt. 1, Socia l C ircle , Ga. 30279.

JAMES W. CROWE (1959) - P .O . Box 678, Linden, T ex . 75563 .

SAMUEL F . CROWELL, JR. (1951) - Rt. 1 , Box 81A, W artrace, Tenn. 37183 .

CHARLES E. CROWTHER (MSGM 1950) - 817 Craw­ford S t . , Vicksburg, Miss. 39180.

EARL F. CROXTON (1950) - 234 S . C ortex, Prescott, Ariz. 86301 .

JAMES L. CULPEPPER (1966) - Star R t . , Ringold, Okla. 7 4 754 ; D istrict Forester, Dierks Forests Inc. ; M arried.

WILLIAM C . CUMMINGS (1948) - 1301 Center S t . , W innfield, La. 71483.

JAMES W. CURLIN, Dr. (MF 1959) - Oak Ridge Nat. L a b ., Oak Ridge, Tenn. 37831 .

JAMES E. CURTIS, JR. (1948) - P .O . Box 1657 , Hammond, La. 70401 ; Owner, Triangle T im ber I n c . ; M arried, 4 children.

- D -FRANK B. DALHOFF, JR. (MF 1959) - 3109 Lake­

wood D r ., T y ler, Texas 75701.RONALD K. DALRYMPLE (1956) - 5995 Knight

Arnold Road, M emphis, Tenn. 38118.ALBERT W. DARBY, JR. (1942) - P .O . Box 668,

F lorence, A la. 35630 ; Realtor, Darby Real Estate Co. ; M arried, 1 son.

BILLY RAY DARK (1955) - 2016 Holly D rive, Bas­trop, La. 71220.

ORVILLE H. DARLING, JR. ( 1950) - 1203 Chestnut S t . , Crossett, Ark. 71635 .

WILLIAM N. DARWIN, JR . (MF 1964) - Box 227, S tonev ille , Miss. 38776 ; Associate Wood T e c h ­nologist, U .S . Forest S erv ice ; M arried, 3 c h il­dren.

WILLIAM N. DARWIN, SR. (1932) - P .O . Box 158 Camden, A la. 36726 ; D irector of Woodlands, M acM illan Bloedel Products I n c . ; M arried, 2 children.

FRANCIS J . DAUTREMONT (1949) - Chaseland P lantation, LeCom pte, La. 71346 .

JAMES H. DAVIDSON (MF 1 9 67 > - P .O . Box 188, Oberlin, La. 70655; Assistant County Agent, Louisiana C ooperative Extension Serv ice ; M ar­ried, 1 child .

JOHNIE E. DAVIS (1941) - 504 C apitol P lace, C olum bia , S. C. 29205.

JOHN P. DAVIS (MSGM 1961) - 411 Pendleton S t . , Way cross, Ga. 31501.

MACKIE M . DAVIS (1951) - P .O . Box 1591, Hatties­burg, Miss. 39401.

WILLIAM H. DAVIS (MS 1956) - Wynnewood Products, Jacksonville, T ex . 75766.

JAMES M . DEAR (1965) - 271 Venetian Gardens, Mississippi C ity, Miss. 39562.

RANDLE J. DEDEAUX (1941) - P .O . Box 87, Per- kinston, Miss. 39573.

D A V E J. DeFELICE (1938) - P .O . Box 352, Raceland, La 70394

E. A."DeGRUM M OND, JR. (1950) - M asonite C orp ., P .O . Box 1048, Laurel, Miss. 39440.

CHARLES F. DELANEY (1950) - La. Forestry C o m ­m ission, W oodworth, La. 71485.

LAWRENCE A . DeLISA (1937) - 250 M cM aster S t . , Bath, N. Y . 14810.

TOM M Y .ROY DELL ( 1959; MS, 1964, University o f G eorgia) - 242 Jefferson A v e . , M etairie, La. 70005; B iom etrician , Southern Forest Experiment Station, New Orleans; M arried, 2 children .

HAROLD W . DELONEY (1962) - 101 Berkley D r . ,New Orleans, La. 70114.

JOHN M . DEMARCHE, JR. (1966) - 214 Franklin S t . , Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 27870; Field Forest­er, A lbem arle Paper C o . ; M arried.

VIVIAN V. DESOTO, JR. (1961) - 916 Paul S t . , Pasadena, T ex . 77502.

WILLARD A . D eW ITT (1950) - P .O . Box 392, M any, La. 71449.

RALPH D . DICKERSON (1962) - 2957 Addison, Baton Rouge, La. 70805.

WARREN E. DIETRICH (1937) - P .O . Box 269, M in - den, La. 71055.

ALLEN E. DIMM ICK (1941) - D eceased.T . ROSS DOBSON (1967) - 514 Branton A v e . ,

C olum bia , Miss. 39429.PAUL E. DOLHONDE (1949) - P .O . Box 771, C -Z

C o r p ., Bogalusa, La. 70427.DAVID J. DONALDSON (1948) - Martin T im ber

C o . , Caster, La. 71016.LARRY W. DOSIER (1963) - 819 N ezpique S t . ,

Jennings, La. 70546.FELIX DOWDY (1940) - IP C o . , P .O . Box 758,

Cam den, Ark. 71701.ROBERT J. DREWS (1948) - International Paper C o . ,

Box 129, Grenada, Miss. 38901.RONALD L. DRUIEN (1966) - USFS, 195 South First

S t . , W yth eville , Va. 24382.DONALD M . DRUMMOND (MF 1939) - 1209 Lola

A ve. E . , M issoula, M ont. 39801.A . P. DuBARRY, JR. (MF 1960) - 600 S. Taylor,

Covington, La. 70433.

FRED A . DUCKWORTH (1967) - Rt. 2, Box 28C, B oon ev ille , Miss. 38829.

RONALD J. DUCOTE (1966) - 1120 M agnolia S t . , A lexandria, La. 71301.

JOHN D . DUPLANTIS (1941) - D eceased.TROY L. DUPLESSIS (1963) - Rt. 2, Box 26, H am ­

m ond, La. 70401; Captain, U .S . A rm y; M arried.JAMES W. DUTY (1946) - D eceased.JAMES F. DYKES (1949) - IC RR, 1311 Delaware

A v e . , M cC om b, Miss. 39648.

- E -WILLIAM C . EARNEST, III (1962) - 207 Sew ell,

Bunkie, La. 71322.PATRICK A . EBARB (1960) - Rt. 3, Box 81, Kirby -

v ille , T ex . 75956; District Forester, Texas Forest S erv ice ; M arried, 2 children .

JAMES B. EBERT (1949) - Pem broke State C o lle g e , Pem broke, N. C . 28372.

ROBERT G . EBLE (1949) - 110 Elaine A v e . , New Orleans Lcia 70123

HAMP W . ECHOLS (1960 ; MS (E n to m o l., LSU, 1963)- Grad. S tu ., Entom ology, Oregon State U niver­sity, C orvallis, Ore. 97330.

ROBERT C . EDGINGTON (1951) - General D elivery , Strong, Ark. 71765.

ARNOLD A . EDLESTEIN (1941) - Address unknown.JAMES H. EDWARDS (1949) - Box 338, Eudora,

Ark. 71640.INMAN F. ELDREDGE, JR. (1947) - Box 425, S ils-

b ee , T ex . 77656.L. GUS ELFER, JR. (1940) - 116 N . C olum bia , C ov ­

ington, La. 70433.JACOB C . ELISSALDE, JR. (1949) - 2548 M adison

A v e . , Baton Rouge, La. 70802.HAROLD EUGENE ELLIOTT (1957) - P .O . Box 278,

G lenm ora, La. 71433; G eneral M anager, Jam e- son-Lord-Jam eson; M arried.

MICHAEL M . ELLIS (1967) - 1643 S illim an D r . ,Baton Rouge, La. 70808.

JAMES W. EM FINGER (MSGM 1966) - La. W ild life & Fisheries C o m m ., 400 Royal S t . , New Orleans, La. 70130.

HANS G. ENGHARDT (MF 1966) - 1812 H ill, A le x ­andria La. 71301; Research Forester, Louisiana Forestry C om m ission ; M arried, 1 ch ild .

ALLAN B. ENSMINGER ( 1953) - Box 158, Belle Chasse, La. 70037.

ROBERT Q . ETZEL (1935) - Address unknown.FREEMAN L. EVANS (1950) - 4188 Plaza S t . , Jack­

son, Miss. 39206.GAYLE J. EVANS (1962) - Texas Forest Serv ice ,

W oodv ille , T ex . 75979.JOHN E. EVANS, JR. (1942) - Address unknown.MILTON J. EVANS (1959) - Box 194, Groveton,

T ex . 75845.WILLIAM B. EVANS, JR. (MF 1967) - Box 747, P ine-

v i l le , La. 71360; D istrict Forester, T . L. James and C o . , Forestry D ivision ; M arried, 1 ch ild .

- F -ALBERT J. FAKIER (1950) - 765 Bayou Road, T h i-

bodaux, La. 71424.WILLIAM A . FAUCHEAUX (1947) - 2009 N. Hullen

S t . , M etairie, La. 70001.GEORGE T . FAURE, JR. (1950) - IP C O ., P .O . Dr.

450, G eorgetown, S. C. 29440.DONALD P. FEDUCCIA (1966) - 4145 Lorraine S t . ,

Baton Rouge, La. 70805; Grad. Student, LSU.JAMES V . FELPS (1960) - 3135 Madison A v e . ,

Baton Rouge, La. 70802.EDWIN R. FERGUSON (1938; MF, 1951, Duke) -

718 West South, Harrison, Ark. 72601; Principal Silviculturist, U .S . Forest Serv ice ; M arried, 2 children.

MITCHELL D . FERRILL, Dr. (MF 19 58 ;D F , 1963, Duke) - Box U -8 7 , Univ. o f C o n n ., Storrs, Conn. 06268; Assistant Professor o f Forestry, University o f Conn. ; M arried, 3 children.

RALPH E. FIELDS (1966) - 300 Edgmont, West M on- roe La 71291.

WILLIAM J*. FINNORN (1951) - 5823 General Haig, New Orleans, La. 70124.

DONALD B. FISHER (1964) - 606 Windsor A v e . , Law renceville , Va. 23868; Forester, Saponi For­est, Union Camp Corporation; M arried.

JOSEPH E. FLASH, JR. (1939) - Rt. 1, Box 125,V ille Platte, La. 70586.

MICHAEL J. FOGARTY (MSGM 1965) - 3461 S .W . 20th S t . , Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33312.

PETER J. FOGG (MF 1961; BS, 1952, W ales) - LSU School o f Forestry, Baton Rouge, La. 70803; Re­search Instructor, LSU School o f Forestry; M ar­ried, 1 child .

J. HAROLD FOIL ( 1938) - 831 Pierce B lvd ., Boga- lusa, La. 70427.

R. RODNEY FOIL, Dr. (1956; MF 1960; DF, 1965, Duke) - Knapp Hall, LSU, Baton Rouge, La. 70803; Associate Specialist (Forestry), La. Coop. Ext. Serv. ; M arried, 2 children.

JOHN R. FOLSOM (1959) - P .O . Box 39, K irbyville , T ex . 75956; District Forester, East T ex I n c . ; M arried, 3 sons.

BRYON P. FONTENOT (1960) - 10233 M olly Lea D r . , Baton Rouge, La. 70805.

Do n o v a n c . fo rbes (m f 1961) - p . o . b o x 58, Norris, Tenn. 37828; Forest G eneticist, Tenn. V alley Authority; M arried, 3 children.

EUGENE M . FORD (1952) - P .O . Box 682, Bogalusa, La. 70427.

JERRY C . FORD (1956) - 182-B Belt R d ., APO, New York, N. Y . 09845.

E. J. FORTENBERRY (1932) - D eceased.GEORGE L. FORWARD (1942) - P .O . Box 166, El

D orado, Ark. 71730.FALCON R. FOSTER (1929) - 1507 Forsythe A v e . ,

M onroe, La. 71201.

GEORGE W . FOSTER, JR. (1948) - D eceased.GRANVILLE W. FOSTER (1958) - P .O . Box 256,

W iergate, T ex . 75977.JOHNNYE U. FOSTER (1940) - 21 Dyches D r . ,

Savannah, Ga. 31406.ROBERT C . FOSTER (1952) - 215 Lee A v e . , O sceola,

Ark. 72370.JAMES E. FOWLER (1961) - 142 Highland V illage

D r . , M esquite, T ex . 75149.JAMES F. FOWLER(1965) - 981 Governm ent S t .,

Baton Rouge, La. 70802.GEORGE FOX, JR. (1951) - 26 Lamont D r . , Little

Rock, Ark. 72204.JULIAN B. FRANCIS (1938) - D eceased.NICHOLAS N . FRAZIER, JR. (1960) - Rt. 2, A m ite ,

La. 70422.EMIL A . FREEMAN ( 1943) - 2510 Paragould B lv d .,

M onroe, La. 71201.R. JETT FREEMAN (1967) - Rt. 1, Brownsville,

Tenn. 38012.ARDEN O . FRENCH, JR. (1956) - 361 C ollege H ill,

Baton Rouge, La. 70808.RICHARD J. FRESHWATER (1940) - RFD #1 , Box

35D, Fort W alton Beach, Fla. 32548; Consulting Forester; M arried, 5 children.

— G —FRED M . GAAR (1937) - 440 H azelw ool A v e . , San

Francisco, C a lif. 94127.BILLY T . GADDIS (MF 1958) - A pt. C -8 , 6145

Peachtree R d ., D oraville , Ga. 30040.LYNN P. GAGNON (1961) - 502 Andry S t . , New

Orleans, La. 70117.LOUIS F. GAINEY (1948) - 133 N. 12th P lace,

Lantana, Fla. 33460.KENNETH M . GARNER (MSGM 1962) - 132 Quinn

C irc le , Nashville, Tenn. 37210.RAYMOND J. GASCON, JR. (1950) - 516 Oaks A v e . ,

Port A llen , La. 70767.PETER C . GASKIN (1961) - 2139 E. Hanna A v e . ,

Apt. B -9 , Indianapolis, Indiana 46227; PLT En- ineer, M oss-A m erican , I n c . ; M arried, 1 aughter.

JAMES A . GAYLE ( 1948) - I .P . C o . , Box 608, Springhill, La. 71075.

ROBERT A . GERMANY (1959) - 1619 Massachusetts A v e . NW, Washington, D. C. 20036.

KENNETH L. GILLESPIE (1958) - Trem ont Lumber C o . , Joyce, La. 71440.

RAYMOND E. GIPSON (1948) - 1601 Chapman S t . , Orange, T e x . 77630.

GUS M . GIRLINGHOUSE (1941) - D eceased.THOMAS E. GIVENS (1954) - K ellogg Lumber C o .,

Box 1402, M onroe, La. 71201.GLENN E. GOEBEL (1950) - Box 218, St. Francis-

v ille , La. 70775.EARNEST A . GOLDEN (1950) - Box 191, Huntsville,

T ex . 77340.

JOHN M . GOLDMAN (1960) - Rt. 6, Box 62 8 -A , Lufkin, T ex . 75901.

PHILLIP R. GORDY (1958) - Rt. 3, Box 57, Zachary, La. 70791.

WALTER A . GORINSKI (1949) - 720 M cDade S t ., ' Bossier C ity, La. 71010.

DONALD P. GRAHAM (MF 1952) - US F .S . , P .O . Box 3623, Portland, Ore. 97208.

EDWARD GRAHAM (1950) - International Paper C o . , N atchez, Miss. 39120.

JACK R. GRAHAM (1954) - P .O . Box 337, Newman, G a. 30263.

BEN S. GRAVES (1930) - Shell O il C o r p ., N orco,La. 70079.

TOM M Y B. GRAYSON (1951) - Box 186, W illia m ­son, N. Y . 14589.

ALVIN Q . GREEN, JR. (1956) - Box 92, M cLain, Miss. 39456.

JOHN L. GREEN (1940) - D eceased .JOHN H. GREEN (1951) - Box 578, O lla , La. 71465.MOKtNGTON G . GREIG, JR. (1939) - 101 Alabam a

R d ., Lafayette, La. 70501.ARTHUR F. GREMILLION (1941) - D eceased .CLAUDE H. GRESHAW, JR. (1949) - 942 W illiam s

A v e . , N atchitoches, La. 71457.RONALD D . GRESHAM (1967) - 128 Elizabeth, New

Orleans, La. 70123.ELDRED E. GRIFFIN ( 1961) - Rt. 2, Box 8 -D , C o l-

fax La. 71417.JOHN W. GRIFFIN*(1956) - 404 D ogw ood D r . , Jack­

son, A la . 36545.HOY C . GRIGSBY (1947) - 906 Pecan S t ., Crossett,

Ark. 71638.IRWIN F. GRILLOT (1950) - P .O . Box 202, Cam den,

T ex 75934.JAMES H . GUE*NARD, JR. (1956) - P .O . Box 368,

Coushatta, La. 71019.WARREN D . GUEYDAN (1963) - P .O . Box 11, Gran-

nis, Ark. 71944.GEORGE R. GUILLORY (1957) - P .O . Box 81, M any,

La. 71449.RICHARD R. GUILLORY (1966) - 1305 Shirland A v e .,

A lexandria, La. 71301; Sergeant, U .S . Army in V ietnam ; Single.

FRANK J. GULLO ( 1967) - 2920 S. Carrollton, New Orleans, La. 70118; U .S . P lyw ood-C ham pion Papers Inc. ; M arried.

ERIN R. GUNTER (1942) - 8865 Syble D r . , Baton Rouge, La. 70814; C h ief, Forest M anagem ent, Louisiana Forestry C om m ission ; M arried, 1 daughter.

- H -GARY R. HAARALA (1958) - Rt. 1, Fountain Hill,

Ark. 71642.CECIL HALBERT, JR. (1949) - 401 W. 18th S t .,

C isco , T ex . 76437.MICHAEL J. HALPIN (1964) - 9 La Barre P lace,

New Orleans, La. 70121.MAURICE F. HAMM (1954) - 3 M ollie D r . , Selm er,

Tenn. 38375.GERALD R. HAMMETT (1966) - c / o Dierks Forests,

I n c . , D aisey, Ark. 71939.JOHN G . HAMNER (1957) - P .O . Box 26, B ellv ille ,

Ga. 30414.THOMAS HANSBROUGH, Dr. (1949 ; MF 1957;

Ph. D. 1962) - Assoc. Prof. o f Forestry, LSU School o f Forestry & W ild life M anagem ent,Baton Rouge, La. 70803.

WALTER O. HANSON (1937) - 6011 Southridge D rive, M cC lean , Va. 22101.

RODNEY S. HARBUCK (MF 1961) - 5124 Crestwood R d ., Pensacola, Fla. 32503.

RICHARD C . HARGIS (1950) - Route 2, C olfax , La. 71417.

ULYSSES S. HARGROVE (1961) - 1851 N ational Bank C om m . B ld g ., New Orleans, La. 70112.

BOBBY G . HARMON (1959) - Box 48, Star Route, Ferriday, La. 71334.

DONALD L. HARPER (1958) - 1st Nat. Bank o f M ob ile , M ob ile , A la . 36602.

PAUL J. HARPER (1959) - Carson, Miss. 39427.EUGENE F. HASTINGS (1953 ; MSGM 1954; P h.D .

1966) - Box 6149, SFA Station, N acogdoches, Texas 75961; Assistant Professor, Sch ool o f For­estry, Stephen F. Austin State C o lle g e ; M arried,2 sons.

GLYNDON E. HATCHELL (1952 ; MF, Duke, 1953) - 1348 S. Sherwood D r . , Charleston, S. C . 29407; Research Forester, Southeastern Forest Experi­m ent Station; M arried, 3 children.

EDGAR D . HAWKINS (1966) - 507 M akepeace S t . , Sanford, N. C. 27330.

JERRY L. HAWKINS (1962) - Rt. 2, Forest, Miss. 39074; Forester, U .S . Forest S erv ice ; M arried,1 ch ild .

JOHN L. HAYGOOD (1951 ; MSGM 1963) - 532 Slack A v e . , M inden, La. 71055.

CHARLES O. HAYNES (1951) - 1027 E. M ill, M a l­vern, Ark. 72104.

DONALD O . HAYNES (1967) - 1119 S. HudsonA v e ., Jonesboro, La. 71251; Forester, Burns For­est Products, I n c . ; M arried, 1 ch ild .

JOHNNY O . HAYNES ( 1951) - P .O . Box 125, M agnolia , Ark. 71753.

WILLIAM R. HAYS (1942) - Address unknown.LOUIE P. HEARD (1960) - 1776 Dorgan S t ., Jack­

son, Miss. 39204.RICHARD W. HEASLIP (1966) - 212 Rich A v e . ,

B iloxi, Miss. 39531.EDWIN A . HEBB (1948) - 213 Russ S t . , Marianna,

Fla 32446CLYDE H. HERBERT (1934) - P .O . Box 889, B ee-

v ille , T ex . 78102.GERALD C . HECKER (1957) - 1624 Fern S t . , New

Orleans, La. 70118.HARRY H. HELMIRCH (1950) - 2283 Shirley A v e . ,

Baton Rouge, La. 70808.

HOWARD L. HELMS (1967) - 1219 Virginia A v e . , N atchitoches, La. 71457.

WILBUR H. HENDERSON (1938) - Rt. 3, Box 378-B , Bogalusa, La. 70427.

JAMES R. HENNIGAN (1951) - P .O . Box 471, D e - Ridder, La. 70634.

ROBERT C. HENSON (1956) - P .O . Box 348, Bay Springs, Miss. 39422.

JOE HERLIVICH (1941) - D eceased.ALPHAS E. HERRINGTON (1948) - Star Route,

Arkadelphia, Ark. 71923.JASPER B. HERROD (1937) - Rt. 1, Slaughter, La.

70777.THOMAS C . HINES (MSGM 1967) - Fla. Gam e &

Fish C o m m ., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33302.MARION R. HINSON (1958) - 3631 Byron Street,

Baton Rouge, La. 70805.JOHN H. HINTON, JR. (1940) - Tenn. Valley

Authority, M uscle Shoals, A la . 35660.EDWARD C . HOBGOOD (1932) - Box 213, Clinton,

La 70722JOSEPH S. HODGE (1948) - 703 Longview S t . ,

Vicksburg, Miss. 39180; Area Forest Superin­tendent, International Paper Co. ; M arried, 2 sons.

CLARK M . HOFFPAUIR (MSGM 1961) - La. W ild ­life & Fisheries C o m m ., Opelousas, La. 70570.

EDWARD D . HOLCOMBE (1949) - SCS, P .O . Box 1208, G ainesville , Fla. 32601; W oodland C on­servationist, USDA, Soil Conservation Serv ice ; M arried, 2 children.

JAMES J. HOLLAND (1952) - 226 H olly D r . ,N atchez, Miss. 39120.

PHILLIP G. HOLLAND (1957) - 630 W illow S t., Denham Springs, La. 70726.

ELMER L. HOLLIS, JR. (MF 1966) - Rt. 1, Box 255, Ruston, La. 71270.

EARVIN A . HOLLOMAN (1951) - M asonite C o r p .,Box 162, C ollins, Miss. 39428.

JACK HOLMAN (1948) - Miss. Forestry C o m m ., Jackson, Miss. 39201.

WOODROW W. HOLMES (1938) - Rt. 2, Box 349, Jonesboro, La. 71251; D istrict M anagem ent For­ester, Woodlands D ivision , Continental Can Com pany, Inc. ; M arried, 2 children.

JOHN C . HOLSTEAD (1950) - Box 517, A m ite, La. 70422.

CLARK D*. HONNOLD (1938) - 2328 East 43rd S t . , Savannah, Ga. 31404; C hief, Appraisal Branch, Real Estate D ivision , U. S. Arm y Corps o f Engrs. ; M arried, 1 daughter.

KENNETH H. HOOVER (1948) - Sedro V alley High S ch ool, Sedro W ooley , Wash. 98284.

JACK O . HOPKINS (1938) - W aterproof, La. 71375.DONALD K . HOUEYE (1950) - Box 513, A m ite,

La. 70422.LEROY E. HOVELL, JR. (1950) - Rt. 2, Staff House

#10, Carterville, 111. 62918.CHUNG-YUN HSE (MS 1963) - 3017 Levin S t . , A le x ­

andria, La. 71 3 0 1 ; W ood T e c h ., A lexandria Res.

Center, USFS; M arried, 2 daughters.RAYFORD C . HUDSON (1942) - Arkansas Gam e &

Fish C o m m ., Little Rock, Ark. 72201.WAYNE E. HUEBINGER (1967) - 1209 Foster, C o l­

lege Station, T ex . 77840; Grad. Student, Texas A&M: M arried.

PURVIS R. HUFF (1952) - P .O . Box 6833, Jackson, Miss. 39212.

CHARLES M . HUGHES (1951) - Rt. 3, Box 375CH, Bogalusa, La. 70427.

JEFFD. HUGHES (1949) - 136 Janmar D r ., Denham Springs, La. 70726; D istrict M anager, Crown Z e llerba ch C o r p .; M arried, 3 children.

ALBERT D . HULETT, JR. (1950) - Box Q, Jonesboro, La. 71251; D istrict Land Forester, Woodlands D ivision , Continental Can Com pany, I n c . ; M ar­ried, 3 .children.

THOMAS W . HUNT (1937) - 1129 Brandt D r ., Tallahassee, Fla. 32303.

BRUCE HURSEY (1964 ; MF 1966) - 535 Jefferson S t . , Philadelphia, Miss. 39350; Quality Control Supervisor, Weyerhaeuser C o . , D eW eese Opera­tions; M arried.

CARLTON S. HURST (1961) - Louisiana Forestry C o m m ., C linton, La. 70722.

- I -JOHN W . IMPSON (1961; MS (Entom ology) LSU,

1963) - Rt. 2, Box 232A, Denham Springs, La. 70726. 5

CLIFFORD P. ISAACS (1967) - Box 608, C leveland , Texas 77327; Assistant D istrict Forester, U .S . P lyw ood-C ham pion Papers, Inc.

JOHN R. ISHEE (1965) - Box 116, Louin, Miss.39338.

BEVERLY A . ITTM AN , JR. (1953) - 305 Arlington D rive, New Orleans, La. 70121.

- J -MARSHALL H. JACKS (1942) - 3431 Hester Avenue,

M em phis, Tenn. 38111.WILLIAM B. JACKSON (1954) - Rt. 1 , Box 19 7 -A ,

Kinder, La. 70648.PAUL H. JAMES, JR. (1958) - Box 4, Greensboro,

A la . 36744.CLYDE J. JEANSONNE (1962) - USFS, W aldport

Ranger D is t ., W aldport, O re. 97394.ERNEST S. JEMISON (1960) - MRH Box 107, Sulphur,

La. 70663.JAMES A . JENKINS (MF 1951) - P .O . Box 2671,

Houston, T ex . 77018.JAMES T . JOANEN (MSGM 1964) - Rt. 1, Box 20-B ,

Grand Chenier, La. 70643.THOMAS D . JOFFRION (1966) - 30 7 -A N. Charlton,

W oodv ille , Texas 75979.ROBERT B. JOHNS (1949) - USFS, 50 Seventh St.

NE, Atlanta, G eorgia 30 323.

COL. C . W. JOHNSON, JR. (1947) - 5 M iller St. K in ch eloe AFB, M ich . 49788.

GEORGE A . JOHNSON (1960) - 874 Geranium , Baton Rouge, La. 70802.

MOSES M . JOHNSON (1932) - P .O . Box 351, Hen­derson, T ex . 79602.

MORRIS B. JOHNSON, COL. (1941) - Address un­known.

BARRY C . JONES (1961) - 226 S. C laire D rive, Panama C ity , Fla. 32401.

H. LEE JONES, JR. (1960) - P .O . Box 1368, N atchez, Miss. 39121; Forester, J. M . Jones Lumber C o . , Inc.

JAMES H. JONES (1950) - P .O . Box 779, Huttig,Ark. 71747.

P. SAMUEL JONES, JR. (1938) - P .O . Box 779, M inden, La. 71055; Sam Jones, Inc.

FREDDIE M . JORDAN (1958) - 4240 Herrington B lvd ., Jackson, Miss. 39208.

JOHN E. JOSEPHUS, JR. (1962) - Firestone Rubber C o . , Harvel, Liberia.

HUGH A . JUNCA(MSGM 1962) - Cyprem ort Farms, St. Rt. 8, Louisa, La. 70553.

MICHAEL W. JUNG (1960) - H am m erm ill Paper C o . , Selm a, A la . 36701.

- K -CARLOS E. KAYS (MSGM 1956) - P .O . Box 7,

Earlington, Ky. 42410.ADRIN S. KEATH (1963) - P .O . Box 296, Boyd,

Texas 76023.EARL E. KEATON (1959) - P .O . Box 488, West

M onroe, La. 71291.THOMAS D . KEISTER, Dr. (MS 1963; Ph. D. (For­

estry), LSU, 1966) - 8024 Poirier P lace, Baton Rouge, La. 70808; Res. Instructor, Sch ool o f Forestry, LSU; M arried, 2 children.

JOHN R. KELLEY, JR. (1965 M S-Fisheries) - Grad. Student, Auburn U n iv ., Auburn, A la. 36830.

MICHAEL W . KELLY, JR. (1965) - 305 Arman S t . , V idalia , Georgia 30747.

JOE W. KELLOGG (1966) - 1322 A v e . C, Hunts­v ille , Texas 77340.

WILLIAM C . KELSO, JR. (1949) - P .O . Box 995, Gulfport, Miss. 39501.

HARVEY E. KENNEDY, JR. (1963 ; MF, LSU, 1964)- 505 Fifth S t . , Leland Miss. 38756; Res. Forest­er, S. Hdwds. L ab ., USFS; M arried.

KENNETH M . KENNEDY (1963) - 2652-A Dauphin W ood, M ob ile , A la . 36606.

WINDELL A . KENNEDY (1959) - Rt. 1, M ize , Miss. 39116.

JAMES E. KENT (MS 1963) - 411 N. 2nd S t . , Luf-Win T p y ^ c 7SQH1

JACOB H. KETY, Dr. (1940) - 1028 S. Tyler S t . , Covington, La. 70433.

KHAJA AZIZUDDIN KHAN (MF 1961) - 2 -2 -1 5 A d ick m et, Hyderabad 7, A . P. India.

JOSEPH B. KIDD (1949) - 829 E. G ralee S t . , Opelousas, La. 70570.

GLEN W . KILE (1960) - U .S . Forest S erv ice , Royal, Ark. 71968.

JOHN D . KILGORE (1953) - 1320 C loverdale , R ich ­ardson, Texas 75080.

WILLIAM E. KILGORE (1934) - 104 Pine S t ., Truss- v ille , A la . 35173.

JIMMY R. KIMBERLY (1967) - 2346 E. Mason A v e . , Baton Rouge, La. 70805.

ROBERT B. KIMBLE (MSGM 1958) - 1110 Louisiana A v e . , M inden, La. 71055.

JAMES B. KING (1967) - 634 Blanchard, Baton Rouge, La. 70806.

LUD E. KING, JR. (1940) - Rt. 4 , Box 420, Hunts- v ille T ex 77340

MICHAEL W.*KING (1967) - 1302 Laurel S t ., Baton Rouge, La. 70802.

NORMAN J. KINSELLA (1960) - 3342 Oswego S t . , Baton Rouge, La. 70805.

LEONARD L. KINSLEY (1960) - 1102 Fourth S t ., Perry, Ga. 31069.

EUGENE R. KIRKLEY (1945) - Rt. 6, Box 134, C en ­ter, T ex . 75935.

JOHN C . KIRKPATRICK (1938) - P .O . Box 456, E lizabeth, La. 70638.

JAMES H. KITCHENS, JR. (1937) - Northwood D rive, Ruston, La. 71270; Assistant D irector, Forestry D ivision , T . L. James & C o . , I n c . ; M arried, 2 grown sons.

PAUL D . K ITT (1953 ; MF, LSU, 1958) - 3201 Land- fair, Lake Charles, La. 70601.

HERMAN J. KNOUSE, JR. (1949) - P .O . Box 346, Livingston, Texas 77351.

JOHN T . KOEN (1941) - P .O . Box 1270, HotSprings, Ark. 71909; Forest Supervisor, Ouachita Nat. Forest; M arried, 3 children.

TOM M Y T . KOHARA (1939) - 1216 Blythe S t .,A lp Y ^ n H r ip I a 71 *^01

NATHANIEL C . KOHLMAN (1942) - 820 1 /2 South C, Port Angeles, Wash. 98362.

WILLIAM M . KORNMAN (1954) - 2517 Hawthorne D rive, Bettendorf, Iowa 52722.

KARL H. KORTE (1935) - P .O . Box 186, Kahului, Hawaii 96732.

CLARENCE M . KRAUSE (1958) - 106 Briarcroft, Hot Springs, Ark. 71901.

JAMES A . KROMER (1959) - 7812 Brykerwoods, Houston, T ex . 77055.

PIERCE F. KROUSE (1950) - 842, K irbyv ille , T ex . 75956.

LAWRENCE M . KUHN (1967) - 4264 Oxford A v e . , Apt. 2, Baton Rouge, La. 70808; Graduate Stu­dent, LSU.

- L -A . P. LaBORDE, JR. (1965 ; MF, LSU, 1966) - P .O .

Box 358, G ood Pine, La. 71337.

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MAURICE J. LABORDE (1956) - 4127 Orleans A v e . , New Orleans, La. 70119.

JOE B. LADNER (1955) - 204 M aple S t . , San Augustine, T ex . 75972.

WILLIAM E. LAFITTE (1950) - Box 471, M any, La. 71449.

HALLET L. LaFOSSE, CA PT. (1955) - 625 C o le ­man R d ., Fort Hood, T ex . 76544.

HAROLD LaHAYE (1959) - La. Forestry C o m m .,Box 2777, M onroe, La. 71201.

DINNIE F. LAMBERT (1956) - Star Route, Box 573, Eustis, Fla. 32726.

VICTOR W. LAMBOU (MSGM 1952) - 678 Baird D r ., Baton Rouge, La. 70808; D irector, Lower Mississippi River Basin Com prehension Program, Federal Water Pollution Control Adm in. ; M ar­ried, 4 children.

VIRGIL T . LAPHAM (1949) - D eceased.NICK J. LASCARO (1961) - Rt. 3, Box 69, A m ite,

La. 70422.WALTER R. LATAPIE (M S-Fisheries 1966) - 3737

Elysian Fields D r . , New Orleans, La. 70122.FRANK P. LATHROP (1939) - Fairlawn Farm,

W eyanoke, La. 70787.•THOMAS B. LAWRASON, JR. (1952) - Box 34, St.

F rancisville, La. 70775.MICHAEL J. LAWTON, JR. (1959) - 324 Holiday

C irc le , Rt. 1, P ineville La. 71360; Staff For­ester, P ineville Kraft; M arried, 2 children .

WILLIE J. LeBLANC (1950) - 749 E. G eorge S t . , Canton, Miss. 39046.

BENNON LEE (1954) - 2025 Strathaven R d ., Winter Park Fla. 32789

MALCOLM LEE (1953) - P .O . Box 676, Jena, La. 71342

JAMES E.* LEGG (1959) - Box 54, M inden, La. 71055; D istrict Forester, Bodcaw Com pany; M ar­ried, 3 boys.

JAMES H. KITCHENS, JR. '37Asst. D irector, Forestry D iv. , T . L. Jamesand C o . , Ruston, La.

JOHN W. LEHMAN (1934) - P .O . Box 88, Norris, Tenn. 37828; C h ief, Forest Products Branch, D ivision o f Forestry D evelopm ent, T V A ; M arried,3 children .

ROBERT J. LEMAIRE (BSF and MSGM 1950) - P .O .Box 317, Grand Island, N eb. 68801.

LOUIS E. LEMOIN (1949) - 1316 Pam ela S t . ,Sulphur, La. 70663.

CLIFTON L. LEONARD (1950) - Rt. 3, M eadv ille , Miss. 39653.

ARNOLD D. LEWIS (1955 ; MS, Auburn, 1960; P h .D . , LSU, 1963) - Box 445, Southern Station, Hatties­burg, Miss. 39401.

CHARLES H. LEWIS, JR. (1939) - Box 72, Zachary, La. 70791; Preisdent, C . H. Lewis T im ber C o. ; M arried, 3 children.

EDWARD E. LEWIS (1952) - P .O . Box 1110,Tallu lah , La. 71282.

J. HARRY LEWIS (MF 1965) - 804 Bridgewater R d ., K noxville , Tenn. 37919; Recreation Planner,T V A ; M arried, 3 children .

RICHARD F. LEWIS (1949) - I .P . C o . , P .O . Dr. Z , M ob ile , A la . 36601.

EDWARD RAY LINN (1939) - Address unknown.NORWIN E. LINNARTZ (MF 1959; P h .D ., LSU,

1961) - 2476 July S t ,, Baton Rouge, La. 70808; A ssoc. Professor o f Forestry, LSU School o f For­estry & W ild life M g m t .; M arried, two sons.

JOAO M . B. LISBOA (MF 1961) - DRNR, M inisterio de A g r i c . , Brasilia D. F . , Brazil.

HUEY P. LIZANA (1957) - Trem ont Lbr. C o . , Box 104 Tulin* I a 7147Q

DON LOBB (1965) -’ s o . Pine A ssn ., P .O . Box 52468, New Orleans, La. 70150.

ESPY F. LOE (1938) - 416 G oodyear B lvd ., Picayune, M iss 39466

WILLIAM A . LOE (1950) - P .O . Box 458, Jonesboro, La. 71251; Area Forester, LSU Extension Serv ice ; M arried, four ch ildren .

JAMES R. LOEFFLER (1950) - 920 Tung Tree D rive, P icayune, Miss. 39466.

CLIFFORD A . LOGAN (1956) - Box 549, D em opolis, A la . 36732

RUFUS’ D . LOGAN, JR. (1954) - 303 S. Third S t . , Rolling Fork, Miss. 39159.

LEWIS C . LONG (1948) - 3517 Y ouree D rive, Shreveport, La. 71105.

PETER L. LORIO, JR., Dr. (1953 ; MF, Duke, 1954; P h .D ., Iowa State, 1963) - SFES, 2500 Shreve­port H w y ., P in eville , La. 71360.

WENDELL LORIO (M S-Fisheries 1964) - 245 W illow Run, Athens, G eorgia 30601.

JAMES E. LOTAN (1959) - Forest S cien ce L a b .,M ont. State, Bozem an, M ont. 59715.

JOHN E. LOWE (1959) - U .S . Forest Serv ice , Doniphan, M o. 63935.

HAROLD A . LOYACANO, JR. (MS 1967) - Auburn U n iv ., Fisheries L ab ., Auburn, A la . 36830.

JAMES F. LYON, JR (1957) - Rt. 2, Box 139E, H am m ond, La. 70401.

JAMES L. LYTLE (1956) - Box 147, Hampton, Ark. 71744.

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- M -PAUL P. McCABE (1958) - P .O . Box 342, Centre,

A la . 35960.EDWIN A . M cCAIN ( 1952) - 4317 Kingfisher R d .,

Houston, T ex . 77034.C . P. M cCALLUM , JR. (1959) - Box 169, M e lv ille ,

La 71353.ROBERT B. McCARTNEY (MSGM 1963) - C olon ia l

W illiam sburg, W illiam sburg, Va. 23185.JAMES L. McCONNELL (1956) - Rt. 2, Box 13,

M oncks Corner, S. C. 29461.JACK R. M cCORM ICK (1961) - USFS, Oden Ranger

D is t ., Oden, Ark. 71961.MICHAEL D . M cCO Y (1963) - La. Forest P rod .,

Box 208, New Roads, La. 70760; M arried, one daughter.

j o e t . M c C u l l o u g h ( 1932) - 923 e. Palm s t . , O cala Fla 32670

JOHN M .’ McCULLOUGH (1949) - 64 N. Union St. - C o n s ., M ontgom ery, A la . 36104.

CURTIS M . McDANIEL (1943) - La. Forestry C o m m ., Box 550, M inden, La. 71055.

ODOM McDANIEL, JR. (1955) - 5532 Navaho Trail,AlpY^nHris T a *71SH1

ROBERT L. McDANIEL (1948) - 1862 C ollege D rive, Baton Rouge, La. 70808.

DONALD L. M cFATTER (1949) - 201 Nolen S t ., DeRidder, La. 70634.

LARRY R. McGINN (MSGM 1963) - 5009 Hasty D rive, Nashville, Tenn. 37203.

JERRY P. McILWAIN (1964 ; MSGM 1965) - 507 N. Webster, Harrisburg, 111. 62946.

MALCOLM K. M cK A Y , JR. (1954) - 229 North Bowie S t . , Jasper, Texas 75951.

A . S . McKEAN (1930) - LSU A gric . Ext. S erv ice, Baton Rouge, La. 70803.

TOGO V . McKEITHEN (1931) - Sum m erfield, La. 71079.

ALFRED D . McKELLAR (1930) - 214 S. M aple S t ., Fairfax, V a . 22030.

ROBERT L. McKILLIPS (1938) - P .O . Box 137, N atchitoches, La. 71457.

BOBBIE F. McLEMORE (MF 1 9 5 7 ) SFES, 2500 Shreveport H w y ., P in eville , La. 71360.

LARRY L. McNEASE (MSGM 1967) - Rt. 2, Box 51, Pearl River, La. 70452.

W . E. McWHORTER, JR. (1950) - M asonite C o rp .,Rt, 3, Laurel, Miss. 39440.

TRAVIS MacCLENDON (1935) - 1606 Emerson, M on­roe, La. 71201; Senior Forester, Olinkraft, I n c . ; M arried, 2 children.

DAVID P. MADISON (1947) - Brooksville, Miss.39739

BENNETT R. MAHAFFEY (1965) - Stu. C o . 5, 5th B at., Ft. Gordon, Ga. 30905.

WILLIAM F. MANN, JR. (MF 1964) - SFES, 2500 Shreveport H w y ., P in eville , La. 71360.

CHARLES A . MARCUS (1959) - 1234 Tutw iler, M em phis, Tenn. 38107.

FRED N . MARGRAVE, JR. (1948) - 524 Elaine A ve. NW, Cam den, Ark. 71701.

ROBERT B. MARSHALL, JR. ( 1954) - Anderson- T ully C o . , Box 28, M em phis, Tenn. 38101.

THOMAS W. MARSHALL (1949) - Rt. 5, Box 408J, Selm a, A la . 36701.

EMMETTE L. MARTIN (1950) - 1421 51st A v e . , M eridian, Miss. 39301.

IVAN R. MARTIN (MF 1960) - Apt. 1319, 5021 Sem inary R d ., A lexandria, Va. 22311; C oord i­nator - Natural Resources Programs, Federal Ex­tension Serv ice , USDA; M arried, 2 children .

ROBERT B. MARTIN (1954) - 1274 Scottsdale D r., Ormond Beach, Fla. 32074.

WILLIE P. MATHEWS (1933) - US Corps o f Engi­neers, N ashville, Tenn. 37203.

JAMES B. M ATTISON (1959) - P .O . Box 217, U tica , Miss. 39175; Forester, Kitchens Bros. M fg. C o . ; M arried, 1 ch ild .

JAMES E. MAXWELL (1956) - P .O . Box 1110, T allu lah , La. 71282.

JACK T . M AY , Dr. (1932 ; MF 1937, G eorgia ;P h .D . , 1957, M ich igan State) - Sch ool o f For­estry, University o f G eorgia , Athens, Ga. 30601; Professor o f Silviculture and Forest Soils; M arried, 8 children.

LIONEL J. MELANCON, JR. (1959) - 7464 Bass D r ., Redding, C a lif. 96001.

J. BLAIR MEREDITH (1962 ; MF, Y a le , 1 9 6 3 ) - 622 N. M t. Pleasant, M on roev ille , A la. 36460; For­est D evelopm en t M g r . , M onroeville D ivision , M acM illan Bloedel Products I n c . ; M arried, 2 children.

ROBERT G . MERRIFIELD (MF 1958; DF, 1962, Duke)- Prof. o f Forestry, D ept, o f Range S c ien ce ,Texas A&M University, C o llege Station, Texas 77840; M arried, 4 children .

J. WALTER MYERS, JR. ’ 50

RE F 0 R E S T A T

I Box 1447

0 Lake C harles, Louisiana

NM A X W E L L CHESSON, Chief F o rester

Billy R. Craft, S .C .S . Soil Conser­vationist, checks the pH in pond studies. (M SGM 1966)

L. L. BREWTON LUMBER CO., INC.

P . O . Box 191

Winnfield, La.

Phone 628-4694

WHOLESALE KILN DRIED

YELLOW PINE LBR.

OSMOSE " K - 33" PRESSURE

TR E A TE D LUMBER

Jerri and Burton W eaver '60 and girls Laurie and Lois.

THOMAS H. MERRILL, JR. (1954) - P .O . Box 182, Plain D ealing, La. 71064.

ANTHONY MIGLICCO (1949) - 1321 Am ericana B ldg .j Houston, T ex . 77001.

BRUCE R. MILES (1958) - P .O . Box 469, Linden, Texas 75563.

DEAN J. MILES (1949) - 4722 Bavarian D r., M obile , A la . 36609.

R. VANCE MILES, JR. (1932) - P .O . Box 3199, Tuscaloosa, A la . 35401; V ice President/Industry Relations, G ulf States Paper Corp. ; M arried, 2 sons, 2 grandsons.

LONNIE MILEY (1960) - 1417 15th A v e . , Franklin- ton, La. 70438.

CHARLES H, MILLER (1 9 5 0 ) - P . o , Box 4 1 7 , Fair- hope, A la . 3 6 5 3 2 ; Field Auditor, International Paper C o. ; D ivorced , 1 ch ild .

EARNEST G. MILLER, JR. (1958) - Box 32, Winns- boro, La. 71295.

FRED D . MILLER (1963) - 200 Brackenwood C t . , T im onium , M d. 21093; D efensive T ack le , Bal­tim ore Colts; M arried.

JOHN P. MILLER, C A PT. (1956) - M otor B try ., 3rd In f ., APO 139, New York, N. Y . 01139.

ROBERT H. MILLS (1963 ; MSGM 1964) - 1413 S. 26th A v e . , Hattiesburg, Miss. 39401; M anage­m ent Gam e B iologist, Mississippi Gam e & Fish C om m ission ; M arried.

PAUL G . MILLSAPS (1938) - Box 389, Starkville, Miss. 39759.

JACK K. MIMS (MF 1948) - Lucedale, Miss. 39452.JACK R. MIMS (1966) - Box 18947, Univ. S ta . ,

Baton Rouge, La. 70803.HARMON E. MINOR, JR. (1937) - Notch Ranch,

Pagosa Springs, C o lo . 81147.WILLIAM F. MIRANDA (1960) - 405 Neal S t . ,

Jasper, T ex . 75951.ROBERT J. MISSO, JR. (1967) - 728 Roosevelt,

Baton Rouge, La. 70802; Grad. Student, LSU.JAMES E. MIXON (1936) - 9036 S. River Oaks,

Baton Rouge, La. 70815; State Forester, La. For­estry Com m ission.

LEVOY MIZELL (1953) - Rt. 3, Box 270, Perry, Fla. 32347; Nursery & Planting Supervisor, Buckeye Cellu lose C o r p .; M arried, 2 children.

L. H. (PAT) MOLLOY (1939) - Crosby, Miss. 39633; Forest M anager, St. Regis Paper C o . ; M arried, 3 children.

DONALD L. MONK (1960) - U .S . Forest Serv ice ,M t. Ida, Ark. 71957.

JOHN R. MONK, JR. (1958) - P .O . Box 306, Lees- v ille , La. 71446.

J. FREDDIE MONROE (1960) - Simpson, La. 71474.WOODSON W. MONTFORT, JR. (1937) - Miss. Ext.

S e r v ., Box 1531, State C o lle g e , Miss. 39762.RAYMOND D . MOODY (1950) - 755 M ich igan A v e . ,

Fairhope, A la . 36532.CHARLES H. MOORE (1940) - M ooringsport, La.

71069.FRANKLIN D . MOORE (1941) - 416 Torrance A v e . ,

Vestal, N. Y . 13850.J. SCOTT MOORE (1939) - 1331 Lafayette S t . ,

B iloxi, Miss. 39530.JAMES E. MOORE (BS, Texas A&M, 1953; MF, LSU,

1957) - 2611 M yrtle Springs, Dallas, T ex . 75220; Owner, M oore Tree Com pany; M arried, 4 c h il ­dren.

LEN HAL MOORE (1939) - Rt. 1, Lake Park Estate, Vicksburg, Miss. 39180.

ROBERT C . MOORE (1967) - Box 163, M ilton , Fla. 32570.

ALVIN E.' MORGAN (1959) - 1205 Engle A v e . , Sils- b ee , T ex . 77656.

ROY B. MORGAN (1931) - 101 Brookside D r ., G reen­v ille , A la . 36037.

SAMUEL R. MORGAN (1927) - Box 2128, Opelika,A la. 36801.

WILLARD T . MORGAN (1949) - 1712 Edgehill, Chattanooga, Tenn. 37405.

GEORGE S. MORRIS, JR. (1951) - RFD 2, Pine Ridge R t ., Perry, Fla. 32347.

THOMAS L. MORROW, III (1964) - 143 Harvard,Fort C ollins, C o lo . 80521.

CHARLES P. MUNDAY (1958) - 711 N. Pearl S t ., Carthage, Miss. 39051.

JOHN F. MUNSTERMAN (1940) - 3823 Norman S t . , A lexandria, La. 71303.

JAMES W. MURPHY (1962) - P .O . Box 336, Keltys, T e x . 75955.

LENIN J. MURRAY (1956) - 365 Smith S t . , M any,La 71449.

ROBERT E. MURRY (1951 ; MSGM 1952) - 1222 W ylie D r ., Baton Rouge, La. 70808; Asst. Professor,LSU School o f Forestry & W ild life M gm t. ; M ar­ried, 4 children.

J. WALTER MYERS, JR. (1941 ; MF 1951) - 2169 Im - pala Dr. NE. Atlanta, Ga. 30329; Executive D i­rector, Forest Farmers A ssn .; M arried, 3 children.

MILLS AT FERNANDINA BEACH, FLORIDA

AND JESUP, GEORGIA

Compliments of

R. VAN ZANDT, INC.

MR. and MRS. JIMMY CULPEPPER '66 Alexandria , La.

R. Van Zandt, Inc. , is a company dealing in t im ber p r o ­ducts such as pulpwood, poles , piling, logs , and posts . -We get the t im ber cut and m oved to the plant where it is to be used. We deal mainly in pulpwood.

REV. LAWSOM M . ANDERSON ’46

JAMES C . MYERS, JR. (1954) - Rt. 4, Box 209, M c ­M innville , Tenn. 37110.

BRUCE M . MYRICK (1963) - 4223 SW F rw y ., Apt.50, Houston, T ex . 77027.

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N. FRANKLIN NAFF (1961) - 1002 Cedar, Crossett, Ark. 71635.

WENDELL A . NEAL (MSGM 1967) - Gam e & Fish C o m m ., P .O . Box 451, Jackson, Miss. 39205.

ROBERT D . NELSON (1941) - TV A , D iv . o f Forestry Relations, Norris, Tenn. 37828.

J. W. NETTERVILLE, JR. (1950) - Crown Z ellerbach C orp ., Box 408, Bogalusa, La. 70427.

JOHN D . NEWSOM (1948 ; MSGM 1949) - LSU Coop. W ild life Research Unit, Baton Rouge, La. 70803.

JULIUS C . NICHOLSON (1939) - 161 Chestnut S t . , Cam den, S .C . 29020.

ROBERT E. NOBLE (1957 ; MSGM -1958) - 313 South Court D r . , N atchitoches, La. 71457.

HOWARD R. NORMAN (1964) - Rt. 2, Box 9 8 -A , Jackson, La. 70748.

CLYDE M . NORTON (1956) - 4010 Leon D r . , A le x ­andria, La. 71301.

JAMES ft. NORWOOD (MF 1965) - 3921 Cagle D r . , Ft. Worth, Texas 76118.

- o -CARMAN W. OAKES (1951) - Rt. 2, Box 220, Lees-

v ille , La. 71446.JACK C . ODOM (1948) - Rt. 1, Box 113A, Denham

Springs, La. 70726.JIM D . ODOM (1950) - P .O . Box 193, Brandon,

Miss. 39042.MARION J. OLMSTEAD (1940) - 705 Littledale R d .,

M ob ile , A la . 36609.HAROLD W. OLSON (1935) - RFD #3 , Winthrop, M e.

04363.TAYLOR A . ONCALE (1956) - P .O . Box 155, Pain-

cou rtv ille , La. 70391.JED P. O'NEAL (1953) - 1210 Lake Lane, D em opolis,

A la . 36732.OTIS W. O'QUIN (1967) - 246 S. Eugene S t . ,

Baton Rouge, La. 70806.JERALD V . OWENS (MSGM 1967) - Box 44, H aile,

La. 71246.

- P -RAYMOND J. PALERMO (1958 ; MSGM 1959) - P .O .

Box 278, T iog a , La. 71477.WILLIAM J. PALMER (MF 1960) - P .O . Box 144,

WILLIAM M cD . PALMER (1937) - 1560 S. Colum bine. Baton Rouge, La. 70808; Assoc. State Forester,

La. Forestry C om m .ANGELO W. PALMISANO, JR. (MSGM 1967) - 3015

Highland R d., Apt. 3, Baton Rouge, La. 70802.SAMUEL R. PALUMBO (1964) - 4920 Tulane D r . ,

Baton Rouge, La. 70808.JOSEPH W . PARKER, JR. (1952) - Box 1492, N atchez,

M iss. 39120; M anager, Joseph W. Parker Estate; M arried, 4 children.

RAY L. PARKER, JR. (1954) - D eceased.JAMES D . PARKMAN (MF 1966) - Rt. 4, Ruston,

La. 71270.GUY A . PARSONS (1953) - 714 Pottus S t . , Selm a,

A la . 36701.CULTUS O. PEARSON (1951) - P .O . Box 386, La-

C om be, La. 70445; S e lf-e m p lo y e d ; M arried, 9 children.

FRED A . PEEVY (MS 1964) - Rt. 2, Box 297, P ine­v ille , La. 71360.

JOHN W . PENNY (1961) - 1938 Plantation D r., A lexandria, La. 71301.

WILLIAM K. PERDUE (1942) - D eceased.CARROLL J. PERKINS (1937 ; MSGM 1952) - Rt. 3,

Bainbridge, Ga. 31717.DAVID A . PERRY (MF 1967) - Box 191, Bainbridge,

N . Y . 13733.WESLEY G. PERRY (MS 1966) - Rt. 2, Box 185 -A ,

Bastrop, La. 71220.LEWIS C . PETERS (1950) - 2450 East Contour, Baton

Rouge, La. 70808; Consulting Forester, Bennett & Peters, Inc.

JOHN H. PHARES (MSGM 1950) - P .O . Box 451, Jackson, Miss. 39205.

TRUMAN E. PHIFER (1948) - 601 South Hughes, Lit­tle Rock, Ark. 72205; Field Representative, T e c h ­n ica l D ivision , Southern Pine A ssociation ; M ar­ried, 2 children.

JAMES L. PHILLIPS (1960) - 10222 Ivy Ridge,Houston, T ex . 77043.

PAUL H. PHILLIPS, SR. (MSGM 1965) - 810 New W alton B ld g ., Atlanta, Ga. 30303.

WILLIAM T . PHILLIPS (1941) - P .O . Box 143, T a y ­lor, Ark. 71861.

WILLIE LAMAR PIERCE (1950) - Rt. 2, Box 266,Ruth, Miss. 39662.

WOODROW DOYLE PIERSON (1937) - Address un­known.

JOHN J. PITCHFORD, JR. (1952) - 209 St. Charles A v e . , N atchez, Miss. 39120.

SANTIAGO PORCELLA, III (1942) - 11 E. Delaware A v e . , Pennington, N. J. 08534.

CESAR A . PORTOCARRERO (1961) - Public A d m ., M ich . St. U n iv ., East Lansing, M ich . 48823.

F. H. PRENDERGAST (1963) - 182 Southfield R d ., Shreveport, La. 71105.

JERRY M . PRESCOTT (1956) - Rt. 1, W iggins, Miss. 39577.

JAMES h ’. PRICE, III (1950) - 307 Palmer R d ., Brookhaven, Miss. 39601.

JAMES P. PRICE (1967) - 545 Centenary D r ., Baton Rouge, La. 70808.

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Lambert H. Romero '49 Fam ily H olt, Mrs. Rom ero, and D ottie .

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KEITH CLAYTON PRICE (MS 1967) - Rt. 1, Box 324, W aldorf, M d. 20601.

KENNETH F. PRICE (1948) - Rt. 8, Box 342, Jack­son ville , Fla. 32216.

THOMAS E. PRINCE, JR. (1963) - 112 Jena D r . , P ineville , La. 71360.

JAMES W. PUCKETT (1950) - Box 578, O lla , La. 71465.

GABRIEL M . PURVIS (1956) - Drawer 550, Lancaster, S. C . 29720; District Forester, Catawba T im ber C o. ; Single.

GEORGE M . PURVIS (1949) - 13 Belle M eade, Little Rock, Ark. 72204.

- R -CECIL E. RAMBO (1964) - P .O . Box 412, C itronelle ,

A la . 36522; Forester, International Paper C o. ; M arried, 2 children.

THOMAS F. RAMKE (1940) - 4107 Fulton R d ., K noxville , Tenn. 37918.

JOHN W . READ (1950) - 129 Elmwood D r . , West M onroe, La. 71291.

JOSEPH N. REDHEAD (1961) - Box 97, W oodv ille , Miss. 39669.

HOWARD'RAY REDMOND (1948 ; MSGM 1949) - P .O . Box 3199, Tuscaloosa, A la . 35401; Chief, Game M anagem ent, G ulf States Paper Corp. ; M arried, 6 d iildren .

V . C . REGGIO, JR. (MSGM 1967) - 1705 Airline Park B lv d ., M etairie , La. 70003.

ELVIN J. REINHART (1956) - 6012 M orton S t . , M etairie, La. 70003.

JULIUS J. REMEL (1954) - 225F E licity S t . , Bay St. Louis, Miss. 39520; Unit Forester, International Paper C o . ; M arried, 2 children.

GERALD L. REYNOLDS (1951) - 1195 Whiting, M em phis, Tenn. 38117.

JAMES W . RHODES (1951) - T . L. James & C o . , Flatwoods, La. 71427.

ROBERT R. RHODES (1937 ; MS, Texas A&M, 1951)- 413 W alton Dr. E . , C o llege Station, T ex .77840; Assoc. P ro f., Dept. oT Range S c i . , Texas A&M Univ.

WILLIAM E. RICHARD, JR. (1954) - P .O . Box 83, Franklin, Va. 23851; Supervisor, M anagem ent Control, Union Camp C o r p .; M arried, 2 children.

F. H. (RUSTY) RICHARDSON (1950) - 135 South State, Room 311, Salt Lake C ity, Utah 84111; Auditor, O ffice Inspector G eneral; Single.

JOE W. RICHARDSON (1965) - Rt. 4, Franklinton,La. 70438.

LOUIE V . RICHARDSON (MSGM 1963) - Box 304, R ayville , La. 71269.

MICHAEL E. RICHARDSON (1967) - 254 W estm ore­land D r . , Baton Rouge, La. 70806.

RICHARD W . RICHARDSON (1958) - P .O . Box 323, Franklinton, La. 70438.

LUCIUS J. RISCH (1931) - D eceased.

JAMES I. RITCHIE (1946) - Suite 247, Associations B ld g ., C apitol H ill, M ontgom ery, A la . 36104; Exec. V ice President, A la . Trucking A ssn ., I n c . ; M arried, 2 children.

MANUEL J. RIVETTE (1943) - 5917 Hibiscus, Baton Rouge, La. 70808; Salesman, O liver H. Van Horn C o . , Inc. ; M arried, 2 children .

JOHN H. ROBERSON, JR. (MSGM 1967) - 812 River­side D r . , Apt. 18, M onroe, La. 71201.

BERTIS J. ROBERT (1950) - 8211 A lbert, Baton Rouge, La. 70808.

CHRISTY E. ROBERTS (1937) - P .O . Box 48, Bas­trop, La. 71220; Area Forest S u p t., International Paper C o . ; M arried, 3 children.

EDWARD G . ROBERTS, Dr. (MF 1936) - Box 1056, State C o lle g e , Miss. 39762.

C . L. ROBERTSON, MAJ. (1948) - Box 14, C linton- Sherman AFB, O kla. 73632.

CHARLES W . ROBERTSON (1949) - P .O . Box 608, Springhill, La. 71075; Regional Cons. Forester, International Paper C o . ; M arried, 3 children.

RALPH R. ROBERTSON (1949) - Box 534, State C o l­le g e , Miss. 39762.

MILTON E. ROBINOWITZ (1942) - R ichm ond, T ex . 77469.

BENJAMINE H. ROBINSON (1961) - 3260 Windwood D r., M ontgom ery, A la . 36111.

RUTHERR. ROBINSON, JR. (1949) - I .P . C o . , Box 527, Coushatta, La. 71019 ; Unit Supervisor, In­ternational Paper C o . ; M arried, 4 children.

VERNON E. ROBINSON (1948) - 11721 Pam ela D r ., Baton Rouge, La. 70815.

W . MILTON ROBINSON (1959) - 4135 C am elot D r., Apt. A -2 , Raliegh, N. C . 27609.

JOHN U. ROCHESTER, JR. (1950) - Rt. 3, Box 173, Franklinton, La. 70438.

THOMAS E. RODGERS, C A PT. (1959) - 4229-A Falcon Cts. N . , M cG uire AFB, N. J. 08641.

EARNEST A . RODRIGUE (1948) - US Rubber C o . , 1000 M arlboro D r . , Joliet, 111. 60435.

GORDON L. RODGERS (1949) - 122 Country Club D r ., Plymouth, N. C . 27962.

RAY M . RODGERS (1950) - 1012 North Seventh, Coeur D ' A len e , Idaho 83814.

WILMER H. ROGERS, JR. (1961) - P .O . Box 275, V idalia , La. 71373.

LAMBERT HOLT ROMERO (1949) - Box 15239, Broadview S ta . , Baton Rouge, La. 70806; Staff Forester, La. Forestry C o m m .; M arried, 2 c h il ­dren.

LOUIS F. ROMERO, III (1965 ; MF 1966) - 5569 Sut­ton A v e . , Baton Rouge, L a . ; Secretary, La. Building M aterial Dealers A ssn .; Single.

RAGNVALD B. RORDAM (1937) - 7513 Burthe S t . , New Orleans, La. 70118.

GEORGE C . ROSENTRETER (1957) - Nat. V ulcanized Fiber C o . , W ilm ington, D el. 19899.

LIONEL J. ROUNDTREE (1950) - 935 South Polk S t . , Jonesboro, La. 71251.

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CHARLES O . ROUNDTREE (1941) - D jalan Kentin T im ier 1, Palem bang, Indonesia.

RALEIGH K. ROUSSEL (1964) - So. Pine A ssn ., Box 5246, New Orleans, La. 70150.

LOUIS A . ROWLAND, JR. (1947) - 2507 H ollyw ood S t . , Baton Rouge, La. 70805.

ARCHIE O . ROYE (1950) - 2616 Drusilla Lane, Baton Rouge, La. 70809.

HOMER E. RUDY (1950) - 3328 Ann S t . , P ineville, La. 71360.

ROBERT L. RUMSEY, Dr. (1960 ; MSGM 1961; P h .D ., Utah State U n iv ., 1964) - SFES, 2500 Shreve­port H w y ., P in eville , La. 71360.

EARNEST J. RUSSELL (MF 1937) - 901 Robert S t . , Ruston, La. 71270.

ANDREW J. RUSSO, LT. COL. (1938) - 326 Strat­ford A v e . , Fairfax, Va. 22030.

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ANDREW W. SALTER, JR. (1948) - 3860 N. Aracle R d ., Tucson, A riz. 85705.

DAVID B. SANDERS, JR. ( 1951) - 322 Rosewood D r., A lexandria, La. 71301.

ROBERT D , SANDERS (1963) - 7600 High M eadow , #113 , Houston, T ex . 77042.

ROBERT W. SANDERS, JR. (1958) - 1433 Ronald Dr. SW, Cam den, Ark. 71701.

JOHN R. SANDOZ (1 9 5 0 )- I .P . C o . , Box 470, N acogdoches, T ex . 75961.

HARRY M . SARANTHUS, JR. (1966) - LSU Box 19842, Baton Rouge, La. 70803.

JOSEPH R. SAUCIER (1958; M S ,-.1963, Univ. o f G eorgia) - USFS, Forestry Scien ce L a b ., Athens, Ga. 30601; Associate W ood Scientist, USFS, Southeastern Forest Expt. Station; M arried.

SAMUEL N. SAXON (1961) - Box 351, D anville ,Ark. 72833.

DAVID D . SCHORES (MF 1956) - Rt. 2, Box 523, Perry, Fla. 32347.

JOHN L. SCHULTE, JR. (1959) - Roy O. Martin Lbr. C o . , Alexandria, La. 71310.

OLIVER W. SCHULTZ (1940) - P .O . Box 43, Clarks, La. 71415.

MERRIL M . SCHWARTZ (1957) - 1428 Estate D rive, M em phis, Tenn. 38117; Owner-Partner, The Schwartz C o. ; M arried, 2 children.

JACK M . SCOGGINS (1965) - Rt. 4, Box 334, Oak Grove, La. 71263.

CHARLES R. SCOTT (1967) - 1578 E. Ridge D r . , S lidell, La. 70458.

FERDIE W. SCOTT (1949) - 212 Sixth St. N . ,A m ory, Miss. 38821.

THOMAS R. SCO TT, JR. (1948) - 131 E. C ollege S t ., M on tice llo , Ark. 71655; Partner, Pomerv & M cG ow in Forest M anagers; M arried, 3 children.

JACOB W. SEALE (1950) - 20 1 -A Lee A v e . , D eRid­der, La. 70634.

CHARLES H. SELLARS (1957) - 314 Park S t . , M an-

David Warren '65 and Ray Redmond '48 flood pin oak flats for ducks in A labam a.

d e v ille , La. 70448.JOHN SENTELL (1937) - 238 A lbert S t . , Shreveport,

La. 71105.N . WESLEY SENTELL (1934) - 101 Chambers S t . ,

Corinth, Miss. 38834; Forest M anagem ent Super­intendent, Tennessee River Pulp & Paper C o . ; M arried, 4 children.

LEE C . SESSIONS (1934) - P .O . Box 1118, H am ­m ond, La. 70401.

THOMAS O . SESSIONS, JR. (1962) - Box 606, W oodv ille , Miss. 39669.

GOODARZ SHAIDEE (BS, 1956, Teheran Univ. ;.M S, 1957, Teheran Univ. ; MF, LSU, 1962) - Rt. 2, Box 444, Denham Springs, La. 70726.

W . J. SHEFFIELD, JR. (1957) - 1312 T im m Dr. , C o llege Station, T ex . 77840. ^

C . L. SHILLING (1963) - C o. B, 2nd B n ., 18th I n f . , APO, San Francisco, C a lif. 96345.

JEROME V. SHIREMAN (1961) - Z o o lo g y , Iowa State U n iv ., Am es, Iowa 50010.

JOHN M . SHIRER (1940) - 207 W ateree A v e . , C olum bia , S. C . 29205.

EUGENE SHOULDERS (MF 1963) - SFES, 2500 Shreve­port H w y ., P in eville , La. 71360.

RAIFORD C. SIBLEY (1951) - Address unknown.CARLYS C . SIGLER (1949) - A . D. Chambers,

M ilam , T ex . 75959.CALVIN T . SIMMONS (1949) - 826 Judiway, Hous­

ton, T ex . 77018.CHARLES D . SIMMONS (1955) - 6016 Jean S t.,

M etairie, La. 70003.HENRY D . SIMPSON, III (1963) - 4219 Highland

R d ., Baton Rouge, La. 70808.WILLIAM R. SIZEMORE (1940) - 20611 Patterson

B ld g ., Tallassee, A la. 36078.WINTON L. SLADE (1955) - USFS, Rt. 1, C olfax ,

La. 71417.

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"What You N e e d , When You N e e d It" M o r e than ju s t a s lo g a n , "What you n ee d , When you n ee d it" e x p r e s s e s F o r e s t r y s u p p l i e r s gen u in e i n t e r e s t in s e r v i n g you . E a c h of us w a n ts to p l e a s e you . We s a y "at F o r e s t r y s u p p l i e r s you get m o r e than ju s t m e r c h a n d i s e you g e t s o m e of e a c h of us . 11

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WILLIAM L. SMILEY (M S, Miss. State, 1956; MF, LSU, 1961) - 2211 Sem inole Trail, North Little Rock, Ark. 72116; Extension Forester, A gri. Ext. S e r v ., Univ. o f Ark. ; M arried, 3 children.

ARNOLD B. SMITH (1960) - P .O . Box 2345, Ever­green S ta ., Gulfport, Miss. 39501.

AUTLEY B. SMITH (1948) - P .O . Box 488, West M onroe, La. 71291.

BUFORD J. SMITH (1956) - Perkinston, Miss. 39573.DONALD J. SMITH (1948 ; MF 1960) - Box 453,

C linton, La. ; Assoc. County Agent, LSU Agr.Ext. S e rv ice ; M arried, 3 children.

FRANCIS A . SMITH (1931) - 608 West M ain S t . ,New Roads, La. 70760.

GASTON G . SMITH (1957) - Address unknown.HORACE B. SMITH (1933) - Rt. 1, Box 75, Crosby,

Miss. 39633.M ARCHALLR. SMITH (1937) - IP C o . , P .O . Box

879, P ineville , La. 71360.MERLIN B. SMITH (1966) - 302 Hilton S t . , M onroe,

La. 71201; Consulting Forester; M arried, 1 ch ild .MORTON M . SMITH (1950) - 1610 Tyron Rd. N. E. ,

Atlanta, Ga. 30319.ROBERT D . SMITH (MSGM 1960) - T V A , P .O . Box

27, Golden Pond, Ky. 42231.WALLACE R. SMITH, JR. (1940) - Hunt Lumber

C o . , In c ., Ruston, La. 71207.WILLIE J. SMITH ( 1957) - Rt. 1, Box 117A, Car-

riere, Miss. 39426.THOMAS D . SMOKE II (1958) - W. T . Carter &

Bro. Lbr. C o . , Cam den, Texas 75934.MARK H. SNELLGROVE (1963) - 336 Ray Weiland

D r., Baker, La. 70714.THOMAS A . SNELLGROVE (1967) - 3550 Nicholson

D r., Apt. 1058, Baton Rouge, La. 70802; Grad­uate student, LSU; M arried.

WALTER C . SNYDER (1952) - P .O . Box 118, Zachary, La. 70891.

LAWRENCE D . SOILEAU (MSGM 1960) - P .O . Box 585, Opelousa, La. 70570.

PAUL W . SONGY (1967) - 1022 Greentree A v e . , M etairie, La. 70001.

ROBERT W . SPEAR (1954) - 1110 Claiborne A v e . , M inden, La. 71055.

JOSEPH L. SPINKS (1966) - P .O . Box 82, D eKalb, Miss. 39328.

C . HARVEY SPROTT (1938) - Southland Paper C o . , Box 1149, Lufkin, Texas 75901.

ROBERT R. SPROTT (1967) - Rt. 6, Box 776, Lufkin, T ex . 75901; M arried, 1 ch ild .

JOHN W . SQUIRES, JR. (1959) - 601 North Haugh S t ., Picayune, Miss. 39466.

JOHN W . SQUIRES, SR. (1932) - P .O . Box 4753, Jackson, Miss. 39216; M anager, Forestry D iv i­sion, Sears, Roebuck & C o. and Int. Paper C o . ; M arried, 5 children.

ALBERT J. ST . DIZIER (1931) - 2207 Barbe Ct. ,Lake Charles, La. 70601.

GUS STACY III (1965 ; M S-Fisheries 1967) - P .O . Box 37, Grand Isle, La. 70358; Fishery Biologist,

La. W ild life and Fish. C om m .DAVID E. STAFFORD (1965) - 1547 W. 10th S t . ,

Bogalusa, La. 70427.NICHOLAS B. STALLWORTH (1948) - Stallworth

Naval Stores C o . , C itronelle , A la . 36522.NICHOLAS J. STALLWORTH (1942) - P .O . Box

1114, M ob ile , A la . 36601.RICHARD F. STANEK (1967) - 824 Big Tree Road,

Hamburg, N. Y . 14075.MEREDITH O . STARK (1939) - Stark T im ber C o .,

316 B lvd ., Lexington, Miss. 39095.MARION A . STEPHENS, JR. (1948) - Crown Z e lle r -

bach C o r p ., Box 608, C olum bia , Miss. 39429.HERBERT STERN, JR. (MSGM 1955) - P .O . Box 344,

T eatick et, Mass. 02536.JAMES N. STEVEN (1940) - Box 32, Winnsboro, La.

71295NORMAN C . STEVENS (1927) - P .O . Box 169,

P icayune, Miss. 39466.WILLIAM B. STEWART (1950) - 120 Harrel D r . ,

W innfield, La. 71483.WALTER L. STOKES (1963) - 3038 W yom ing S t . ,

Baton Rouge, La. 70802; D istrict M anager, Ben­nett & Peters, I n c . ; M arried, 1 boy .

JOHN L. STONE (1967) - 347 W. Parker B lvd .,Baton Rouge, La. 70808.

JOHN W . STONE (1963) - 4240 Hyacinth S t . , Baton Rouge, La. 70808.

H. DAVID STORY, JR. (1928) - 1589 Stephens A v e . , Baton Rouge, La. 70815.

ELLIOTT E. STOTT (1967) - 20 Catherine C ircle , Savannah, G eorgia 31406; Working C ircle Forest­er, Union Camp Corp. ; Married, 1 daughter.

CHARLES W. STOUT (1958) - 123 E. Pelican H w y ., O akdale, La. 71463; D istrict Forester, Boise Cascade T im ber Products; M arried, 1 ch ild .

ALLEN STOVALL (1958) - Box 374, M on tice llo ,Miss. 39654.

THOMAS C . STRAWN, JR. (1965) - P .O . Box 528, Cullen , La. 71021.

FREDDIE R. STRICKLAND (1957) - M asonite C o r p ., Box 1048, Laurel, Miss. 39441.

WILL STRINGFIELD (1931) - P .O . Box 254, Kent­w ood , La. 70444.

OMER B. STRONG (1949) - Box 488, O lla , La.71465.

ALFRED D . SULLIVAN (1964 ; MSGM 1966) - 125 Hart A v e . , Athens, Ga. 30601; NDEA T itle IV Fellow , Univ. o f G eorgia; M arried, 1 ch ild .

ALBERT C . SULLIVAN (1961) - 415 Ash S t ., V idalia, La. 71373; Forester, R. F. Learned & Son, In c. ; M arried, 2 children.

JOHN A . SULLIVAN (1964) - Parks Lumber C o . , N ew ellton, La. 71357.

DANIEL D . SUMMERS (1963) - Box 282, Wartburg, Tenn. 37887; Grad. Teach ing A sst ., Univ. o f T e n n .; Married.

JEROME H. SUMMERS, JR. (1939) - Rt. 1, Box 52, New Roads, La. 70760; Consulting Engineer; M arried, 3 children, 1 granddaughter.

Georgia-Pacific shouts “timber-r-r in the Amazon jungle.

The native skillfully guides the raft of virola logs along the narrow, twisting jungle stream. D estination: the storage pond of Georgia-Pacific’s veneer plant at Portel, Brazil, near the mouth of the Amazon River. Here the valuable logs are peeled into wafer- thin sheets of wood, which are shipped to our Savannah, Georgia, hardwood plywood operations. Finally, the veneers beautify homes and offices all over America and the world in Georgia-Pacific’s decorative hardwood paneling.

P hilipp ine Tim ber, TooT he South American logs come from our 640,000 acres of timber- land in the dense Brazilian jungle . . . source of a t least 5 billion board feet of Georgia-Pacific timber. Halfway across the world in the Philippines, we have cutting rights on approximately 2 billion board feet of lauan, known as Philippine mahogany. Some of our Philippine logs are sold in Taiwan, Jap an , Korea and other Asian countries. Veneers from other logs are used to make decora­tive paneling by Georgia-Pacific in Eugene, Oregon.

3 5 B illion B oard Feet S u p p lyIn all,we own or control 35 billion board feet of tim ber around the world. I t is managed on a sustained yield basis to insure sufficient supply for tomorrow’s needs . . . an important factor in our planning. The U.S. Forest Service expects domestic demand for products from wood to double by the end of the century. Develop­m ent of overseas tim ber sources to augment our growing domestic supply is another example of how Georgia-Pacific continues to live up to its reputation as the Growth Company.

For further information write:

g e o r g i a - p a c i f i c / t h e G R O W T H C O M P A N Y

421 S.W. Sixth Avenue. Portlend. Ore. 9 7 2 0 4

P lyw ood/Paper/Pulp/Chem ica ls/W ood Products Gypsum /Natura l Gas / Metallurgical Coel

JAMES E. SUMRALL (1950) - Box 425, Richton,Miss. 39476.

PHAIROT SUVANAKARA (1958) - Royal Forest D e ­partment, Bangkok, Thailand.

ELDRIDGE J. SYLVESTER (1929) - 832 26th S t . , Gulfport, Miss. 39501.

- T -GEORGE M . TANNEHILL, JR. (1932) - USFS, P .O .

Box 30, W innfield, La. 71483.GLEN F. TANNEHILL (1941) - Urania Lumber C o . ,

L td ., Urania, La. 71480.RICHARD M . TENNEHILL (MF 1948) - La. Longleaf

Lbr. C o . , Box 23, Fisher, La. 71426.ALFRED B. TANNER (1966) - 2712 A erial A v e . , K et­

tering, Ohio 45419; Forester, US Forest Service.CLAUDE L. TARVER (1930) - General D elivery ,

S icily Island, La. 71368.THEODORE TATE, JR. (1931) - Eunice, La. 70535.CARL S. TAYLOR (1952) - RD 1, Washington, La.

70589.MARION A . TAYS (1965) - Port Barre Lbr. C o . ,

Port Barre, La. 70577.LEO D . THIELS (1963) - Apt. 3, 901 San Jacinto

S t . , Crockett, Texas 75835.THOMAS D . THIGPEN (1949) - Rt. 2, Franklinton,

La. 70438.CARL V . THOMPSON, JR. (MS 1965) - P .O . Box

670, M inden, La. 71055; Work Unit Conserva­tionist, USDA Soil Conserv. S e r v .; M arried.

RONALD C . THOMPSON (1965) - Rt. 6, Box 84, Texarkana, Texas 75501.

ERNEST S. THORTON (1950 ; MF, Duke, 1951) - P .O . Box 205, Zachary, La. 70791; Woodlands M g r . , La. Forest Products Corp. ; M arried, 2 children.

MASON B. THURMAN (1960) - 310 E. Bruce S t . , M cRae, Ga. 31055; Field Rep. Chip Procure­m ent, Union Camp Corp. ; M arried, 2 children.

MORRIS L. TINDELL ( 1951) - W. E. Parks Lbr.C o . , Box 86, N ew ellton , La. 71357.

JOHN A . TITUS (1939) - 4115 M cK in ley S t . ,Groves, T ex . 77619.

RALPH L. TODD, LT. COL. (1942) - P .O . Box 991, M an deville , La. 70448.

ARDIE C . TOLER ( 1939) - 117 West T a lly Court, M ob ile , A la . 36606.

ROY V . TOMLINSON ( 1949) - D e ltic Farm & T im ­ber C o . , El Dorado, Ark. 71730; C h ief Forester, D e ltic Farm & T im ber C o . , Inc. ; M arried, 2 children.

PLATO C . TOULIATOS (1957) - USFS, P .O . Box 69, Oxford, Miss. 38655.

HAL E. TOWNSEND, JR. (1935) - Box 985, NW State C o llege , N atchitoches, La. 71457.

WILLIAM P. TREWOLLA (1956) - 305 Cross S t . , V idalia , La. 71373.

JOSEPH S. TRICHEL (1941) - 306 M eridale D r . ,

West M onroe, La. 71291.GEORGE F. TROTTER (1963) - USFS, Minarets

Ranger D is t ., North Fork, C a lif. 93643.ROLAND J. TREUBIG (MF 1960) - Alexander State

Forest, W oodworth, La. 71485; Forester, La. Forestry C o m m .; M arried, 2 children.

GALE R. TRUSSELL (MF 1967) - P .O . Box 176, Jefferson C ity, M o. 65101; C h ief Planner, Missouri State Park Board; M arried.

ROBERT E. TUCKER (1947) - Continental Can C o . , Savannah, Ga. 31401.

JAMES N. TULLOS (1965) - P .O . Box 726, C le v e ­land, T ex . 77327.

JOHN T . TURBA (1937) - P .O . Box 3512, Little Rock Ark. 72203.

JAMES W. TURK (1964 ; MSGM 1966) - 209 10th S t . , A ttm ore, A la . 36502.

ROLLIE L. TURMAN (1951) - P .O . Box 72, T a li- shcck Lei 70464

DONALD D . TURNER (MS 1966) - Rt. 3, Bass Lake Fish Hatchery, Knox, Ind. 46534.

JAMES E. TURNLEY, JR. (1949) - 5017 Benjamin Street, A lexandria, La. 71371.

- u -PRICHARD N. UNDERWOOD (M S-Forest Products

1963) - 15019 S .E . 46th, B ellevue, Wash.98004.

- V -W . C . VALENTINE, JR. (1937) - 11328 Harrells

Ferry R d ., Baton Rouge, La. 70816.EDWARD R. VALES (1959) - C a lle 17, No. 88 C o l.

M e x ico , M erida, Y ucatan , M ex.JOSE DAVILA VALLDEJULI (1939) - Dr. V eve #64,

Bayam on, Puerto Rico 00619.JACK C . VANDEGRIFT (MF 1963) - P .O . Box

197-B , Oxford, Miss. 38655.D . GAYLORD VAN DINE (1954) - Rt. 3, Box 170,

L eesville , La. 71446.HERMAN W. VARNADO (1956) - Rt. B, Poplarville ,

Miss. 39470.CARL J. VAUGHN (1950) - C & D W oodland S e r v .,

Box 745, D eQ uincy, La. 70633.ARTHUR E. VERDEL (1963) - 508 Nicholson A v e . ,

W aveland, Miss. 39576.SALVO J. VERUCCHI (1959) - 403 N. Sixth S t . ,

C rockett, T ex . 75835.HUGH M . VICK (1949) - K ellogg Lbr. C o . , Dr.

1402, M onroe, La. 71201.

- W -CHARLES R. WALE (1961) - Box 277, G lenm ora,

La. 71433.

Some foresters just don’t look like they used to!

But they aren’t what they used to be, either.

The industrial forester has come a long way since his only job was “preventing fires and logging the mill.”

Today, he is moving on to greater re­sponsibilities and more demanding jobs. The key has been education. In fact, at International Paper Company we have more than 325 graduate foresters in the South, some holding M.S. and Ph.D. degrees.

In addition to planting, growing, pro­tecting and harvesting trees, I-P ’s modern foresters are involved in the purchase and sale of land and timber, wood procure­ment, labor relations, wildlife manage­ment, public relations, recreational de­velopment, conservation, administration, research, and the use of computers.

No, the modem forester doesn’t look like he used to. But, as we said, he isn’t what most people think he is either.

INTERNATIONALPAPERC O M P A N Y

E. SCOVELL WALKER (1938) - Box 151, Plain D ea l­ing, La. 71064; Secretary and Forester, S. H. Bolinger & C o . , Inc. ; M arried, 3 children.

LEROY A . WALKER (1950) - Rt. 3, Box 219, Bas­trop, La. 71220; District Forester, G eorg ia - P acific Corp. ; M arried, 1 child .

WILLIAM H. WALKER, JR. (MS 1967) - 300 Lorraine Road, Glen Ellyn, 111. 60137.

RALPH T . WALL (1941) - P .O . Box 15239, Broad­view S t a . , Baton Rouge, La. 70815; C h ief o f For­est Inform ation, La. Forestry C om m . ; Married,3 children.

STANLEY R. WALL ( 1952) - Rt. 4, Box 445, West M onroe, La. 71292.

DEAN R. WALLACE (1952) - Box 391, Ark. Agr.Ext. Service, Little Rock, Ark. 72203.

HAROLD WALLACE (1962) - Box 682, C larksville,V s 2 3927

HARo Ld E. WALLACE (1941) - Fla. G am e & Fish C o m m ., Tallahassee, Fla. 32304.

GARRETT H. WALSH (1948) - P .O . Box 333,Z w olle , La. 71486; D istrict Forester, Boise Cas­cade Corp. ; M arried, 3 children.

HAROLD L: WALTERS (1950) - IP C o . , P .O . Box 791, M ansfield , La. 71052.

ROBERT A . WALTON (1952) - 1940 C olonia l D r . , Savannah, Ga. 31406.

ALLEN E. WAMPLER (1952) - Box 617, C olfax , La. 71417.

CHARLES E. WARD, JR, 'M aj. (1954) - 800 Carlisle, Jackson, Miss. 39202.

JAMES G . WARMBROD (1938) - 878 W estwood, Jackson, Tenn. 38301; Assist. Extension Forester, Agr. Ext. S erv ., Univ. o f Tenn. ; M arried, 3 children.

DAVID S. WARREN (1965) - G ulf States Paper C o r p ., T uscaloosa, A la . 35401.

GEORGE W . WASSON (1950) - Box 327, Hot Springs, Ark. 71901.

JOHN B. WATERER (1940) - Address unknown.JAMES R. WATERS (MF 1967) - Rt. 4, Univ. Acres,

C o llege Station, T ex . 77801; Grad. Student, Texas A&M Univ.

JOHN J. WATKINS (1941) - Address unknown.JOHN T . WATKINS, JR. (1957) - U .S . Forest S erv .,

Paris, Ark. 72855.JAMES C . WATSON (1950) - 571 Jefferson D rive,

Lake Charles, La. 70601.WILLIAM E. WATSON (1963) - 1446 S. 24th S t . ,

Baton Rouge, La. 70808.ROBERT M . W A TT (1959) - P .O . Box 347, DeRid­

der, La. 70634. TOTOM R. W ATTS ( 1951) - Box 52, Pachuta, Miss.

39347.JOSEPH E. WEATHERLY, JR. (1941) - 334 Audubon

P lace, Jackson, Miss. 39206.BILLY W . WEAVER (1952) - Abita R d ., Star R te .,

Covington, La. 70433.BURTON D . WEAVER, JR. (1960) - Box 51, Flora,

La. 71428; Forester, W eaver Brothers Realty;

M arried, 3 children.JOE STEVE WEBB (1955) - Molpus Lumber C o . ,

Philadelphia, Miss. 39350; M anager, T im ber Operations, Molpus Lumber C o. ; M arried, 3 children.

JOHN M . WEBB (1943) - 1003 Westwood R d ., C a m ­den, Ark. 71701.

EMERSON WEST (1965) - Rt. 1, Box 235, G onzales, La. 70737.

ROBERT E. WESTBROOK (MF 1966) - P .O . Box 310, Lufkin, T ex . 75901; W ood T echnolog ist, T ex . For. S e rv ., For. Prod. L a b .; M arried.

LEO R. WESTMORELAND (1950) - P .O . Box 689, Ham mond, La. 70401.

WILLIAM T . WHALEN (1950) - 2020 Pollard Pkwy. , Baton Rouge, La. 70808.

CHARLES V . WHATLEY (1956) - P .O . Box 578,O lla , La. 71465.

LLOYD W. WHATLEY (1960) - Rt. 1, Box 124, C h en eyv ille , La. 71325.

WILLIAM B. WHEELIS (1927) - 4210 Desaird R d ., M onroe, La. 71202.

ROBERT LOUIS WIERMAN (1936) - Address unknown.L. C . WHITE (1950) - 256 Bermuda D r ., G reen­

v ille , Miss. 38701.LONNIE B. WHITE (1950) - 604 Balboa S t . , M on ­

roe, La. 71201.PAUL H. WHITE (1950) - 4109 Roger, M onroe, La.

71201.CLIFTON J. WHITEHEAD (1962; MS 1965) - P .O .

Box 196, Crossville, Tenn. 38555; P roject Lead­er, W ild life M anagem ent Research, Tenn. Game & Fish C om m . ; M arried.

GERALD W. WHITEHEAD (1960) - Box 307, Livings­ton, La. 70754.

RONALD G . WHITEHEAD (1958) - Rt. 3, Box 9A , Louisville, Miss. 39339.

DAVID W . WIGGINS (1967) - 3206 U .S . 19 South, Perry, Fla. 32347.

EDGAR C . WILKINS (1952) - 502 W illow Oak, Lufkin, T e x . 75901.

RAY L. WILKINS ( 1963) - Rt. 2, Box 37, Homer, La. 71040.

W . H. WILKINSON, Dr. (1943) - 5106 Connella D r., A lexandria, La. 71301.

CHARLES W . WILLIAMS, JR. (1949) - 706 S. Third S t ., M onroe, La. 71201.

CLIFFORD T . WILLIAMS (1957) - 3900 Lionel S t ., M onroe, La. 71201.

DAVID L. WILLIAMS (1966) - 218 E. Bertheaud S t . , Opelousas, La. 70570.

LEROY G . WILLIAMS (1949) - Urania, La. 71480.ROBERT H. WILLIAMS (1966) - Box 1152, Hooks,

T ex . 75561.THARON D . WILLIAMS (1951) - Box 395, Leaks-

v ille , Miss. 39440.D . LEROY WILLIAMSON (1959) - T ex . Forest S e r v .,

Lufkin, Texas 75901.JOHN R. WILLIFORD (1966) - 621 Pifer, Houston,

Texas 77024.

Since the LSU fo r e s t r y camp f i r s t began on land donated by our p r e d e ­c esso r company back in the 1920's, we have always we lcom ed the oppor­tunity of being "Good Neighbors. "

Crown Ze l le rbach recogn izes the important contributions made by the LSU School of F o re s t r y . We are honored and p leased that its students r e c e i v e some of their training on our t imberlands.

Crown Ze l le rbach 's f o re s te rs look fo rward to working with each y ea r 's c lass , provid ing lectures and tours, and sharing of their exper ience.

W e 'v e enjoyed being neighbors and invite you to v is i t us again.

Bond, James O. '63 Henderson, Wilbur H. '38Cameron, Daniel '50 Hennigan, James '51C ar te r , Robert T. '50 Hughes, Je f f '49Dolhonde, Paul E. '49 M i ley , Lonnie '60Fo i l , J. Harold 38 N e t te rv i l l e , J e r r y W. '50Ford , Eugene M. '52 Stephens, M. A. '48Goebel , Glenn E. '50 Turman, Ronnie L. '51Harper , Paul '59 Whitehead, Gera ld W. '60

C ro w n Z e l l e r b a c hS O U T H E R N T I M B E R O P E R A T I O N S

JEWEL L. WILLIS ( 1959) - Box 1045, USL S t a . , Lafayette, La. 70501 .

JAMES B. WILLOZ (1967) - 4725 St. Ferdinand S t . , New Orleans, La. 70126 .

DEWEY W. WILLS (MSGM 1965) - P .O . Box 426, Ferriday, La. 71334 .

JOHN S . WILSON ( 1940) - Box 365, Nashville,Ark. 71852.

OLIVER F . WILSON, JR. ( 1948) - Box 164, Dover, Tenn. 37058.

WILLIAM C . WILSON (MSGM 1967) - Box 12, East Point, La. 71025.

CLIFTON C . WINKLE (1949) - Box 252, Cotton V alley , La. 71018.

CHARLES S . WINTERS, JR. (1960) - Fort N eces­sity, La. 71243 .

JOSEPH ARTHUR WIXSON (1940) - Address unknown.C . FRED WOODCOCK (1937) - Box 4 88 , West Mon­

roe, La. 71291 ; Forester, Olinkraft.EDMUND T . WOOLFOLK, JR. (1941) - 1526 Avon­

dale D r . , Baton Rouge, La. 70808 .GEORGE P. WRIGHT (1939) - 650 Durdin Drive,

S ilsbee, T e x . 77656.JAMES H. WRIGHT, MAJ. (19 5 7 ; B S-E lect. Eng.,

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LEON C . WRIGHT ( 1953) - 1113 Skidaway R d ., Savannah, Ga. 31404 .

REGINALD G. WYCOFF (MSGM 1964) - S ic ily Island, La. 71368.

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