OREGON STATE
CENTENNIAL EDITION
Volume XXI I
Corvallis, Oregon, January 1969
Number 1
School Celebrates Centennial With New Building
The School of Forestry is celebrating
Oregon State University's Centennial Year
by breaking ground for a new forestry
building. What could be more appropriate?
Bill West, Chairman of the Building Committee, says that final plans and specificatoins are nearing completion. Architects
Hamlin, Martin and Schultz of Eugene,
have been bearing down w ith vigor, along
with the consulting . firms involved. Bruce
Morrison, mechanical engineering; Grant
Kelley, electrical engineering; and Carl
Rhode , structural engineering, all of Portland, have been busily engaged in getting
their specifications in order.
The architects have set February 1 as
the target date for completion of plan s,
spec ifications, and cost est imates.· These
will be submitted to the School, University,
and State Board of Higher Education for
review whic h requires from four to six
weeks. We have been asked repeatedly,
" When will ground breaking take place? "
" What is the expected completion date?"
At this writing, answers to both questions
are guesses, but here goes. Assuming a
favorable cost estimate , State Board of
Higher Educat'on approval at a meeting
early in March, 1969, and the 30 days
required advertising for bids, it may be
poss ible to break ground in late April or
May. The construction schedule allows
18 month s, h ence, possible completion
by November, 1970.
The architects
are hopeful of being able to set this ahead
- completion by September, 1970.
Costs are a major concern at this time .
The question is being asked , "Will the
Forestry building be w:thin the budget of
$2,365 ,000?" This figure was set in February, 1967, and roughly checked in February, 1968. The p ast year was a period of
spiraling inflation in the building business.
Bids on new construction, now underway
on the campus, were over budgets requiring considerable alteration of plans, equipment, and fixtures . Right now we are
wondering what the current take-off
estimates will be on the Forestry building .
Hopefully, they w :ll be within the budget,
and ground break :ng will go forward this
spring .
Many of you are probably wondering
just where the building will be located and
what the bu ild ing plans are like. The site
is west of the present building on the
southwest corner of Jefferson street and
The Mall. The Poultry Scie nces building
is to the south and the U.S. Forestry
Sciences Laboratory is to the west. There
are about 84 ,000 square feet gross area
over two floors and a basement. Net
usable space of approximately 55,000
square feet breaks down roughly into 60
per cent instruction and graduate research,
22 per cent administration and faculty
offices, and 18 p er cent services. To give
you a better idea of the lay-out we've
included some drawings for you.
Site Plan
Landscaping , access drives, and parking
have been worked out in cooperation with
tile Forestry Sciences Laborato ry so as to
provide the most efficient and attractive
arrangement. The forestry building as
shown in the plan view o f the ground floor
consists of three units arranged around
a central co urt w:th north , west, and east
side entrances. Functions within the
three structured units are ilustrated on the
Ground Floor Plan. There is a service
court on the south side of the basement
level to provide parking for vehicles used
in field labs and research. An area
beyond the service court has been left
for future expansion and additional parking. The plan permits a generous set-back
of the building from The Mall and Jefferson
streets.
Ground Floor Plan
The west unit (left on plan) houses a
small auditorium , lobby and rest rooms;
the auditorium will seat 160. The unit
extend ing left to right at the bottom of
the plan will house the Forest Products
Department o ffices , a student center, classrooms for wood technology and aerial
photography, and a large seminar room.
The 'L ' shaped unit in the upper right
corner will accommodate School administration functions , such as offices and
wo rk sp ace for the Dean, Assistant Deans,
Business Manager, Personnel Counselor,
Acco unting and Secretarial activities. Wide
entrances are provided on the north and
east sides opening into a central court for
outdoor circulation and exhibit areas.
Top Floor Plan
The top floor co mpletely covers the
ground floor system with access via staircase at the four corners, inc lud ing an
elevator at the southwest corner. Teaching laboratories, preparation and calculator
rooms
computer
center,
economicsmanagem ent research, reference read ing,
seminar, graduate assistants, and staff
center are around the outside periphery,
Inside, overlook the cou rt are offices for
the Forest Eng ineering and Forest Management Departments.
Basement
Th e basement provides space for teaching and research laboratories requiring
extensive utilities. A lim ited number of
offices is provided in the center area. The
laboratories are either directly related to
instruction or to grad uate activities.
Sections
These two drawings indicate vertical
floor arrangeme nt and , to a limited extent,
structural details. Basement foundations,
floor slab, walls and co lumns are re inforced concrete , incl uding the first floor
joist and slab system. Ground and top
story construction are heavy glue-laminated
wood col umns, beams and purlins with
floor and roof of laminated decking. By
coordinating exterior and interior finishing
materials with the basic building concept
the new Forestry building will be an outsta nding example o f attractive design in
wood and a credit to the forestry profession .
New Fernhopper Directory
We're proud of the new Directory that
you will find at the back of the 1969
Oregon State Forester. This marks the
first time that an up-to-date directory has
gone to every Fernhopper for whom we
think we have a good address.
Previously the Forestry Club has pubilshed a directory that has gone only to
Alums who purchased the Annual Cruise.
Last year no direc tory was published so
we decided to inc lude it with the Newsletter. As you can see, it is run on an
offset press and from the l isting provided
by the Computer Service.
Worked out
good, didn 't it?
A new program has been initiated to
recapture addresses of you guys that move
and don 't se nd us an address change .
This is the U.S. Post Office program of
(continued on page 3)
The President's
Message
OREGON
STATE FORESTER
Annual newsletter of the OSU Forestry
Al umn i Association mailed to the last
known address of all OSU Fernhoppers.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TERMS EXPIRE APRIL, 1969
Rosboro Lumber Co.
P. 0. Box 1098
Springfield, Ore. 97477
R. M. Kallander
(Sec'y.-Treas.)
Assistant Dean
School of Forestry
Corva llis, Ore. 97330
Clyde H. Stratton
Pacific Pumpers, Inc.
3151 S. W. Sherwood Pl.
Port land, Ore. 97201
TERMS EXPIRE APRI L, 1970
James L. Bagley
(Vice President)
U. S. Plywood-Champion
P. 0 . Box 672
Eu gene, Ore. 97401
Ronald E. Smith
State Forestry Dept.
2600 State Street
Salem, Ore. 97301
Bob H. Un derwood
(President)
Woods Products Division
Weyerhaeuse r Company
Kelso, Wash. 98626
TERMS EXPIRE APRIL, 1971
Austin Mc Reynolds
730 Walnut Avenue
Eugene, Ore. 97401
Glenn B. Parsons
Box 525
Elgin , Ore. 97827
Kenneth 0. Wilson
3110 S. W. Florida Street
Portland, Ore. 97219
ADV ISORY
Carl H. Stoltenberg
(Dean)
School of Forestry
Corvall is, Ore. 97331
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Your Invitation To
Plans Program
Fernhopper Day
Fernhoppers from various parts of Oregon met in Corvallis in early October to
discu ss plans for the Stud ent Se lection
Program. President Bob Underwood welco med the group. Dean Carl Stoltenberg ,
Bill Wheeler, and Rudy Kallander explained the need for the Committee, outlined the tentative plans for the program ,
and asked members of the group for their
recommendations. During a general discussion w hich followed, partic ipants contributed valuable suggestions that set the
stage for organ izing the action program.
I would like to extend an invitation, on
behalf of the Forestry Club, to all alums
for Fernhopper Day and Banquet on Saturday, February 22, 1969. Preparation is
well under way and Chairman Bill Niedermeyer promises a day of interesting
activit ies with excellent food in store.
There will also be a tea for the ladies
sponsored by the "Co nifers" , the student
wives organization.
In the fall of 1970 the Schoo l of Forestry is scheduled to move into the new
building.
There can be no doubt that
forestry has outgrown and nearly worn out
the present building. The Forestry Clu b
will be ass isting alu mni in recruiting top
students to study for a career in forestry.
The Club is in the process of making a
slide-tape program of a "student's eye
view" of fo restry ed ucation for presentationtion to interested h igh school students.
We hope to bu ild an understandnig of
forestry and an interest in the School.
Incidentally, the Annual Cruise staff has
a lim ited number of Annual Cruises dating
from 1937 to 1967. They will be sold on
Fernhopper Day on a first come first served
basis, $1.00 each. Mail orders will be filled .
Ken Kanoff, Preside nt
OSU Forestry C lu b.
The Committee elected Herb Willison as
chai rman and promptly went to work. The
state was divided up into 14 districts and
each member of the Committee placed in
c harge of the district in which he resid\'!s.
Thus each com mittee mem ber would se, rve
as a district c hairman and would solic it
the aid o f other alums in his area to assist
in the program.
Oregon State Universi ty Forestry Alumni Association
David C. Burwell
Student Selection Committee
Dear Fernhoppers:
Our alumni forces have a very important
part in the operation of our school. As
"G raduates" of this schoo l we are the
prod ucts put on the marke t to carry out
the work of the industry. We have a duty
to build and maintain an image as foresters
who are looked up to and desired for this
work. We have reached a p lateau so mewhere in o ur work. The next step is to
continue to help the school turn out foresters of eq ual ability and productivity.
There are several ways this can be and
has been achieved.
The past few years have seen c urriculum modifications needed to keep up with
changes in industry, and po licies o f public
forestry. More recently great he lp was
given by alumni in pass ing legislation to
build a new forestry building . A hard
working gro up of alumni c reated a task
force that came up with nine areas o f
responsibility which can enhance our overall status in the field of forestry. This
year we are taking one of those n ine areas,
that of Student Selection, and the committee is fun ction ing.
Members of the committee are Norman
Bjorkland '48, Brice L. Brandt '61 , John
L. Davis '63, Wayne 0. Harr is '48, Joe B.
Holder '58, Bill G. Hughes '49 , Robert E.
Kischell '48, Donald B. Malmberg '47 ,
Ashley Poust '37, Ph ill ip C . Smith '56,
Oscar Weed ' 46, Herb Willison '33. Tom
Radcliffe '42.
In these days of rapid change in business, economics, world conditions, and
morals, we must keep on the move and
help o ur school produce capable, forthright and ambitious you ng men who, we
as emp loyers, will feel fortunate in havi ng
on our staff. Your help must be a continuing endeavor from now on.
I 'll be lookin.g for yo u February 22.
Bob Underwood
President
High schools in each district will be
contacted to obtain the names of the top
10 - 15% of young men in the jun ior and
senior classes.
Under the cha irm an's
leadership these students will be contacted
to see if they would be interested in
lea rning about career opportu nities in
forest ry. Those who respond affirmatively
w ill be vis ited in their homes, preferab ly
w ith their parents presen t. The forestry
alum making the contact w ill provide the
student with a packet of material on
careers in forestry, discuss professional
forestry, and answer any questions the
young man might have.
Students who become sufficiently inte rested in a forestry career to contact the
Sc hool of Forestry will have opportunity
to vis it the School and be hosted by the
Student leaders in the
Forestry Club.
School are enthusiastic about participating
in the program.
Members of the Committee suggested
that southwestern Washington and northern California be inc luded in the program
and the expansion o f the Committee is in
the works. The group wi ll meet again on
January 25th to discuss details and complete plans for contacts that will be made
during winter and spring terms. Th e program is being coordinated w ith availabil ity
of the new Forestry School building in the
fall o f 1970.
New Fernhopper Directory
(continued from page 1)
" Address Correction Requested ."
Each
one of these costs a dime a piece , and
1100 corrections have come in since July
1968 Newsletter was ma iled out. How
about remembering to send us you r next
address c hange? We want to keep sending yo u the Newsletter and o ther interesting information about what your classmates
are doing and about what's going on here
at the School.
Following the Directory is o ur new " Lost
in the Woods " l ist. If yo u see any of
yo ur o ld buddies on the list, and you have
a current address for them , send it along
to us. We'll update our records and send
them the most recent copy of the Newsletter.
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Fernhopper Breakfasts
During the Society of America n Foresters
meeting at Philadelphia in Octobe r, Forestry alums gathered to visit and to hear a
report from Dean Stoltenberg on prog ress
being made in the Sc hoo l of Forestry.
Some 30 Fernhoppers were present for the
occas ion.
Joe Callaghan '38, showed up at a Fernhopper Breakfast for the fi rst time. He's
back from the Midd le and Far East w he re
he was Caterpillar rep resentative for many
years. Joe says his expense account has
been c ut from world-wide to United States,
Mexico, and Canada.
The recent breakfast held during the
Western Forestry and Conservation Associat ion meeting in San Francisco was attended by o ve r 40 alum s. A lumni Associat'on President Bob Underwood d 'sc ussed
some of t he pro jects being undertaken
by the Associat ion and De an Carl brought
everyo ne up-to-date on School activ ities.
Rod Fety '41, and Merle Lowde n '32 ,
both from Washington D.C., made the
scene. Neither appeared to be job hunting . However, Rod says that when he first
went back to Washington he found an
apartment that faces West.
Financial Statement
JANUARY 1, 1969
Balance , January 1, 1968
$ 869.84
Income:
1968 Dues
$1,1 12.00
Newsletter Sales
464.00
Annu al Cruise Sales 132.00
B anquet
986.90
Miscellaneous
111.90
2,806.80
Total Income
$3,676 .64
Expenditures:
Newsletter
1,144.19
Mailing Costs
246.61
Ba nquet &
Fernhopper Day
920.93
Annual Cru ise Costs 132.00
Office Supplies
9.00
Miscellaneous
126.70
Tota l Expenditures
2,579.43
B alance, January 1, 1969
$1,097.21
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Writing a dean's column . is dangerous.
Lifting up two or three subjects suggests
On the other hand, a
ove r-emph asis.
balanced report on school activities would
hardly be more than a listing of the 150
or more courses and sections taught, the
over 500 students counseled, the 30 graduate theses supervised , the 97 research
projects underway, the 10 short co urses
and symposia planned and presented, and
the untold numbers of meetings conducted
to revise currucula, plan research projects,
restructure graduate programs and conduct
other University business. The list of student activities would also be lengthy.
Obviously a balanced approach is out.
My compromise is to mention sev.eral
special activities o f the year and bnefly
discuss the importance of one .
Surely approval of the bond issue and
thus a new forestry building was a highlight of 1968, one for which yo~ alu~ni
can justly claim credit and. enJOY ":'lth
pride.
In addition, prepanng . detatle,d
sp ecificat ions and plans under Btll Wests
su pervision has required hundreds of hours
of hard work by the faculty. Student and
fac ulty enthusiasm is high as we lo~k
forward to construction begtnntng thts
spring.
Reviewing and revising c urricula and
restructuring several key courses was
another major accomplishment of 19_6~ one which will require much addttton al
faculty effort in 1969 and '70 as th~ innovations are put into effect. Conttnuous
development will of course be needed, but
periodic major reviews of th1s so rt are
necessary too.
Review and revision of graduate programs has also !aken special ene_rgy and
attention, and wtll reqUire mo~e tn 1969.
The graduate language requtr~ment for
forestry majors has been redeftned as a
more relevant and rigorous communications requirement. All areas approved for
graduate specialization . in forestry ~re
being reviewed and redeftned; low~r pnority areas are being dropped , perm tttmg us
to concentrate on key areas and to add
one or two new ones.
Each of these efforts should improve the
environment for forestry education at Oregon State University, the primary task of
our school. And so should the recent
efforts aimed at attracting outstanding students to the school. Bob Underwood's
column describes an alumni program to
contact outstanding high school prospect~.
Three scholarships have been made availab le to such students - these should be
of considerable assistance in our student
select ion efforts. Our thanks to the Oregon Logging Conference for their new
scholarship , and to the many assoc1ates
of the late Joe M. Crahane, Oregon lumberman, for the two Joe M. Crahane
Memorial Scholarships.
The level of top student leadership and
scholarship is frequently a limiting factor
in improving educat ional programs in many
forestry schools, in my opinion .. The contribution of student leadership to the
school 's entire educational environment is
easily underestimated. Excellence behin_d
the lectern and in course structure IS
absolutely essential-bu t without dynamic
Forest Management
The development of our new curriculum,
as described briefly in the July, 1968, issue
of the Oregon State Forester, is a continuing major departmental project. In vie~
of the important part played by the alumni
in the revision of our curriculum, we feel
a progress report is in order.
The University Curriculum Council has
approved the proposed integrated courses
in principle and general outline. Three
faculty subcommittees are working on details of the two major sequences and the
capstone course.
The coordinators for these courses include Dan Robinson for Forest Management Operations, Ray Yoder for Forest
Economics and Regulation , and Johnny
Bell for Multiple-Use Decisions.
These sequence courses will attempt to
integrate definite blocks of forestry subject
matter areas. The philosophy will be to
approach the problems of management
from a broad frame of reference and a
background of science, socio-economic ,
and basic forestry courses. The courses
will be team taught, includ ing instructors
from all three departments. The fact that
students from Products, Engineering, and
Management will work together should
also give greater breadth and depth to
these courses.
The Department continues to expand its
continuing education program . Last year
we initiated new short courses in forest
recreation, and in young-growth management. A new addition in 1969 will be a
smyposium on Land-Use Planning and Zoning. The School is publishing a complete
list of all continuing education programs
for 1969.
The faculty remains the same as reported in the last issue of the Newsletter.
Denny Lavender keeps us informed of his
interesting and stimulating expe riences at
the University of Wales.
The new research facilities at the Forest
Research Laboratory have been a major
asset in improving the quality of our graduate program. We enrolled 50 students in
graduate work fall term, of whom 28 are
Ph. D. cand idates.
Dick Dilworth,
Department Head
student leadership, these will not provide
a st imulating educationa l environment.
Student leaders are the catalysts which
regulate th e amount of real learning which
takes place - their contributions are frequently the difference between classes
which are simply interesting and those
which provide truly stimulating educational
e xperiences.
In my courses I believe that it has been
the nature and vigor of the best student
questions, student answers, student ideas,
and other student contributio ns which
largely have determined the general level
of student interest, enthusiasm, creativity
and educ ational achievement. This is why
I am so apprec iative of alumni efforts in
the "student selection " program and in the
development of related student scholarships. We will not always correctly identify the key leaders - they aren 't always
the highest scholarship students, but their
high school performance is usually indicative. I am sure your efforts will be fruitful.
Carl Stoltenberg
Dean
9
Self Learning Center
Spreads Its Wings
Here is the interesting way in which
the "long arm of coincidence" connected
the Forestry Self-Learning Center and Karl
H. Oedekoven, who attended the School
of Forestry in 1937-38.
Two years ago Phil Crawford , '65, and
Bob Reichart of the Self-Learn ing Center
made a tape-slide presentat:on, "Careers
In Forestry," that explores the varied opportunities found i~ present-day f?restry.
It was aimed at htgh school sentors, m
the hope that top-flight students would
recog nize it as an invitat:on to become
professional foresters.
No one expected this tape-slide to travel
outside of Oregon. While it was doing
its job here in the state , Bob Reinhardt
of the U.S. Forest Service somehow heard
about it and phoned his almost namesake,
Bob Reichart, in the Self- Learning Center
and asked if he could obtain a copy. Then ,
after hearing the tape and viewing the
p ictures, he praised the presentation warmly and asked for permiss ion to inc l~d e
"Careers in Forestry" in the tape-sltde
series made available nationally by the
U.S. Forest Service.
"Ca reers in Forestry" turned into one
of their successful offerings, as almost a
hundred copies were distributed at cost
over the United States. One co py even
found its way to Brazil, where - here is
the coincidence it reached Karl Oedekoven, who is Project Manager of a United
Nations project in Curitiba. . A copx of
his letter of thanks to the Untied Nations
Department of Agriculture headquarters
was sent to Reinhardt, who in his turn,
sent a copy to Reichart. As Bob Reinhardt's note said: " Your tape-slide efforts
have gone quite a fur piece."
We hope Karl will forgive our !akin~
the liberty of quoting from his letter:
"Just this moment I have received your
kind letter . . . together with the slide-tape
lecture, " Careers in Forestry."
This is really of utmost importance for
our work as many of our professors and
students 'are continually being invited to
speak to high schools all over Parana and
neighboring States and the forestry profession is actually the main item of these
talks.
Your lecture will greatly facilitate this
work. We shall make an attempt to have
the English tape translated into Portuguese, so that it can be used by any
Brazilian staff member or student."
One more coincidence : At the Philadelphia SAF meeting, Phil and Bob met a
chap from Purdue who is going to Braz il
next year. He told them that the tape
had indeed been translated into Portuguese and was being used.
This tape-slide presentation is not the
first Forestry Self-Learning Center tape
that the U.S. Forest Service had used.
Last year they made available · the tapeslide presentation, "Balloon Logging,"
made by John O'Leary, '47. Incidentally,
anyone interested in forestry tape-slide
presentations who is not receiving the little
pamphlet, "Timber T ips," in which new
U.S. Forest Service presentat ions are
an nounced might write Bob Reinhardt to
get on the mailing list. The address is
" Timber T ips, c o Chief, Forest Servtce,
Washington, D.C. 20250."
Enrollment Statistics
Oregon State Centennial
Celebration of Oregon State University's
one hundredth b'rthday ann:versary began
with Charter Day on October 27th. De legates from 133 Colleges and Universities
and delegates from 146 Learned Societies
and Professional Organizations, along with
several hundred OSU faculty participated
in the Academic Procession.
President Jensen presided and J. W.
Forrester, Preside nt of the State Board of
H:g her Education, extended greetings. Dr.
Fred H. Harrington, President of the University of Wisconsin took "A Look at the
Next 100 Years" when he addressed the
Charter Day audience.
The highl ig ht of the occasion was presentation of 15 Centennial Awards. These
were presented to outstanding individuals
who have helped make Oregon State University great in the first 100 years.
Five of the awards went to people who
are no longer living. These were Vernon
H. Cheldelin, member of the faculty for
24 years, and an outstanding biochemist;
E. R. Jackman, extension farm crops and
range management specialist for nearly 40
years, and author of several books; William J. Ke rr, President of OSU for a quarter of a century; Clifford E. Maser, first
Dean of the School of Business and Technology; Margaret C. Sne ll, "Lady Doctor"
and pioneer in Home Economics. Members
of the family were present to accept the
awards .
Ten recipients were present to rece ive
their awards from President Jensen.
Among them were Frank L. Bal lard, President of OSU in 1940-41 and longtime
Associate Director of Cooperative Extension; Wayne V. Burt, Associate Dean of
Research and the founder of the outstanding Oceanography program ; Ava Milam
Clark, Dean of Home Economics for 34
years before her retirement in 1950; F. A.
Gillfillan , Acting President of OSU 1941-42
and Dean of Science for 24 years; George
W. Gleeson, Dean of Engineering since
1945, at OSU for 40 years; E. B. Lemon,
our first Dean of Administration, and illu strious OSU Alum, Class of '1 1; Herman
Oliver, Charter member of the State Board
of Higher Education in 1929 and served
for nearly a quarter of a century; F. E.
Pnce, Dean and Director School of Agriculture, Agriculture Experiment Station and
Cooperative Extension Service and a friend
of forestry, and an OSU alum, C lass of
'22; A. L. St rand, President o f OSU, 194261 and strong supporter of forestry.
If you kept cou nt, by now you've discove•ed there 's one more - our own Dean
Mac. We're going to give you the full
citation that illu strates so we ll his dedicat"on to building OSU's School of Forestry
and building men worthy of the forestry
profession.
I
A CITATION
WAL TEA FRASER McCULLOCH, outstanding Oregon State teacher since
1937, except for three years he served
as Assistant State Forester; Dean of
Forestry from 1955 until 1966 when
he resigned to return to the classroom ... Fellow. Society of American
Foresters; historian, skilled student
"Motivator"; author of several books
. . . Outspoken and courageous colleague o f good humor, ki ndness, insight , vigo r, and enthus iasm who has
been universally honored by his profession
. .. His positive and freely
convictions
concerning
exp ressed
ethics and res ponsibilit ies, as well as
his own abilities as stu dent, researcher, teacher. and administrator have
been vital factors in the OSU Schoo l
of Forestry nearing, or achieving ,
"Mac's " early goal of mak ing this
School of Forestry the best in the
nation.
Some time back we ran across quite a
pictu re of Dean Mac. This was taken in
1922 when he was a timber cruise r in
British Columbia.
We 're sure you'll all
recognize this other one.
Incidentally, if you didn 't get the Cen-
The day was topped off with a banquet
in the Memorial Union attended by over
500 peop le. It was one of the nicest birthday parties we've ever attended.
10
In the Ju ly 1968 Newsletter, we indicated that we could expect approximately
50 transfer students and 120 freshmen to
enter the School of Forestry fall term. At
the end of registration, 52 transfer students
and 121 freshmen (including 5 women)
had enrolled, bearing out our earlier forecast.
Fall term enrollment exceeds that of last
year by 7 percent (481 students compared
to 450 students in 1967). There is an
increase of 23 undergraduates, or 6 perce nt, and an increase o f 8 graduate students. En rollment of freshmen is up 4
percent while transfers entering the School
show a 21 percent increase. This growth
parallels an overall ex pansion in numbers
o f students attending college and is similar
to that exper ienced in other schools of
the University.
Transfers from Oregon Community Colleges total 18 as compared to 14 last year.
We can expect this trend to continue in
view of current increases in numbers of
students enrolled in transfer or pre-forestry
programs at these colleges.
Du ring the summer of 1968 the School
of Forestry again conducted a Junior Forestry Institute which was attended by 48
high schoo l students representing 13 states
(16 seniors, 27 juniors, 5 sophomores). Of
the 16 high school seniors enrolled. 6 are
currently registered in the School of Forestry. Five of these are Oregon residents.
Out-of-state students const itute 37 percent of the student body - only slightly
lower than a year ago. Veterans compr ise
13 percent o f the student body and married students 26 p ercent - an increase o f
2 p ercent in both categor ies.
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84 210 56 9 122 481 203
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not specified.
Bill Wheeler,
Head Advisor
tennial Issue of the Oregon Stater Alumni
Magazine with J ames W. Groshrong's
sto ry, "The Making of a University", you
can request a copy from Rodney K. Waldron, Director of Libraries, OSU. This is
an excellent presentation of o ur first 100
years.
A Centennial Lecture Series will be held
on campus on February 25, 26, 27. Two
major themes have been selected. "The
role of the University" will be discussed
in a day-long sess ion on Tuesday, February
25. Wednesday and Thursday will be devoted to " Man and His Environment" with
two areas being reviewed : one in Philosophy and Technology, and the other dealing with the World Food Problem.
On Commencement Day, June 8, there
will be a special observance of the Centennial Year. In addition to the regular
program , 15 OSU Alumn i Centennial
Awards will be presented to disti nguished
Alumni.
Wood Launched Nixon's
Administration
Graduate Studies And
Communication Skills
Remember hearing from academic types
in the old days who had taken a Ph. D.
degree and moaned about how they had
worked to the wee hours to learn their
German and French? At one time a very
large part o f scientific literature in forestry
and most other sciences was written in
German and French and it was necessary
for a scholar and a research man to understand these languages in order to know
what was going on in his field.
As time went on, other languages could
lay an equa l claim of importance to the
atte ntion of scientists and scholars. Swedish was important for some areas o f forestry and Russian became important for
this and other fields as well. A Ph. D.
candidate had to decide which two of
these possibilities would be most useful
to him.
The graduate faculty of the Schoo l of
Forestry has recently been discussing
what our own language requirement shou ld
be for those seeking the Ph. D. One of
the th ings which became clear to us in
comparing notes and talking about present
trends, was the fact that proportionally,
sc ientific literature in foreign languages is
less important than it once was. More
and more scientists of the world write in
English. and translation services are
greatly increased.
The point o f foreign language study, at
least in a Ph. D. program , has always
been improvement
of
communication.
When we look at language in this broader
context, it is reasonable to consider the
other types o f co mmunication which have
become of increasing
importance in
today's world. We discussed this at some
length and came to the conclusion that
there are several ways besides foreign
language which might be chosen equally
well by a student to improve his skills. So
we now recommend that a student pursuing the Ph. D. degree select one of the
follow ing four communication areas : Foreign language he can still select one
of them to develop his ability ; Mathematics
- he can take three courses in advanced
calculus or differential equations ; Speech
he can take three advanced (sen ior)
courses in argumentation, persuasion . and
group processes ; and Log ic - he can take
two advanced courses in logic and one
in the philosophy of science. Which one
of these four choices he takes is dependent on his objectives and the advice o f
his doctoral committee.
Our modern Ph. D. can still moan about
his problems o f staying up until the wee
hours studying to improve his skills. We 've
simply enlarged the possibilities for him.
Bill Ferrell,
Chairman , Graduate Committee
c:Jln
JAMES C. ALLISON '64
RONALD ANDERS '59
BRITTAIN ASH '40
WALTER B. BOWNE '32
ARLAN B. CUMMINGS '68
SAMUEL J. DAVIS '39
HARRY FENSTERMACHER '23
LE E STANLEY HOLMES '22
ELMON W. HOWARD '36
WILLARD JOHNSON '18
By Albert Arnst, '31
Washington , D. C. Correspondent
Forests of the West Coast and Southern
pine regions provided a sol id launching
pad for the official take-off of the New
Administration in Washington, D. C. on
January 20, 1969. Like the prevoius 36
incoming Presidents of the United States,
Richard M. Nixon took his oath of o ffice
and delivered his inaugural address on
sta nds and platforms built of wood. Following these formal ceremonies outside
of the east side of the Capitol , Nixon
headed the four-mile parade from th e
Capitol to the White House. Thousands
of spectators seated on bleachers built of
sturdy lumber and plywood witnessed this
two hour splurge of pageantry.
BOB CONKLIN '23 received the 1968
Western Forestry Award , the top regional
citation in its field , at the San Francisco
meeting of the Western Fo restry and
Conservation Association last December.
The award was presented in recognition
of his distinguished life-long achievement
in Forestry.
Congratulations Bobby! From all your
good friends and associates.
Forest Engineering
Enrollment in Forest Engineering has
increased slightly. There are 21 students
in the se nior forest engineering class. This
is abou t the same as during the last few
years, but there is an increase in the other
classes. The number of students by
classes during fall term is shown elsewhere in this issue.
The proposed curriculum changes reported in the mid-year issue of the Newsletter have been approved and will be in
e ffect beginn ing fall term 1969. These
changes include the addition of three
courses (two in industrial engineering and
one in fo rest engineering) in the operations
research area, and the inclusion of two
new consol id ated
forest
management
courses. The c urriculum will continue to
include 15 c red it hours o f courses in communication and 18 credit hours of hum anities and social sciences.
The Forest Engineering staff remains the
same as last year and consists of Bill
2ffi£ cmn rim tt
IVAN H. JONES '37
ROBERT M. KiNG '38
KENNETH W. KRUEGER '60
GEORGE W. LUEBKE '21
JOHN E. McCOLLUM '17
ARTHUR E. REHMAN '23
JAMES 0. SHAVER '26
J. T. STEPHENS ' 17
NORMAN R. SUMNER '39
WILLIAM J. WAKEMAN '17
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Probably no other kind fo construction
activity required so much frenzied long
time work for such a short period of use.
The oath of office, inaugural address and
To
parade required about four hours.
meet this demand for temporary seating
capacity, hundreds of carpenters and
construction workers worked long hours
for at least two months preceding the
inauguration. They will be occupied for
a similar period dismantling the elaborate
reviewing stands and bleachers. The
lumber was salvaged and resold to eager
buyers. Where else can one obtain such
a bargain?
Fresh, bright lumber and
plywood used only one day and glorified
by having the seats of Executive Authority
firmly imprinted in the wood grain.
Inflation and progress have modified
the size and cost of the inaugural stands.
In 1853, when Franklin Pierce took office
the platform was built in one day and
materials cost $244.29. In 1965 the contrac;t price for the wooden facilities at the
Wh1te House and Capitol alone cost
$430,000. In that year nearly 900,000 bd.
ft. of structural lumber was used, plus
many thousand square feet of plywood.
Cost of the 1969 facilities should be somewhat higher because of increased costs
of lumber, plywood and labor.
Mac will be pleased to know that somewhere in the process of logging and
manufacturing this select harvest of structural materials many O.S.U. Fernhoppers
playe~ an Important part in bringing the
matenal to the Nation's capitol to continue
wood's historic role in launching another
President.
Davies, John O'Leary and Bob Wilson on
a full-time basis, and Ken Mclaren on a
part-t ime appointment.
Requests for forest engineers continue
to be greater than the supply. These request~ come from _industry and public
age nc1es, but the maJo rity of the graduates
(those that are not hired by the military)
accept emp loyment in industry.
Bill Davies
Department Head
We asked a number of old timers to he lp us identify early Fernhoppers in these p ictures.
A few names are
sti ll missing. How about letting us know who they are? If we've identified someone incorrectly, let us know
about that also.
DO YOU OLD TIMERS REMEMBER?
HAVE YOU YOUNG GAFFERS EVER SEEN?
"The Dirty Dozen". Rock Creek Spring trip , 1922. Front row left to right:
Bill J . Knauf '24, Art "Sl ippery" Sliffe, Sam Rotschy '25, Verne E. McDaniel
'25, and ------·----------· Back row left to rig ht: Bijah Smith, Kelly B.
McGuire '26, Harry "Net " Nettleton '21 ,
Malhotra, __________ -----------·-•
Huck C. Hiatt '24, and Lloyd J . Reyno lds '24.
Spring Trip 1910. Clark-Wilson Tract near Goble. Left to right : Harold
Gill '10, Ado lph Nilsson '11 , Harold Bar bur '11 , Sinclair " Weary " Wilson
'10, T. J. Starker '10, Jack Perno! ' 10, and Howard J. Eberly '11 .
Dean Paul Dunn and Dean Emeritus Peavy 1948.
Spring Trip 1925.
Spring Trip 191 5. Front row, left to right- Olaf Jonasen ' 17, ...... ..
ONe il, Dean Peavy, and _
Jacoby. Back row, left to right-·--·----·- --------·
, C. J . "Bude" Bude lier '17, Art R. Lundeen '17, ... _
Andrews , ·---------· Shubert, Lee R. Wood s '16, Harry C. Patton '17.
Southern Pacific hauled students from Corvallis to Detroit for Santiam
National Forest Field Trip.
Ed L. Joy '27, Walt H. Lund '27, Norm R. Hawley '29, and
Dean George Peavy, Breitenbush 1915. In those days
Spring trips were in, and everybody went- including
the Dean.
Old "Six Bits" with Friends. Brad
A. Peavy '22 on fender, Tom S.
Owens '22 in cab; Dewitt C.
Jones '23, Lee " Crickey" Holmes
'22, Delbert "Pop" Day '23, and
Floyd Willard in truck bed. Standing left to right : Bill 0 . Owens
'22, Professor Harry R. Patterson,
Will D. Loveg ren '23, Elmer W.
Ba lderree '25, and B. L. "Ch ung"
Nutting '23.
Dedication of the First Forestry Club Cabin 1926.
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13
How many do you recognize?
chlorophy ll content of the foliage on
Douglas-fir seedlings. A growth chamber
was designed for the study that will produce light about as intense as sunlight.
Hopefully, results of the study will help in
the selection of seedlings that will surv ive, establish and grow better in full sunlight on difficult sites.
Gorse, a pest in extensive areas along
the southern coast, cannot crowd out
Monterey pine , according to a report published during the year by Dick Hermann.
He found that these p ines, when planted
on land temporari ly cleared of gorse, have
grown to heights of as much as 18 feet
after seven growing seaso ns. They promise
to shade out the gorse, which is highly
intolerant, as they continue to grow.
Forest Research
Testing 40-foot long glued-laminated beam for bending strength and stiffness in
600,000 pound capacity testing machine at the Engineering Experi ment Station.
Pollution abatement and sol ution of the
wigwam burner problem has been a major
effort of engineers, chemists, and wood
sc ientists at the Forest Research Laboratory. Charged by the Legislature w ith
seeking means of reducing air pollution
by wood industries, and aided by a special
appropriation for the General Fund, increased Timber Harvest Tax funds, and a
grant from the U. S. Public Health Service,
engineers Stan Corder, George Atherton,
and Paul Hyde have inspected burners at
mills throughout Oregon. They have surveyed equipment and practices across the
country that include disposal in land fills
and in improved burners, and utilization of
bark for soil amendments and fertilizers.
Early results of their work will be reported
to the Legislature in February.
Future
plans inc lude testing a spec ially instrumented wigwam burner to learn how best
to burn wood and bark residues until new
uses produce markets for them.
Work o f chemists and wood scientists
in devising uses for wood and bar k residues is also going forward. Chem ical
co mpounds previously extracted from bark
are being exposed to cobalt-60 gamma
irradiation to study reactions and possible
uses.
Compounds have been produced
that are pressure sensitive and heat sensitive.
They may have specialty use in
papers requiring no carbon, light sensitive
products , and computer memory systems.
The new tensile tester has yielded much
information on strength of Douglas-fir and
western
hemlock
dimension
lumber.
Among the many pieces tested , one piece
each of the two species, planed to nominal
2- by 10-inch size, exceeded the capacity
of the tester, which is 200,000 pounds.
These two pieces of extra strong wood
came from trees that were neither fast
nor slow growing, but produced unusually
heavy wood. The testing is disclosing
effects of characteristics, such as size and
position of knots, that are related to
strength of wood.
Jim Johnson has just completed tests
o f 23 large glued-lam inated wood beams
that will provide data helpful in refining
specifications and up-dating working load.:;
tor this important construction component.
Beams 6 inches wide, by 24 inches deep.
by 40 feet long, made up of various laminating grades, were tested for bending
strength and stiffness. Three separate
spec ies-groups were used: Douglas fir,
western hemlock, and white fir. Because
of the length o f the beams the wor k had
to be performed using the testing machine
at the Engineering Experiment Station.
Engineer To ny Polensek has tested the
strength and vibrationa l characteristics of
floo rs sheathed with plywood and joists of
varoius grades and lengths. Jack Jenkins,
engineer on leave from the University of
New So uth Wales, Austra lia, assisted with
the tests.
A novel and promising way to discourage rot in Douglas- fir poles in service has
been studied. Jacques Ricard found that
a fungus harmless to wood inhibits the
growth of a commo n dry rot, when inoculated into poles contai ning the decay
fungus. Biological control of such decay
fungi has long been sou ght because of its
potential benefits in reduced expense of
treatment and avoidance of toxic compounds now necessary.
Forest ecologists Dick Waring and Brian
Cleary have summarized ecology studies
in southwestern Oregon in articles to appear in the Canadian Journal of Botany
and in Northwest Science. They are relating growth of con ifers to moisture
available , temperatures of roots and
shoots, available light energy, and nutrit:onal requirements of the species.
Bill Ferre l l is determin ing the effects of
high and low intens ity o f light on the
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Forest geneticists Kim Ching and Helge
lrgens-Moller are beginning to get some
results from the Douglas-fir Nursery seedling selection study of 11 years ago. Seedlings showing superior height growth were
outplanted and observed to see if the
superior height growth continued. Seeds
collected from the best trees are producing
seedlings that also exhibit fast growth.
This sho uld help determine the effectiveness of selecting seedlings in the nursery.
The geneticists have produced over 5,000
hybrid Douglas-fir seed lings w ith local
pollen and pollen from British Columbia
and southern Oregon. Two mutants grown
from seed of an interspecific hybrid between Douglas-fir and bigcone Douglas-fir
offer new opportunities for breeding in the
stu dy of interspecific crossing, and dwarfing stock for seed orchards.
John Bell and Alan Berg have found, in
the past 4 years in their study of levels
of growing stock, that th inned Douglas-firs
increased in diameter an average of 2.3
inches, compared to average increase o f
1.1 inches in unthinned trees. They are
preparing a progress report.
In their inventory of damage by animals
to forest plantations in Oregon and Washington, wildlife ecologists Hugh Black and
Ed Hooven found in one of their studies
that seedlings protected by wire cages
averaged 22.6 inches in height, but uncaged seedlings were only 16.0 inches
high. About one-third of the live, uncaged
seedlings had been cropped back and
damaged by animals, mostly deer.
Th inning dense young stands of western
hemlock has resulted in rapid increases in
diameter and ear ly production of merchantable trees accord ing to ear ly and partial
returns from work by Rudy Kangur, silvic ulturist.
Looking for a Change?
The School of Forestry is o ften asked to
provide assistance in locating foresters for
governmental and industrial positions. The
policy of the School is to suggest alumni
wherever OSU graduates are well qual ified.
However, to respect the employer's rights,
the School cannot forward a man 's name
unless he has specifically indicated his
intent to change jobs, or the School has
cleared with his present emp loyer.
Those who may be looking for a change
in employment can help the School help
you by preparing several copies of a
resume, I isting experience and education
just as it would be prepared for a prospective emp loyer. Suc h information should
be sent to the School by those interested
in a caree r change.
Forest Products
School
Personalities
JOHN BELL continues to be involved
in teaching and research. He is teaching
mensuration courses and one term of for·
est management this year. His research
includes three-p sampling and the OSU
levels-of-growing stock study. He attended
the Midwestern Forest Mensuration Workshop in Iowa in September and presented
a p aper at the SAF annual meeting in
Philadelphia. On the home front, fam ily
ranging from preschoo l age to high school
keep things live ly. " News and v isits from
former c lassmates and students are much
apprec iated."
DA LE BEVER says: "Everyone else quit
running on November 5th but me. This
'no host' luncheon circuit has me fighting
'the battle of the bulge' all over again. I
guess old profs never d ie-they ju st waist
away!"
HUGH BLACK reports that he and Ed
Hooven are contin uing their research on
the Oxbow Burn. They are studying the
influence of the fi re on small-mammal
populations, and the fate of sown Douglasfir seeds on the Burn. They note that
small-mammal populations have increased
dramatically since the fire, and shrews
and voles that were absent after the fire
Black also
are becoming abundant.
reports that salvage logging on the Oxbow
Burn is about 90 per cent completed and
that reforestat ion, almost entirely by
direct seed ing, is prog ressing a pace.
KIM CH ING says: "After nine months
of visiting and working with the Swedish
forest gene ticists, my impression of the
Forest Genetics and Tree Improvement
program at the School of Forestry, Oregon
State University, is that it is on a par with
the corresponding activities in Sweden,
although on a smaller scale. The Swedes
work quite heartily on problems related to
seed orchard establishment. On a national
basis, the American Tree Improvement
work is quite advanced~ especially through
the biochemical approach. There is more
cooperative teamwork among physiologists,
pathologists, ecologists and chemists in
America than in Sweden."
BILL DAVIES continues to teach the
sen ior seq uence courses in forest engineering (plus an occasional graduate
course) and manages the School 's forests.
He reports that there are 21 students in
these senior courses this year.
DICK DILWORTH rep orts his activities
during the past year have been rather
routine, from a professional standpoint.
Highlights included participation on the
Forest Service-Bu rea u o f Land Management Uniform Appraisal Advisory Committee and a trip to the SAF national meeting
in Philadelphia. In both instances, he has
had the pleasure and satisfaction of working with and/or visiting many Fernhopper
graduates.
ALLAN DOERKSEN reports that he now
has another tax exemption , a daughter,
Jackie Lynn , was born on November 1,
1968. It is rumored that he is trying to
get rid of the democratic system since
he can now be outvoted 3-1 with a w ife
and two daughters at home.
EVERETT ELLIS says that his
efforts in the past year have
main
been
Lloyd Gay, Forest Hydrologist, gets ready
to
measure
penetration
of
sunlight
through the forest canopy to study radiation effects on evaporation, and on
regeneration and growth of the forest and
its associated plant communities. Other
research is concerned with watershed
management, water quality, and climatology.
working with staff in developing a new
undergraduate curriculum, graduate programs, and research program planning.
Several tr ips include being a Visiting
Scientist at Northern Arizona University,
discussions of Wood Science and Technology programs at the University o f Montana,
presenting a paper at the National Forest
Products Research Society meeting in
Washington , D.C., and presenting other
papers in Sp okane for the Northwest Wood
Products Clinic and at the Southern Pine
Symposium in Alexand ria, Louisiana.
LLOYD GAY cont inues the study of
evapotranspiration in cooperation with the
Water Resources Research Institute. He
wor ked near Bend during the latter part
of the summer measuring light and temperature i~ lodge pole stands . Lloyd Gay,
J1m Kryg1er, and George Brown visited
water research programs in California and
Arizona during the fall under the auspices
of the H ill Foundation. They returned with
many ideas for stre ngthening the instructional program in forest hydrology.
ED HOOVEN says: " I have been working on a small mammal populations the
stud ies being related to populat:on~ as
they are affecte~ by logging and fire; need
another large f1re closer to the Lab to
reduce travel time and enable us to
replan more thoroughly for the th ings
that were omitted in the Oxbow Burn area.
Five children getting o lder bigge r and
hungrier!"
'
'
JIM JOHNSON says : "We h ave been
busy trying to get tension values for
Douglas-fir and hemlock dimension lumber.
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The new undergraduate curriculum in
Forest Products has been approved with
optio ns in Wood Industry Management and
Wood Science. These were described in
the July 1968 Newsletter. The new program will become effective July 1, 1969.
Transition of current students in the new
prog ram is already underway. Fall quarter undergraduate enrollment in Forest
Products inc luded 13 sophomores, 14 junio rs , and 15 seniors, up slightly from last
year. New courses being offered this year
include: introduction to wood chemistry,
se nior level wood chemistry, and two
courses in pu lp and paper processes. Off<lring o f these courses results from transfer of responsibility from the Department
of Chemistry to Forest Products.
Graduate program developments in Forest Products are moving ahead strongly
with a current enrollment of 15 advanced
degree students, five in wood chemistry,
three in pulp and paper, two in physics
and physical properties , one in wood quality and four others. Students are involved
in seven master's degrees and eight Ph . D.
programs.
The presence of increased
numbers of graduate students is helping
to build stronge r graduate capabilities and
also contributes to the research program.
Many grad uate students have appointments
as research assistants and are actively
engaged in he lping research project leaders.
Eight different staff members are
ecting as major professors of graduate
students.
Several short courses are currently
planned in the forest prod ucts field . You
can read about som e of these elsewhere
in the News letter. In the planning stage
is a Wood Science for Wood Preservers
seminar to be offered in the spring with
l 'mited enrollment.
Staff changes in Forest Products include
the return of Tony Van Vliet in September
from a year's-plus sabbatical at Michigan
State University. To ny has completed all
requirements for the doctorate except his
thesis . Bob Krahmer writes concerning a
very interesting winter sp ent in Australia
and plans for spring and summer activities.
B:JI Lehmann is on leave at Colorado State
working on a Ph.D. program. Dr. Herb
Schroeder resigned to taka a position at
Colorado State and will be replaced by
Dr. M. L. Laver who w 'll report on March
~.
Three new Assistants-In are engaged
m new forest products research Tom
Scroggins, Walt Johnson and Mrs. P. Levland . In add :tion we've had many visitors
through the year from the United States
and eight foreign co untr ies. The Department has been pleased to have had Dr.
Robert Echols on a year's leave from th e
Forest Service in the field of wood quality
and Mr. Jack Jenkins for almost a year,
on leave from the University of New South
Wales in Australia in the structural engineering field.
Everett Ellis
Department Head
I attended a few meetings in Idaho regardIng th 1s work. The report was published
regarding the testing of a diaphram
sheathed with decking and using an adhesive between boards. Very good results
were obtai ned. Vacation pla ns this past
year were for August. Most of you know
the sto ry- rain. Thus, no vacation, except
a short trip to Idaho in September."
CHARLIE KOZLIK reports: "I n May was
general chairman of the 19th Annual Meeting of Western Dry Kiln Clubs held in
Portland, Oregon. During the past year
served as chairman of the Wood Drying
Division, FPRS and attended the national
meeting of the Forest Products Research
Society in Washington D.C. In September
attended a meeting, The Impact of Imminent Lumber Industry Changes, sponsored by the Br itish Columbia Lumber
Manufacturers in Vanco uver, B.C. Cont:nuing research in wood seasoning on
effects of blanking prior to drying and
machining; drying of 'sinker ' heartwood of
western hemlock; and heat stabilization of
weste rn hemlock and Douglas fir during
kiln drying."
Conference, Short Courses,
and Symposia
JIM KRYGIER says: "Attended a soilwater seminar at Iowa State University in
August and under auspices of Louis Wand
Maud Hill Family Foundation visited unive rsities active in water resources programs in California and Arizona this past
November. Now attempting to complete
Ph. D. program by mid-winter."
BOB KUNESH writes: "A fuller appreciation of what Oregon has to offer by way
of climate and uncrowded conditions was
gained after spending a week in Washington D.C. this summer. I presented a paper
on the tensile strength properties of structural lumber at the national meeting of the
Forest Products Research Society. Also
sat in on two cou rses in engineering and
was surprised at the number of students
ait3nding summer schoo l. The day of the
year-around student is perhaps already
here."
" I have
DENNY LAVENDER says:
been spe nding the current year in Wales
working with Professor P. F. Wareing, who
is well known throughout the world in
botanical circles for his excellent research
on the growth mechanisms of woody
paints, on dormancy problems in Douglasfir planting stock. Manage to keep fit
between experiments by playing with the
Botany department cricket and soccer
teams though I must ad mit neither side
was any more successful than was the
football . team of my undergraduate school,
University of Washington! "
MAC McKIMMY says:
" Really no
sign ificant changes to report from last
year. Committee activities related to the
expanded graduate program and new curr:culum in Forest Products have consumed
about all of my spare time."
DON MILLER writes:
"Presently I'm
finishing up about a year's lab and field
work on a study of the mobility of creosote
in marine piling.
Outside achievements
include begetting a daughter and also
some outstanding play with the Atherton,
Corder, Ching tennis group."
MiKE NEWTON contin ues to traipse
around in the woods in search of ecological pearls, leaving a trail of herbicide
fumes in those stands that don't fit the
solution. Spare time these days is spent
on math, in the expectation that next year's
sabbat;cal at Duke will come as Jess of a
shock. In the process, it becomes abundantly clear that numbers and brush do
not manipulate in exactly the same way.
Mike hopes to become proficient enough
in both math and eco logy to make either
the brush or the numbers fall into line.
JOHN O'LEARY is keeping himself busy
with the preparat:on for the " Skyline L ogging Symposium". The registration figures
CHUCK LEWIS spent two months of the
past summer inventorying the McDonald
Forest . Student John E. Myers and Chuck
took 1700 plus prism points throughout
the 6800 acres comprising the forest. Presently he is fussing with computer programs and revis:ons of the same. He has
a full teaching schedule this year with
mensuration, protection, and log marketing
extension wo rk.
Chuck was the 1968 recipient of the
Aufderheide Award for the outstanding
forestry professor. The selection is made
by the forestry stud ents.
are larger than expected, and the meetings
have been transferred to the Home Economics Audtiorium , three hundred and fifty
are expected to attend the three day meeting. Other activities include a forest engineering research project with Crown
Zellerbach and Esco Corporation.
DAVE PAINE There has been little
change in Dave 's teaching responsibilities
this year except that in addition to his
advanced mensuration and various aerial
photo re lated co urses (Interpretat ion, Photo
Mensuration and Photogrammetry) he is a
recitation instructor, along with Mac
McKimmy, for a freshman math sequence.
Last spring Dave attended a remotesensing symposium in Michigan. Later he
visited the Berkeley camp us and Pacific
Southwest Experiment Station to learn
more about remote-sensing in preparation
for an expected private research grant. The
research will involve the early detection
of adverse effects of air pollutants on
vegetation
using
color-infrared aerial
photography.
BILL PARKE says: " The past summer
was anything but dull. My three months
'Vacation' was partially spent visiting a
few campuses of other forestry schools
under the South Santiam Education and
Research Project (Hill Foundation) Grant.
During my trip to Humboldt State I visited
with Ed Pierson '52, who is now Chairman
of the Forestry Department. Other schools
visited were University of Washington,
Washington State , and University of Idaho.
Interest in our Forest Recreation Option
continues, with 38 students now registered
in it. Of this number, 12 are expected to
graduate this year."
BOB REIHCART reports that interest in
16
The program of continuing education for
professional foresters is growing.
last
year eight opportunities were available to
take on refresher courses and to learn the
latest developments in established or new
fields of the forestry profession. This year
ten programs are being offered.
Chuck Dane continues to spark interest
on the part of the School of Business and
Technology in offering programs of interest
to foresters. Wil Widicus, finance professor and Chuck, now a production prof.,
again repeated their course on the Economics of Equipment Acquisition on January 6-7, 1969. linear Programming, a
new mathematical technique, continues to
interest foresters so another repeat of this
course is scheduled for March 18-20, and
again March 31-April 2, 1969. The sessions are designed to introduce managers
to linear programming and to use it to
solve production planning and forest regulation problems.
A special conference on management
communications, Understanding and Being
Understood, presented to allow foresters
to learn about barriers to effect ive communication will be given by a business
professor, Bob Graham, and Milt Valentine,
professor of speech, on March 14-15 and
again on April 9-10, 1969. In the fall of
1969, a series of conferences on production planning, inventory control and sales
forecasting is planned. Details about any
of these con ferences can be obtained from
Chuck Dane, OSU Business Administration
Department, Corvallis 97331.
By the time you get this Newsletter,
Charlie Kozlik will have presented his
short co urse in lumber Drying and Ray
Currier his program in Veneer Drying. But,
we told you about both of these in the
July 1968 issue of the Oregon State
Forester.
The Skyline logging Symposium is
scheduled for January 29-31, 1969 according to John O'leary. Preregistration has
been so stro ng that the Symposium has
been moved to the Home Economics Auditorium where up to 750 people can be
accommodated. The Forest Engineering
gro up of the Pacific Northwest Forest and
Range Experiment Station and the College
of Forest Resources, University of Washington are co-sponsors of the program
along with the OSU School of Forestry.
A new sho rt course in Land Use Planning and Zoning is bei ng headed up by
the Self-Learning Center continues to
grow. Last October he and Phil Crawford
'65 conducted an ail-d ay session on teaching innovations at Southwest Minnesota
State College . Ten other Minnesota colleges participated.
The one year old
liberal arts school has an $11 m illion
Learning Center-Library complex.
RAY YODER is back on campus after a
year with FAO in Rome, where he directed
a program of planning forestry and forest
industry development in the developing
countries. Highlights of this experience included a trip to several West African co untries, and another through most of the
countries of Western Europe. He saw and
visited with a number of Fernhoppers,
including Ward Williams, Toby Childs, Carl
Ehlebe and others bitten by the travel bug.
The experience was a rewarding one in
all respects.
age would account for most of our 'ills and
ails'. We are now in San D iego and very
happy here. "
With The Classes
1916
Response from Fernhoppers all over the world has been great. We were afraid
that overhau ling the mailing list and delay in send ing out our annual request for information m ight cut down on numbers, but this isn 't the case.
Some of you may not have gotten the word to us in time for this issue of the Oregon
State Forester. Don't be dismayed. We 'll include you in the July Jetter which has
become a regu lar issue to keep you informed of what's going on at the School.
We extend a special invitation to the Class of 1968 to join the OSU Forestry Alumni
Association. As we've said before , you'll never regret maintaining your ties with the
School and your classmates.
1910
1915
T . J . Starker reminds us he is the only
one left o f the orig ina I 191 0 forestry class.
He states: "Many of my ex-students now
retired but I'm still working 12 hrs./day.
Measured a 74" OF leader the other day
-can you beat it? "
W. J. CHAMBERLIN, 3204 Homer St.,
San Diego. He says: "Mrs. Chamberlin and
I came to California in January 1963 ; found
so much nice sunshine we decided to
stay. Bought a place in Alpine. In '65 I
had a fall and since that time guess old
Dean Carl Stoltenberg. The program will
provide foresters w ith a working knowledge of the objectives and methods of
land use planning and zoning . The two
day short course is set for February 6
and 7, 1969.
Dave Paine will be director of the Aerial
Photo sho rt course again this year and it
looks like he'll continue to hold down the
assignme nt in the future. Dntes are March
17-21, 1969. The course includes photo
interpretation for engineering, forest types
and classes, forest management, and
remote se nsin g; photo measurements for
forest inventory and road location; map
making from photos; and demonstration o f
various types of plotting eq uipment.
The Variable Plot Cruising short course
will be supervised by veteran in the field
Johnny Be ll. His offering covers the basic
principles of variable plot cruising, field
techniques , and computational methods.
There will also be an introductory session
on Three-P sampling covering fundamentals and field appl ications. March
24-26, 1969 have been set aside at the
School of Fo restry for the sho rt co urse.
AI Berg's short course went over so big
last year th at it is being offered aga in
under the title Management of YoungGrowth Douglas-fir and Hemlock. Dates
are June 16-18, 1969 at Corvallis. Lectures
and discussions will cover recent developments in young-growth management.
Two days of field trips are schedu led to
current operations to view, discuss, and
analyze manage ment practices.
Another new short co urse last year,
Forest Recreation, was extremely well received . Bill Parke has an even better
program this year. The five day short
course will be offered September 8-12,
1969 at the School of Forestry. There
will be two days of class d isc ussio n covering management considerations in coordinating commod ity uses with public enjoyment of forest recreation areas, health
and sanitation requirements , and recreation
research. Also incl uded are three days of
field problems in recreation site planni ng,
ending with a critique. Fees will inc lu de
tran sportation and lunches while in the
fie ld.
Dick Hermann is planning a Pondero3a
Pine Regeneration short course for this
fall. Location will be at The Bend Community College; meeting dates are September 11-12, 1969. The course will deal
with nursery practices and regeneration
techniques in ponderosa pine.
The Forest Hydrology and Watershed
Management group will be working with
people in Fisher ies and Wildlife to present
a symposium on Forest Land Use and Fish
Habitat. Jim Krygier is heading up preparations, and has indicated that the two
day session will be offered in November
1969 with exact dates being set soo n. The
program will incl ude the impact of road
co nstruction. logging, and other forest land
uses on water quality, sed imentation, and
stream flows with particul ar reference to
fish and fisheries manageme nt.
Top-flight assistance from highly qual ified individuals in other schools of forestry,
public agencies, industry, and other areas
make these offeri ngs in continu ing education a success.
Short course directors
will be g lad to hea r from you , if you have
helpful suggestio ns. They 'll be glad to
supply you with additional program details
on request.
Schedule of Conferences, Short Courses and Symposia
Program
Tuition
Lumber Drying
$ 75
Veneer Drying
40
20
Skyline Logging
Land Use Planning and Zoning 25
Aerial Photos
50
Variable Plot Cruising
30
Young-Growth Management
TBA
Forest Recreation
60
Ponderosa Pine Regeneration TBA
Fo rest Land Use
20
and Fish Habitat
Attendance
40
40
400
100
35
50
50
50
200
200
Days
5
2
Time
Dec. 9-13, 1968
Jan. 13-14, 1969
Jan. 29-31 , 1969
Feb. 6-7. 1969
Mar. 17-2 1, 1969
Mar. 24-26 1969
Jun. 16-18, 1969
Sept. 8-12 , 1969
Sept. 11-12, 1969
2
Nov.
5
2
3
2
5
3
3
17
, 1969
FREDERICK A. HOLMES tells us:
''I
retired August 14 from the Southern
Pacific after 23 yrs. 8 mo., most of the
!'me in the chief engineer's office. Now
l'ving on my property in Mountain View
at Bayshore Freeway and Charleston Road
East. Greetings to all."
H. W. LOOFF, 534 Rogue River Highway, Grants Pass, states: " Was one o f
Dean Peavy's boys. After a coup le of
summers in USFS, spent two years in the
French a'ld US Air Services in France as
a combat pilot. Joined Standard Oil as
pilot , and finally as special representative .
Retired 1953 and now manage my 6 acres
of woods on a sustained yield basis. Fireplace wood that is."
LEE R. WOODS, JR. (Col. USA Ret.) .
65 West 30th Ave., Cascade Manor.
Eugene, writes: " Have been retired from
the regualr army for several years now.
My wife and I now live in beautiful Cascade Manor, a lovely ret irement home.
If any Fernhoppers are interested in gracious living come to Eugene and see the
mano r or write to above address for
information. Best wishes for Fernhopper
day."
1917
HARRY C. PATTON says he is enjoyinr1
life hunting, trapshooting and bowling. For
work he deals in real estate especia lly in
the Detroit area east of Salem. He wil l
open a new addition to Detroit in the
sprin g of 1969- Patton Addit'on on East
end o f lake.
1918
STANLEY SMILIE still retired and is
l'ving quietly at Sonoma, California.
1920
GEO. J. AL TSTADT, P.O. Box 584 ,
Gearhart, Ore. states: " I am active in
operating a retail hardware store and an
industrial supply store. Both located in
Astoria. I commute. Son John and family (2 grandchildren) live in Portland. We
travel to Portland frequently and also
'c ross over the bridge' to a retreat at
Ocean Park, Wash ."
1921
FRANK 0 . KOLLER says: " Have been
retired lor 7 years. In 1928 I came to
Corva llis, Dean Peavy let me have a small
transplant at Peavy Arboretum , one was a
Seq uo ia.
I planted it at Homb erd and
Oatman in 1930. Saw it a year ago and it
sure is large. "
ELLSWORTH S. YOUNG , 772 NE Arrington Road , Hillsboro , writes: "This has
been an exceptionally busy year for me
and my fishing and hunting has been
seriously neglected.
Recently sold my
retirement farm and have moved to a
smaller place in Hillsboro, so may soon
be able to improve my perform ance."
1922
WILLIAM 0. OWENS. says: ''I am now
retired and live at 12356 SW King George
Drive, Tigard , Oregon ."
1923
A. D . CANNAVINA now living at 11 10
3rd Ave . E., Kalispell, Mo ntana, with wife
Grace. He says he is retired from National Park Service and now has t1me to
do some hunting and fishing in season.
Daughter Lois teaches biology in Villa
Park High School , Orange, California.
ROBERT P. CONKLIN says: " Affiliated
w "th Battelle Northwest Laboratories, Ric hland, Wn. Consultant
in
Forest Land
Management problems and research for
the Fo rest Products industries.
Also
advisory serv:ces to forest indu stry management, systems, simulation , mathem~tl­
cal models, budgeting, analysis and th1rd
party negotiations. Everyth ing I've learned
in the past fifty years is obsolete so I am
working on thz future and forgetting the
past except the dear friends who still
tolerate me."
DELBERT S. DAY states : " We finally
sold o·ut in Cave Junction and moved to
Woodburn Senior Estates the latter part
of September . Ran into Ernie Wright in a
bowling alley and also played a few rounds
of golf with him. He brought me up to
date on many of our old c lassmates. We
enjoy our new home and neighbors; in
fact we are meeting new friends daily.
Regards."
ERNEST E. FISCHER relates: " Still at
the Hoyt Arboretum where I am beginning
my 4th 'exte nsion of service' year. Doing
a lot of salmon fishing which like natives
of Oregon are getting somewhat scarce. "
BERNARD L. NUTTING says : "Since
my retirement from Medford Co rporation
August 1966, I have kept busier than had
been anticipated by taking additional interest in community activ ities, some traveling, some Xmas tree industry interest and
plenty 'spade and shovel' work around
home."
ERNEST WRIGHT informs us: " Finding
plenty to do at the Senior Estates at
Woodburn. Get in a golf game now and
then. Harry Wolfe and Delbert Day, old
classmates, are somet 'mes golfing partners. Don't know where the time goes
but months pass like weeks.
Must get
down Corvallis way soon to visit old
friends. Best regards to all. "
1924
W . E. GRIFFEE , P.O. Box 637, Waynesboro, Miss., tells us: " Although we still
have our permanent home at Lake Oswe go.
Oregon, we are living in Mississippi, where
I am President of Longleaf Forest Products,
Inc. Building and running a sizable lumber operation has been quite an inter~st!ng
switch from many years of Assoc1at1on
work."
CLARENC E C. STRONG says: " My permanent address is 421 Daly Avenue,
Missoula, Montana. I am in Arizona in
winter only. I keep busy on a 5 year
project writing a book on history of lumbering in the Coeur d ' Alene (of North
Idaho).
In hands of publisher now and
should know soon if it will be published.· ·
1925
PHILIP B. GILBERT, manager-partner,
Coos Head Lumber & Plywood, Berth 135,
P.O. Box 1215, Wilmington, California.
MILLARD P. HALE says : "Sold Retail
Lumber Yard in 1960. Mostly retired , but
doing part-time se ll ing to keep active.
Living now at Santa Cruz, California. My
son-in-law Dav id W. Price is employed by
Potlatch Forest Products.
He lives at
Deary, Idaho. "
GEORGE R. HOPPING says : " Have been
retired since 1964. Occupy time gardening, writing, painting, fishing and traveling
to visit children and grandchildren. We
have 19 grandchildren. What Fernhoppers
can top it? Son John is teaching schoo l
after pushing a jet in the Air Force for a
number of years. A daughter in Cheney ,
Wn ., one in Provo , Utah, and one in
Calgary. Some year, so help me, we will
make it back for Fernhopper Day."
VERN E. McDANIEL writes : " Mary and
I l ive in Corva llis, the city of schools and
ch urches.
Our home is at 2342 Dixon
·street. We love it here surrounded by
trees , shrubs and lovely flowers. We keep
busy doing things most of the time. Come
and see us w hen you can."
GEORGE SPAUR says: " I am now retired and living at 1272 Kashmir Drive ,
South Sa lem , Oregon. Wou id enjoy seeing any OSU Fernhoppers. "
1926
SIDNEY C. JONES, writes: " Although
retired I am still working on a part-time
basis in the Entomology Department. Under
th is arrangement I am still doing resea rch
in the field of Tree Fruit and Nut Insect
Co ntrol. We sold our beach property near
Waldport after 34 years o f ownershi p. It
proved to be a good investment both in
pleasure and financial gain but it was
of course difficult for us to part with it
after all these years. The constant
increase in taxes and other expenses we re
too much to justify holding it after retirement. I enjoy reading the Oregon State
Forestry, especially the A lumni column .
We plan to cont inue living in Corvall is
and we welcome a v isit from any of our
old Forestry friends. "
KELLY B. McGUIRE, Camp 19, Fort
Bragg, California , reports : "Now serving
third four-year appointment on State Board
of Forestry in California after 41 years in
the Redwood Region; as logging superintendent for Caspar Lbr . Co . for 25 years;
private logging and m ill operations 10 or
12 years. Now retired, and we celebrated
our Golden Wedding November 14, 1968.
Have 3 sons, 1 daughter, 19 grandchildren,
all healthy and happy. That's my rewardwhat is yours? Come and see me or let
me hear from you ."
R. L. ZOBEL says : " Spent the last 26
years of my working career with Ford
Motor Co. Have been retired over 4 years
after reaching the compulso ry retirement
age of 65 . My wife and I are enjoying
life in the East Foothills of San Jose."
1927
CHARLES W. FOX writes: " Retired but
keep busy as President of Western Forestry
Center, an educat ional project of the forest products industry. "
E. H. GARMAN, 936 Heywood Avenue ,
Vic toria , B.C. , send s greetings from an
editor of the Annual Cruise , president of
Xi Sigma Pi , and a builder of first McDonald forest log cabin. He says he is now
retired from B.C. Forest Service.
18
JAY B. HAHN says: " Nearly 3 years have
passed since I retired from the USFS in
Region 4. Now located at Salinas , Calif.,
where I do substitute teaching in the Un ion
High Schol district 3 or 4 days a week.
Our boy is an orthop ed ic specialist at
Oakland, and our girl is employed at the
Stanford University Library at Palo Alto.
Five grandchildren help to keep one active.
WALTER H . LUND informs us: "I will
soon have completed 3 years o f retirement.
I still live at the same old spot in Portland
and thus far have encountered no problem
of keeping busy. Have wo r ked for approximately 2 months each year and spent the
rest of the time loafing, playing golf and
traveling. Spent two enjo yable months
early in 1968 working for the Honduras
government. Had my first in troduction to
a tropical hardwood forest. "
ALVIN C. OLSEN states: "Our favor ite.
diversio n is traveling w ith a trailer. I like
to get back to Corvall is as o ften as
possible to visit the pro fs, stroll thru the
campus, perhaps take in a football game.
It is a good feeling to know my son was
also a 'Fernhopper ' and now my nephe w
is completing in forestry. On page 18 o f
the August 1968 Oregon Stater is a picture
of 'Pat' and his logge rs. How about reprinting in the 'Forester' with names of
students? It should be o f interest to all
who rode in that ancient truck known as
·six-bits' ."
1928
D. REED MILLER says: "Am still doing
forest disease detection and eva luation
work out of the Regional Off ice of the FS
in San Francisco. The job is interesting
and carries me throughout the state."
PHILIP L. PAINE informs us : " January
thro ugh September 1968 covered 10,000
miles car and tra iler. January joined
Airstream Caravan into Mexico, visited
many towns large and sma ll.
Returned
through Mexico City, crossed border into
Texas near Brownsville. Early part of
September trailered to Canada Banff,
Calgary and Jasper.
Will headquarter
southern California desert winter o f ' 68
and '69. Did not attend 40th class reunion in November didn 't see any Fernhoppers at 35th reunion and only one at
the 25th - Rex Denney! "
1929
RALPH G. BROWN says: " Retired USFS
1964 after 35 years . Re-retired from a
successfu l venture in the real estate bus iness in the State o f Washington."
LES LLOYD writes : "Off to Peru for
New York management firm logging ,
milling and high altitude. "
LORANCE W. EICKWORTH says : " I !l.m
still in the real estate bus iness, but Jan.
1969 I am going to retire. My wife and
I plan to go to Mexico, somewhere around
the gulf to do some fishi ng and sightseeing. "
NORMAN R. HAWLEY writes: "Retired
last December afte r 37 years w ith Forest
Service. For past 8 years supervisor o f
Naval Stores Conservation program in
southern states. Peggy and I returned to
Franklin , N. C. , and built our home. Oak
Hill, looking out to the Blue Ridge, the
Smokies, and the Nantahala Range. We
have two sons and a daughter-in-law, all
graduates o f U. of Georgia, plus a grand-
daughter. We're up to our ears in civic,
fraternal, and religious activities. We're
in fine shape! . . Come and see us; we
have the room and no bed rolls needed!
282 Harrison Avenue, Franklin, N. C."
PHILLIP C. JOHNSON says:
"I have
continued in my position as a research
project leader guiding a research program
on the biology, ecology, and control of
bark beetles for the Intermountain Forest
and Range Experiment Station, USFS, at
the new Forestry Sciences Lab on the U
of Montana campus at Missoula; also as a
research associate (faculty affiliate) of the
University. I am continuing a special
assignment to study re lat ionsh ips of spruce
budworm outbreaks and host stand conditions in the northern Rockies. Mrs. Johnson, and I continue to lead busy lives in
a busy community. Son David with the
American C of C at The Hague, Netherlands; son Ronald with Boe ing research
in Seattle."
KENNETH McREYNOLDS is retired and
lives in Cottage Grove, Oregon. Box 525,
Bennett Creek Road.
GLENN VOORHIES, Assoc. Prof. School
of Forestry, Northern Arizona University,
Box 4098, Flagstaff, Arizona.
LESTER J. McPHERSON writes:
"I
have done quite a bit of traveling and a
little work since I retired from the USFS
in July 1965. This fall I worked for the
Oregon State Extension Service on the
Forest Tree Seed Certification Program.
Before the end of the seaso n I was
grounded. I had surgery on Oct. 23 and
as of Dec. 18, I am not back to normal.
However, I believe I am on my way to
recove ry."
1930
VONDIS E. MILLER says: " I won't make
it to Fernhopper Banquet this year as I'm
observing flora and fauna in the Monterey
Bay area and back north after break-up
in the spring."
PHILIP A. NEWTON reports no change
from last year.
WILLIAM RUHMANN says: "Since I have
not responded to the request for info on
myself for the Newsletter before there are
some who will not know that I reside in
Coquille and that I am now responsible
for P. R. for the Coos Bay Div. of GeorgiaPaci fic.
Sure a come-down for a guy
with an L.E. degree. If Pat knew he would
disown me I'm sure."
1931
ALBERT ARNST says: "I have recently
assumed an assignment with the Division
of Information and Education but I am still
with the Forest Service. All the family is
grown up and are o ut on their own.
It
has been an interesting year in Washington. "
HAROLD
BOWERMAN
writes: " The
Bowerman tribe is making way for the
younger generation.
Alice retired from
teaching. My retirement is not far distant.
Eldest daughter Mae Culbertson is with
Dic k and 3 daughters at Cispu Job Corps.
Jean Churchill is with Frank and daughter at Beaverton where Frank is in electrical research with T ektronics. "
HENRY F. DREWFS says: "Marjorie and
I spent the s ummer traveling in Europe
and the British Isles, 13 countries in all.
In London stayed with son Henry, Jr.
(Major, U.S. Army), wife Sharon and our
grand ch ild ren, Helena 4 and Henry Ill 2.
Son Ralph (Captain, U.S. Army) moved his
wife Sue next d oor to us at Lake Oswego.
He is in Vietnam on his second tour
there."
ROLAND H. FERGUSON, says: "Research Forester (GS-12) for the Northeastern Forest Experiment Station. Principal
resp o nsibility is to write the timber resource reports for each of our Northeastern states most recent o ne is for
Pennsylvania.
Oldest son , Larry is a
Lieutenant in the Navy and is teaching at
the Naval Preparatory School at Bainbridge, Md. Youngest son, Kenny, works
for a TV station in Roanoke, Virginia .
Since both are no longer dependent on
me, I can retire at any time."
H. ROBERT MANSFIELD writes: "Retired from USFS.
Home at 1024 NW
Lawnridge, Grants Pass.
Wife Dorothy
still teaching second grade in Grants Pass
schools . Si nce
retirement (Dec.
'66)
special interests have been plant and
wildlife photography and giving of slide
shows. Slide collection includes plants,
animals and birds from Arctic Circle to
deserts of Southern Cal. Collection also
includes many slides of grandchildren of
Rochester, N.Y., and Modesto, Cal. Son
Charles is completing work on Ph.D in
Physics at University of Idaho."
WALTER J. RUST writes: "Chief Div.
operation for the Anchorage District, BLM
Alaska the south half of the state of
Alaska - something like 113 million acres
involved in fire control on the District. Was
pleased to see my picture with Boyd Rasmussen, presently the BLM boss on the
last pub Iication."
1932
RALPH 0. APPERSON says: "Road inspector for USFS in Sierra National Forest. Gone from home, 3917 North Cedar
St., Fresno, Calif., a great deal. Fishing
is good."
PHILIP K. BERGER sends greetings and
reports: "I am still residing in the Milwaukee, Wis. area. Have been here since
1934. Visited OSU o nly once since graduation and that was in 1962 when I took
in the World's Fair in Seattle. Expect to
visit the OSU campus in 1971 and hope to
see some of my friends there at that
time. Best of luck to you."
H. NEWELL CORY, 125 Myoak Drive,
Eugene. He is an Oregon State Tax Comm ission appraiser (cruise r).
H. A. FOWELLS says: "I spent an interesting month in Poland, Tunisia and Morocco th is year on our foreign grant program. Beautiful forests of Scots pine in
Poland and Atlas cedar in Morocco. Older
son, William, is senior research chemist
with C-Z's centra l laborato ry at Camas.
Younger son Jim flies jets for Eastern Air.
Daughter's husband working on the moon
rocket.
All very exc it ing for us old
folks. "
CHARLES H. LADD, Farm Forestry Program Director with the State Forestry
Department at Salem.
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ROBERT 0. LEWIS writes: "Retired
from U. S. Forest Serv'ce, April 1968.
Two sons graduates of Colorado University, both with USAF. Wife and I are both
enjoying good health - hobb ies are hunting, fishing, golf, and bowling ."
MERLE S. LOWDEN reports: "Another
year at the same job as director of fire
control for the F. S. Saw many Oregon
staters on my travels. Made a trip to the
North American Forestry Commission fire
control working group at Chihuahua,
Mexico and saw some of Northern Mexico.
We got our first grandson this year after
two grandaughters 4 and 6 years old."
EDGAR J. PARKER writes: "Retired and
1;ving in B and , Oregon at 1733 Bear Creek
Road. Summer of 1967 spent exploring
Alaska. Met Bob Mansfield and wife in
McKinley Park, also Pete Martin. Spent
summer of 1968 investigating the hidden
spots in Oregon. Still tak ing bird p ictures
as a hobby. All Fernhoppers invited to
stop by and visit.
Please change my
address on your mailing list. "
VELDON A. PARKER says: " I am still
Assistant Regional Fo rester in USFS at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Daughter, Janet
married this past summer. Wife, Dorothy,
and son, David, make up the family at
home."
WALTER J. PUHN , Supervisor of the
Sierra National Forest with headquarters
in Fresno, will retire from the Forest Service on January 6, 1969, according to
Forest Service Regional Forester, J. W.
De inema in San Francisco .
ED J. SMITHBURG, D istr ict Forest
Ranger, Los Padres N. F., Santa Maria,
California states: "I have just about completed my apprenticeship in Forestry and
have decided to make a career out of it."
L ORAN L. STEWART is still with the
Bohemia Lumber Co., at Gulp Creek, Ore.
WALLACE E. WHEELER says: "We're
enjoy ing this 'Life o f Riley' since retiring
from F.S.
We have been trailering in
Mexico (which is a friendly and fascinating country) during the winters and spending summers (except for shorter trips to
Canada and in the states) around our
swimm ing pool with the granddaughter
and two grandsons. Daughter Gene and
husband live close by in Boulder."
1933
CARROLL E. BROWN, writes: " Enjoyed
retirement from the USFS.
Pulled our
travel trailer to Las Vegas, met Tom (C . T.)
with his trailer - on to Long Beach , Bay
Area and home in early September. Since
then have been working for Lee Hunt on
Tree Seed Certification unt il end of October. I have been on Audit work for the
certif ication
program
helping
Floyd
Brown. "
MERLE S. MOORE, says: " After graduation and the Junior Foreste r's exam,
served in the USFS, forest recreation, in
the Wenatchee , Siuslaw and Olympic. Also
in New England in the NEFE program in
1939-40. Retired and living with wife at
Capitol Manor retirement complex, Salem. "
CONRAD P. WESSELA writes: "Retired
for two years now. Purchased a home in
St. Helena, California about 6 months ago,
and have been remodeling and adding to
it ever since."
1934
STANLEY B:SnOPRICK says: "Working
harder than ever, buying-selling logs and
lumber, chartering ships, running mills
from Alaska to Oregon and calling on
customers in the Or ient and sometimes
Europe.
Having a great time with . no
interest in retiring. Spend as much t1me
as possible sailing our 56 foot schooner
"Co rahleen". Took a 60 day 3,500 mile
trip to the A laska Gulf this summe.r (1968).
Get in a lot of fish ing. My Wife Cora
caught the b:ggest-23 inch cutthroat.
Expect to beat her next season. "
CHARLES E. CHESTER, 5732 N. 4th,
Arl!ngton, Va.
GEORG E W. CHURCHILL writes: "Ret ired from USFS first of year (1968) and
accepted a position with Oregon State
Parks Dept. as director of New W1llamette
River Greenway program. Have 2 bosses
now-the Governor's Greenway Committee
and Oregon State Parks Superintendent.
Wife still counseling in Lake Oswego
High. All 3 sons married and have 2
grandchildren to brag about. Two older
sons electrical engineers in research and
design and youngest just finishing U of 0
Dental School. We still live at 3393 SW
South Shore Lake Oswego , where the
coffee pot i~ hot and the latchstring is
out."
HORACE G. COOP ER, 13767 NE Sanrafael, Portland, says: "Retired from USFS
about 4 years ago. I keep busy as a te~h­
nical representat:ve tor 'Fire-Trol ' & F~re
Retardant compounded by Arizona Agrochemical Corp. of Phoenix, and Chemonix
Industries, Ltd . of Kamloops, B. C.
I
married Dorothy A. Meyers of Portland
in '34. We have three children. An older
boy, Douglas, who is a senior ch ief ET in
the US Navy. Also a boy and g1rl set of
twins who are at home. Glenn, the boy,
is a sen ior at Portland State (3 years on
suppression crew followed by 3 years .as
a smoke jumper at Redmond) . The g1rl,
Leslie, is an I BM programmer for Georg iaPacific. My travels take me over all of
North America occasionally and over all
the Northwest intensively. I enjoy all my
travel and I have seen more country than
I ever hoped to see."
JOE LAMMI, professor, School o ~ Forest
Resources North Carolina State Un1vers1ty,
Raleigh, says: "Spent several mo~ths in
business and pleasure travel th1s tall ,
including the Southwest, California, the
Northwest, the S:>utheast and southern
states ."
NOBEL R. MANZER writes: "I am operating a small logging camp on Pendril l
Sound , East Redona Island cutting about
tour million board feet per year. "
JACK M. MILLER says: " Have been on
Toyhee NF for 9 years; why not update
your mailing list- St. Anthony, Idaho,
Branch Ch ief for Recreation L ands, I & E,
Training, etc."
J. R. PHILBRICK, wr;tes: "Supervisor of
Umpqua NF- right back where I started
34 years ago. One daughter gr?du ates
from OSU this June. A nother will start
there, I hope, in three or four years."
1935
HOWARD BULLARD has just completed
a consulting job in the near east and is
now on route to Africa.
MARION N. NANCE says: " Retired f rom
federal service. Now self-employed as a
consultant but most of my time tor the
past year has gone into constructing a
new home to replace one taken by the
Bureau of Reclamat ion for construction of
a third power plant at Grand Coulee Dam.
Othe r activities include a pretty heavy
schedule as 'sidewalk superintendent' and
fishing-in reverse order."
BOYD L. RASMUSSEN , 6768 Baron
Road , Mcl ean, Va., states: "My position
as Director of the BLM keeps me in close
contact with work in the western U.S. and
Alaska. It is an interesting and challenging job which faces many of the major
conservation issues co nfronting us today. "
JACK SAUBERT is st il l with Timber
Staff office, USFS Supervisor's Office,
McCall, Idaho. Daughter Joan, OSU '61 ,
is at Kincheloe AFB, Mich., while husband
Capt. Wm. R. Ford , OSU '61' is in Vietnam.
Daughter Jean, OSU '65 teaching school
at Salt Lake City.
GEO. H. SCHROEDER writes: "Enjoying
my 23rd year with the forestry crew at
Crown Zellerbach. Advancements in thinning (merch. and pre-merch.), fertilization,
computer technology, and especially in
forest genetics are truly adding zest to the
day to day work. Clara and I get to see
Nancy at Powell River, Canada twice or
more a year and enjoy with her the
success she has had in music ed ucation.
Neil working with Science Resea rch
Associates lives nea·rby and drops in with
his beautiful w ife and the two grandchildren at least weekly. Geo. Leonard is
sweating it out in his senior year at OSU
relaxing by singing for weddings and
performing in the Choralaires. We have
much to be thankful for. "
1936
MARVIN G. ANGLE writes: "Still area
forest superintendent at Nacogdoches,
Texas. Our Long Bell Division is building
a plywood and chip m ill here. So now
trying to o rganize to supply 38 million
bd. ft. of logs for it, when it gets into production next year. None of our fo ur
children are home now."
VERNON A. FRIDLEY, SR. says: "Things
are about the same with us here in WatIt looks as though the
sonville, Calif.
Mrs. and I are going to make it to full
reti rement as we are feeling fine. I am
stil l pushing a crew for PGE and Ruth has
a class of fi rst-graders. Did not make it
to Oregon last summer; spent all our time
in the Boise area where our son and family are located.
We like Idaho but it
doesn't compare with Oregon. Will see
you on Feb. 22-1 mean it this time."
at U of 0. She keeps more than busy
with studies, work study program and 11
piano pupils. We old folks are not having
enough free time to be at all bored with
retirement. "
ED. MARSHALL, Assistant Regional
Forester, State and Private Forestry Division, USFS, Portland, says: "All 4 chi ldren now thru college; so n Edison graduated from OSU in Pharmacy in '68.
Alice and I still
Working in Portland.
enjoy camping and fishing. Come see us
sometime at 2618 NE Stuart Drive, Portland. "
ROBERT H. MEALEY says: "St ill holding down the "Bull TMA " spot in the Siuslaw.
Business is rushing as usual.
Speaking o f old age. We now have 9
grand-kids, no end in site! "
GAIL M. THOMAS is st ill keeping busy
as a consultant at Bend, Oregon.
Boy
number two at OSU now. Boy number
three coming up.
1937
HAC COLLINS writes: "Still with Twi n
City Lumber Co. in San Rafael. I have
two boys 24 and 13, and two girls 22 and
11 years old. Unfortunately none interested in forestry. I see Ben Ward and
Hugh Pessner occasionally."
VAL GARDNER writes: " Fourteen years
now Sales Manager, Rosoboro Lumber
Co. Had a real vacation last summer to
Vancouver Island and Olympic Park in
trailer hou se. One more grandchild past
year. Total now 3. Appointed this year
to Grad ing Comm. WCLI B and Techn ical
& Research Comm. APA."
EMIL JOHNSON , Assistant Timber Management Staff, Umpqua NF. His address:
P. 0. Box 1008, Roseburg , Oregon.
FORREST W. JONES states: "We live
on Route 1, Box 1140B, Gresham ; have
two grown children and four grandchildren. Over 32 years in the USFS. Currently in the Regional Office, D iv ision of
Timber Management, Branch of Plans and
Inventories. "
GUSTAV J . KRAUSE, preside nt and
principal owner of the G. J. Krause
Company, Inc., 1388 Newton Street, Los
Angeles. "We deal in buildin g construction commercial operations mainly
So uthern Ca liforn ia."
ASHLEY A . POUST, Supervisor ,
chutes NF, Bend, Oregon.
Des-
FRANK C. WHEELER reports: "Siil l continue as logging manager for Edward
Hines Lbr. Co ., at Hines, Oregon. Spent
vacation with Wallace Wheeler, '33, my
brother who lives in Denver. He has retired from USFS and he and wife have
been trave l ing a lot with a camper trailer. "
1938
KENNETH
A. BURKHOLDER
says:
"Wo rking for BLM in the State office in
Portland. Duties cover fire control, recreat ion, wild l ife trespass and vis itor protection. During past year have been very
active in joint action with railroads on fire
prevention and control on the RR rightsof-way. Duties require a lot of travel but
Oregon remains first choice o f a place to
l ive and work."
I. J. CALLAGHAN says : "Have logged
twenty years with Caterpillar Tractor Co. ,
seventee n of them in SE Asia. Presently
in the Forest Products Section , Market
Dept., and Patty and I call Peoria, Ill. our
home."
FORREST R. HANSON tells us: "Mollie
and I still kicking around. Have moved
around a lot. East Coast, West Coast,
Philippine Islands, Japan. Now to Sacramento. Retired after 32 years o f government service.
Have missed association
w ith classmates and hope to keep in
closer touch he reafter. Best regards to
all the gang!"
JOHN LeTOURN EUX, CPA. Partner,
Dietrich, Bye, Gr iffin & Youel, Portland.
Have 4 children - - oldest, Nancy, '68
graduate of OSU.
BERNARD McCLENDON says: "Re-e lected to third term as county supervisor .
Have bee n chairman of that body for the
p ast two years. Resisted Redwood National Park proposal, but with that creat ion a
reality, am now striving for the best
Expect heavy
National Park p ossible.
tourist traffic to see the last of the big
tr ees and welcome old friends to stop in. "
J. EARL MILLS reports : "I retired from
the U. S. Army on February 1, 1967, after
29 years service. My wife and I reside at
1931 Lakehurst Drive, Olymp ia, Wn. I
accepted a job with the Washington State
Dept. o f Highways as the departmental
training officer. "
WILLIAM L. ROBSON says:
"Afte r
working for the Southern Pacific Railroad
for 29 years, I resigned and went to
Anchorage, Alaska, in September 1964.
During 1964 and 1965 I worked for the
Alaska Railroad as Chief Car Inspector.
I am sti ll working fo r the Alaska Railroad
as General Car Foreman. "
HAROLD W. GUSTAFSON says: "I retired from the USFS this spr ing. Since
then we have moved and now reside at
Redmond , Rt. 1, Box 863. Back in the
juniper and sage country. We have been
busy landscaping our new home. Hope to
have it as maintenance free as possible ,
using lots of rocks, loca l shrubs and
plants. Plan to attend Fernhopper Day
this yea r as have missed it for too long."
GEORGE R. STERBA says: " We moved
to Phoenix, Arizona after spe nding about
15 years at Newport, Orego n as manager
of Newport Building Supply Company.
Have been with the O'Malley Lumber
Company here in Phoenix for nearly 15
years as a Loan Officer. O 'Malleys have
14 retail yards in Arizona plus related
business ente rprises. I have one daughter Patricia who attended OSU , married
and now lives in Roseburg , Oregon."
ERNEST P. TAYLOR writes : "Still on
the East Side working as General Manager, Edward Hines Lumber Co., John Day.
This is a 50 MM a year operation, with
logging operation , dry sawmill, remanufacturing plant, venee r operation , 225
employees. Oldest son Jim a '68 grad of
U. C. Davis Campus, now enrolled in grad
school at OSU working towards MBA degree. Best regards to all."
CHARLES M. "CHARLI E" LORD reports:
"Marion and I are sti ll living at 334 Lone
Oak Ave., Eugene; bu t work here and at
Blodgett Tree Farm is prog ressing to point
that we hope to move to the tree farm
next summer. Daughter Lydia is a junior
J. R. STEVENSON , P. 0. Box 15, Many
Farms, Arizona, writes: "Teachi ng science
in a new all Indian Navajo Boarding
Schoo l-High School.
Located in middle
of reservation 150 miles to town for
shopping, etc."
GLENN A. THOMPSON writes : "Enjoyed
a visit from Rudy Kallander and his family
last summe r. Jo Lammi stopped through
Christmas week. He is looking fine and
doing well. Retirement during a holiday
season is too fast for oldsters. A lter visit-
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ing more South and Atlantic islands,
will be scouting Western haunts. Home
is still Atlanta , Georgia."
PAUL TOLONEN informs us: "Am still
with Mt. Hood Community College as
administrator in technical and professional
education, presently phasing into a new
role seeking and coordinating federal projects and special grants.
Oldest son ,
Norman, graduates in engineering in June,
OSU. Bruce is a freshman at MHCC, and
daughter, Andrea , is a junior at Sam Barlow HS, brand new this fall. Work here
is fascinating, particularly developin g our
forestry curriculum. Wife and family all
enjoy the best of health. "
GENE TOWER and Marjorie live at 2706
Terry, Longview, Washington. He is Manager of Flakeboard Operations, Long Be ll
Division , International Paper Co.
HERBERT A. YOCOM , 816 West Smythe
Ave., Harrison, Ark. , is Research Forester,
USFS.
1939
RODER ICK K. BLACKER writes : "Enjoying Southwestern Colorado and assignment as Forest Supervisor on San Juan
National Forest with headquarters at
Durango, Colorado . Family all grown and
located in various parts of weste rn states.
One son Mike. now a freshman in high
school, helping to hold down the home
fort."
BARTON H. BROWN, writes: "I am st ill
with Pacific North west Bell, in fact have
c lose to 28 years service. Was recently
appointed General Personnel Manager for
our Oregon area. I always enjoy the news
letter - both articles and item s abou t old
friends."
GI LBERT M. BOWE is a partner in
firm of Mason, Bruce & Girard, 1030
American Bank Building , Portland.
HOWARD R. DELANO writes : "After
spending three months on a special
assignment in Nigeria, Africa , I have returned to my job as Chief, Branch of
Range and Watershed Management, State
Office, BLM , Portland."
FLOYD H. EDMISTON says : "Still with
BLM. Was transferred to Eugene from
Salem in March '68. The family has long
s ince fled the nest so Helen and I are at
home at 1657 Elanco Lane, Eugene, Ore.
Spare time, of which there is never
enoug h, is spent fishing , gardening or in
my wood-working shop. We would be
happy to see any of th e old crew whenever they are in the area. "
C. L. FOSTER reports : " Not much from
the coast. Still involved with International
Paper Company trying to salvage the Oxbow fire killed timber."
RICHARD C. FRY writes : "I am still
operating my own retail lumber company
and on the side I am teach ing a senior
forest products course in co nstruction
estimating at Michigan State U. We have
two so ns in pre- law at Michigan State,
and one daughter in high school. My wife
teac hes 4th grade so we are all busy. Our
address is 231 S. Main, Rockford, Mich. "
LAWRENCE C. GANGLE says: "I have
been in Sacramento five years now, with
BLM, present ly as Chief, Div. of Operations , Folsom Dist. We enjoy the Sierras
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and the sunshine plus the annual summer
trek to western Oregon. Our oldest son
Larry Jr. is with the FS at Alsea RD. He
is a wildlife major but does a lot more
forestry work than I do. I also have a son
teaching English at Corvallis High. I have
three children in college th is year. One
is a freshman at Gonzaga U. She is enrolled in the honors program. My wife
was a California delegate to the Democ ratic National Convent 'on in Chicago. An
older son and I went along thinking it
wo uld be an interesting experience.
It
was! We have two grandsons now. Also
one boy in grade school and a daughter
in high school. Life is interesting."
FRANK HAMILTON, writes: "Frank and
wife Beth Iive at 4140 Center Street,
Salem, Oregon. Of five children three are
married, one son attends San Jose State
College where he is in his th ird year and
one daughter, a Junior in H igh School, is
at home.
We enjoy spoiling our five
grandchildren. I am employed by the
Oregon State Forestry Department as
Equ ipment-Purchasing Director."
GEORGE M. HANSEN says: " Research
at Pacific Northwest Forest and Range
Experiment Station now combines Alaska
with Oregon , Washington and California
(Survey). Ed itor and pub lications supervisor's work has quadrupled in 10 years.
Son Everett (OSU 1968) now at University
of Wisconsin for graduate work in forest
pathology, son George sophomore at
Stanford in NROTC and majoring in
German, son Bruce is junior in high
sc hool. Still Sco uting, backpacking , and
a grandfather for 3 years now.
FRANCIS L. HICOK states : "As you al l
know, I have retired from the Federal
Service, with all its transfers, etc., and am
now p ermantly with the County of Sacramento."
GENE D. KNUDSON , Executive
President, Willamette Industries ,
Portland, Oregon.
ViceInc.,
JAMES E. HILL says: "Have been with
Pac ific N. W. Bell Tel. Co. s!nce '41 . I am
now known as a supervising engineer in
outside plant. Married in '41 to Betty
Bechtold, also from OSU. Two so n-.,
Richard - now in U. S. Navy on a submarine, and David stil l in elementary
school."
J. C. PLANKINTON, Prinses Beatrixlaan
56, L eidschendam, Holland, writes: " Present ly on lend-lease from Crown Zel lerbach
to Van Gelder Papier in Holland for a 3
year period with assignment as General
Manager of Van Gelder Papier Verwerking
Bedriquens (converting divs.) - 6 plants
producing packaging mater ials ranging
from molding
pulp products,
waxed
papers, aluminum foil packaging, polyethylene extrusions, paper, foil and plastic
bags. Wile , Mary Burris OSU '40 also in
Holland. Youngest daughter Jane in U o f
C; one son John, Jr. OSU '63, Chief
Meteo rologist, Oakland, Cal:forn ia Airport.
Second son Bruce Lt . in U. S. Army stationed in Viet Nam. Both sons are
married. Bruce has one daughter."
JOHN B. SMITH writes: " I am Assistant
Regional Forester in charge of Fire Control and Air Operations, Rocky Mts. Region, USFS with headquarters at Denver ,
Colorado. My wile, Ru th, and I are bac k
where we started 30 years ago, with 3
children grown and gone-one in Oregon,
one in Alaska and one in West Germany,
so the cycle is about completed."
1940
LUCIEN B. ALEXANDER, writes: " Partner, Mason Bruce & Girard Consulting
Foresters. When I see my grandchildren ,
I know what Rudy means when he wants
a note to let 'old friends' know how we're
do:ng. Still at the same problem o f keeping up w ith the changes in Forestry."
MELVIN R. AITKEN says: "Still manager
and Vice-Presid ent of Howard Cooper
Corp., Seatt le. I have three sons, one in
Tha;:and, one in Vietnam , and one at
Hines."
BOB APPLEBY writes: "At the same old
sta nd in fire control USFS, Portland. Li fe
getting more interesting as grandchildren
come upon the scene . Home address is
6909 SW 62nd Place, Portland."
WILLIAM P. BR ANSON now lives at Box
913, Ketchikan , Alaska.
HOWARD E. CONKLE, temporary home
address: 4115 Brooklyn Ave. NE, Seattle;
business address: Internal Revenue Serv'ce, 2033 6th Avenue, Seattle. Occupation Internal Revenue Service, Group
Supervisor.
PALPH C. DAY, 692 Ashley Road ,
Santa Barbara, writes: " Past decade has
been very good to us in our home building and land development business. Home
and office in Santa B arbara is center for
work and investments. First grandson
(John Scott) arrived th is week!"
LYLE A. HARRISON, says: Contin ue to
design road s and raise my fam ily."
DONALD M. HYLAND reports: "Scout
executive in San Luis Obispo, Cal if. Have
been in scouti ng professionally 22 years.
Both son and daughter married. Daughter
has a 3 year old son. My son is 2 nd Lt. in
Arm y Intell igence. Wife Ma lva and I live at
1595 Los Osos Road No. 2, Los Osos ,
Californ ia, near San Luis Obispo. "
MAURICE R.
ISTED states:
"After
spending over 20 years in the lumber
manufacturing business have moved to
Southern California.
Raising avocados,
se lling real estate and secu rities. We like
San Diego County.
Wife Jean busy as
medical sec retary he re in Escondido. "
F. P. JACQUEM IN writes : "I n Washington, D. C. , with Bureau o f Outdoo r Recreat:on working on federal aspects of land
and water conservation fund program .
V.Jife Toini (To ini Lammi also class of 1940
Oregon State) at Libra ry of Congress. "
OLIVER W. PETTY says: " I live at 1033
G 'bson Hil l Road, Albany, have 11 acres
with abou t 6 ac res in Xmas trees that we
::;ell, choose and cu t in December.
My
main income is from beekeeping with
around 1100 colon ies leased out for polli nation in the sp ring and operated fo r
honey during the summer. The family of
3 boys and 2 girls range in age from
junior in high to kindergarte n. Conn ie , a
nat ive of California , works for the local
Albany paper to take up the financial slack
due to poor honey crops. 1968 has been
one o f our poorest crop years for honey. "
COLONEL ANDY W. PRIBOW writes:
"I am presently Professor o f Military
Science at Eastern Washi ngton State College in Cheney, Wn. I'll be retiring from
the Army in a year or two and won't have
far to go to return to God's country. My
oldest daughter is married and the three
younger children are all in Washington
colleges."
PETER B. SERAFIN, 555 Main, Roseburg, has been in the real estate business
for the past twenty years. He and his wife
have two children, both married.
Son
Barry is News A nchorman with KMOX-TV,
St. Louis, Mo.
JAMES M. USHER, Regional Engineer,
Son
R-A , USFS, Ogden, since 1961.
Michael is a Lt. in U.S. Army at Fort
Riley, Kan. Daughter Marilyn is married
and a student at University of Utah. So n
Jon is a se nior at Weber Hi School in
Ogden.
CLINTON WYNN is with J. H. Baxter &
Co ., presently manager / forester in Grants
Pass area. Elder son on mine-sweeper in
U.S. Navy, younger is Boy Scouting, guitarplaying senior at Grants Pass High.
LAWRENCE W. ZACH writes: "No great
changes in Hidden Valley Tree Farms . Our
remaining youngsters have learned that
local roads are littered with an average o f
300 beer and pop cans per mile. Instructions to the m were to accumulate 8 ,000
ca ns for mouse bait stations which are
very effective in conj unction w it h aerial
seeding on the Mason, Bruce & Girard
managed Avery L and s in Linn Co unty."
1941
LYL E A . BAKER says: "Ti me seems to
be passing more quickly each year. We've
been at the State Nursery here in El kton
for nearly 12 years now. B oth sons are
presently in Navy. Denis , the o ldest, is
married and living in the San Francisco
Bay Area. Stephen, the youngest , is ju st
finishing basic training at San Diego. The
house is kind o f empty and quiet without
them. Best wishes to all Fernhoppers."
DON R. BAUER says: "With a million
people l iv ing w ithin 1 hour of the Forest
and another 7 million residing within 2
hours, the Forester's arts a nd skills are
consta ntly being ca lled upon to meet and
anti cipate new challe nges in stepped-up
management. Much wo uld be solved , if
you could figure ou t a way to share so me
o f those beautiful rainy days with us. Ou r
address is: Forest Superviso r, USFS, San
Be rnardino , California."
THEODORE J . CAPKA writes:
" I recent ly reti red from the U.S. Army as a Lt.
Co l. and am now coaching in the El Paso.
Texas , school system. I have 2 married
daughters, 2 grandchildren, a boy who w ill
grad uate fro m high school this year, and
a daughter who is a fresh man in high
school."
OWEN P. CRAMER says: "Spending a
lot o f lime on procedures for slash burning
witho ut caus:ng a smoke nuisance. If we
can 't burn without keep ing smoke out of
sensitive areas. foresters may find that fire
as a tool is no lo nger avai lab le.
Sons
beginning to sca tter - one in Ai r Force ,
one in OSU . 2 in high school athletics.
Still a fi re meteorolog ist at Po rtland as
part of the USFS Riverside Fire Met. Projec t.' '
22
RAYMOND
H.
DOUG HERTY, Chief,
Branch of Timber Management, ShastaTrinity NF, Redding, Cal ifornia.
EDWARD W. SCHULTZ, 8202 McClelland Place, Alexandria, Va. Present position: Deputy Chief, USFS.
RODNEY 0. FETY, transferred to Washington, D.C., about a year ago. Now Asst.
Chief, Forestry Staff, BLM.
RALP H F. YEATER , State Forestry Dept. ,
Salem, says:
"Still worki ng with sma ll
woodland owners and pushing intensive
mgt., planting to harvest, to increase productivity to 2V2 to 3 times normal natural
stand . Should grow 20" to 24 " tree in
35 to 45 years on Site Ill. Even had successful elk season this year. My youngest
daughter w il l start college next fall. "
MORT ON FILLMORE reports:
"I am
with the Oregon State Highway Dept. as
fie ld ut il ities liaison engineer with Div. 5
which encompasses the eastern third of
the state. My wife Doreen and I became
grandp arents for the firs t time in August
when a daughter was born to ou r daughter
and son-in-law.
Our son returned from
Vietnam in August and is now stationed
in Fort Ben ning , Ga. He is a helicopter
pilot."
VAUGHN HOFELDT,
travel
service
through the South offered Miami / SAF
bound Beaver next fa l l. Shop your comp etition. Ca ll 404-284-6959.
EUGENE A. HOFSTED writes: " Returned
from Cornel l in Ju ne following a year's
work toward M.S. degree, to find the National Redwood Park issue approach ing
final settlement.
Ga ined a new title of
Timber and Land Manager and a new
reside nce at the forks of Lost Man Creek
and Prairie Creek which we call Central
Park West. During the dedication o f the
park by Mrs. L. B. Johnson , the age of
the dedication tree was revealed as 657
years old ."
WOODROW W. HOLLAND says: " Things
have been about the same this year. Since
my daughter Madelyn is a jun ior at OSU,
we have attend ed all of the footbal l games
(home games). I was elected the 1969
president of Chehalis Chamber of Commerce, so expect to have a very busy
schedu le next year."
ROBE RT A. HORN repo rts:
" Three
c hildren Robert 9, Karen 16, and
Michael 22. One granddaughter 2 years.
Wear seve ral hats, sec- treas. etc., operating Mohr 's Marine, In c., a small corporation involved in marine sa les and service
in York, Penn. Fernhoppers are we lcome
fo r a coffee anytime."
FRITZ M. MORRISON says: " My home
as of Sept. 17, 1968 is 4132 Roberts Rd. ,
Fairfax, Virgi nia. I am still with the USFS
and now in Div. of Fire Control in chiefs
off ice Washington D.C. Son Fr itz Lee
has 2 chi ldren and working for USF S on
Fremon t at Silver Lake . Daughter Elane
has daughter and l iving in Wenatchee,
Wash ington. Young son Mon te is still
home. My wife Mystice and I are enjoying
the history and sights of this area. Wo rk
is primarily with Tres pass cases, Civil
defense , and fire prevention. Wish I could
be w ith you on Fernhopper Day. "
CARL PETERSON says: "S til l doing
what I l ike very muc h - making ponde rosa
pine cut stock and millwork in Madras,
Oregon.
ARTHUR H. SASSER w rites: "Sti ll working wit h the small woodland owne rs of
Benton, Lane and Lmn co unt ies as Farm
Forester with the State Forestry Department. Headquartered at office o f Easte rn
Lane Forest Protective Assn ., 3150 Main
St., Springfield. Live at 94 Green Ac res
Rd ., Eugene. Renewed commercial pilot
license this summer afte r 16 years o f no
flyi ng. Great to be ' up there' agai n. "
1942
DAVE BURWELL says: "Goi ng on 18
years as forester for Rosboro Lu mber
Company. Get to Corvallis regularly on
Fo rest Mgt. Resea rch Comm. Believe we
shou ld d o someth ing to schedule these
great football game on non-elk season
weekends."
LOU IS L. GIL LIA M says:
"Wor k Unit
Conservationist for the Soil Cons. Service,
at Condon. Marr ied to Jean Cline from
Syrac use with 4 childre n.
Dona ld, my
brother, class of 1953 is at Heppner. He
was listed as missing on your list of addresses."
VICTOR L. NUNENKAMP writes: "Completed year in Vietnam December 66-67 as
Acft. Maint. Staff officer 3rd TAC. FTR
Returned to
Wi ng, Bien Hoa, Vietnam .
USA and assigned as main!. control officer for Air Evacuation Wing located at
Scott AFB, Ill. Plan to retire from USAF
30 June '69 and return to Astoria. Interested in retu rning to industry in forest
products. Son Dave , OSU class '64 , working at Boeing , Seattle.
Daughter Vicki,
OSU class '68, will be married 21 Dec . '68
to B ill Pierson, OSU class Dec. '68. Wife
Chr is
Burlingame,
OSU
'42 ,
sends
greetings to all our friends. "
OSCAR WEED is located at Coos Bay
as area manager for Weyerhaeuser.
1944
R. RIGGS JOHNSTON writes: "With
wife Betty and 5 children have been l iving
in Eureka for 15 years. Working as
Forester-Land Manage r for Cheney Sierra
Lumber Company of Arcata, California.
Prior to 1954, I worked with the U.S. Government, Blister Rust Control, Bu reau of
Entomology and U.S. Forest Service."
1945
LEWIS T. HAYS writes: "After 20 years
in trade sales work with Boysen Paint Co .,
I was moved into the position of Northwest
Sales Manage r of Industr ial Coatings and
will be work ing closely with the pulp and
p aper and chem ical indu stry a nd hope to
run across a great many former Fernhoppers that are in this field."
JACK C. MACE reports: "S ince May 1,
1968, I h ave been with Bonneville Power
Administration, appraising for right of way.
My oldest daughter was married in July,
leaving two in college."
C. D. (DON) MAUS says:
"Still with
Oregon' s Dept. o f Fo restry 21 years
last May, 11 years as Asst. State Forester
in charge of Dept's. Services Division.
Have taught the oldest daughter Lynne,
17, to play tennis and now she beats me
co nsiste ntly; I attribute this, of course , to
the fact that she is maturing."
JOHN S. PRE SCOTT says: "Runn ing a
Steel Fabrication p lant plus being a silent
partner in a small logging outfit (30 ,' yr)
plus operating some seventy suites in four
ap artme nt build ings makes an interesting
l ife."
TOM H. RADCLIFFE writes : " It was
good to 'get b ack to the Fernhopper banquet in 1967 and to renew o ld friendships.
I sti ll experience a strong feeling of pride
upon returning to OSU."
ROY SI LEN writes: "No changes. Still
at the Forestry Sciences Lab. at Corvall is
and leader of a forest genetics research
project dealing with improvement of Douglas fir.
GARWIN A. WOOL EY is Executive V icePresident, Pacific Logging Congress, 217
American Bank Building , Portland. He is
married to Beverly (Beier) class of '41.
One daughter Sallymae , se nior at OSU.
H is hobby is steelheading.
1943
W. C. GRAY, lives at 41 0 No rth 16th
Street, Marsha ltown, Iowa. He is in the
building supply business there.
ROBERT H. FORBES writes: "For the
past year and a half I have been Editor
of Scienti fic Publications at the Canadian
Forest Products L abo ra tory in Vancouver,
B.C. , which is not an extremely professional job. But I get kicks from blue-penciling
the Ph.D.s now and then.
It has been
interesti ng being more or less close to the
B. C. wood products indu stry during its
phe nomena l expansion, which
started
about five years ago. The fact that fully
75% of our forests here are gove rnmental
or Crown land , makes a lot of different
problems for practicing foresters. Most of
said foresters must become licensed by
for whic h they
the B.C. government have to write a thesis , yet. Got 'trapped '
over 10 years ago, but my wife and I are
having to satisfy o ur parental urge with a
pup and kitty."
SPENCER T. MOORE says: " U.S. Forest
Service, Siuslaw National Fo rest, Co rvallis,
Oregon. Speaking personally, foliage is
beginning to turn color. Suspect approaching maturity, but Moore family is all-age,
with 3rd generation rep rod around."
1946
J. P. ' JIM ' KUEHN LE writes: "I co ntinue
as president of Holiday Pool , Inc., manufacturing and d'stributin g prefab fiberglass
swimming pools and related items. Have
rece ntly started franchising dealers in Oregon so will have occasion to return to the
old stamping grounds. Wife Georgia (nee
Micka '42) helps me battle with our two
cougar daughters, Kris WSU '68 and Janni
WSU '70. I was recently elected State
Representative 4th District so shall be
spending January, February, March in
Olympia for awhile. B usiness is good, the
Kuehnles are all healthy and happy and
we still are the loudest OSU rooters in the
area. Enjoyed old acquaintances a fe w
weeks ago at evening social prior to OSUWSU game. Address is E. 12423 Portland
Road, Spokane."
ROBERT C. LINDSAY still with Crown
Zellerbach at Port Angeles , Wash. Buy n
and selling logs and chips and manager
for the Oympic Tree Farm.
23
WAL LY EUBANKS is presently working
for Oregon State Tax Comm 'ss'on as supervisor of timber appraisals. Son is a
senior at OSU stud ying bus iness and forestry. Daughter is a freshman at OSU
studying secretarial science.
1947
LOUIS K. BATEMAN writes : " L ivi ng at
5045 Bailey Rd ., Salem. Received 20 year
service pin Jan. '68 from Tax Commission.
David 18, now attending OSU Forestry
Schoo l ; Douglas 16, jun 'or at McNary High,
and Melinda 10 in fifth grade at Keizer
G rade School. Wife Joseph!ne now teaching in Head Start Program. Stil l do ing a
l'ttle steelhead fishing ."
JOSEPH V. FLYNN , 2844 Conco rd Lane ,
Santa Clara, states: "Assistant Regional
Foreste r USFS Chief, Div:s'on of Lands R
5.
Three married chi ldren, one granddaughter, three children at home, one j ust
starting kindergarten."
EUGENE D. HANNEMAN says: "I am
continuing my work as a Forest Land Sales
Ana lyst for the State Tax Commission. My
wife, Barbara is the personal secretary to
Robert Strau b, the State Treasurer. Our
20 year old twin daughters, Laurie and
Linda, are juniors in the Sc hoo l of Engmeering at Columbia Univers ity in New York.
Son Craig, 19, is a sophomore at the Alma
Mater. He is majoring in Politcal Science
and this year played on Dee Andros' team
as defensive tackle. We are seeing progress on o ur 55 acre tree farm , where we
live, e igh t m iles south of Salem . Our
address is Rt. 1, Box 633, Tu rner, Oregon."
DONALD B. MAL M BE RG says: "We are
living at Seaside, Oregon , employed by
Crown Zellerbach Corporation in research
and d evelopment prog ra ms trying to get an
intensive fo rest ry program off th e ground.
As the day approaches to celebrate the
occasio n of a new forestry building at
OSU, we salute the people who worked
long and hard to make the building a
rea lity."
ROBERT M. VINCENT, 2095 Scenic Ave. ,
Centra l Point. Works for Boise Cascade
Corporation as Administrative Assistant.
W:te Judy; son Ken a freshman at OS'J;
son David in 7th grade, and daughter
Marian in 9th grade.
1948
F. LEROY BOND, c /o USFS, 517 Gold
Avenue SW, Albuquerq ue. He is Assistant
Regional Forester, Timber Manageme nt;
has two boys at OSU, 1 a ju nior and the
other a freshman in Business & Technology.
GEORGE S. BURSON , 705 Winfield
Blvd. , San Antonio, Texas, writes: " Four
children, George, Jr., Capt. 1st Cav. in
Vietnam ; Diana a senior at Texas U.;
Mary J. a sophomore at Roosevelt High.
Retired USAF 26 years. Now teaching 6th
grade elementary school.
Wife grad U
of 0 '42 music. Teaches 3rd grade. If
anybody ever comes through San Antonio
look us up. We will show you the town ,
etc."
VIRG EL L. CLARK writes: " I have been
trying to log the Far East in the past four
years. I have been setting up Timber Management, Logging, Industrial Wood Processing plans in Nepal, India, L aos. My work
has carried us to many countries and my
wife and two sons have enjoyed it. One
of my boys is attending school in Rome
and the other is in v;etnam , Laos. I am
employed by the Agency of lnternat 'onal
Development as a Forest Industrial Advisor.
MILT EASTON, insurance agent now
since 1960. State Farm Mutual. Three
ch ildren, 2 boys and a girl. Our oldest
son is a jun ior at you guessed it I J of 0 . The ot her two in h'gh school.
1\~ ever far from the trees and streams here
in Tillamook.
" Still
WARREN C. HANCHETT says:
l'ving in Fortuna , Californ ia and the forestry instructor at College of the Redwoods, Eureka. Two sons in School of
Engineering at OSU . Brand new grandfather and enjoying every minute of it."
LLOYD D. HAYES writes: " In December
1966 I retired from the Forest Service after
almost 35 years, of which the last 7 was
in the Regional Office in San Francisco.
Upon retirement I set up my own consulting service in Real Estate, Forestry and
related fields and I have been busy all
the time. I do extensive traveling in connectio n with my work. My wife , Vicky is
still teaching school here in Contra Costa
County and look:ng forward to ret irement
one of these days. Our son , Bill, is attend ing College and daughter, Christine , is
start ing college this year."
WAYNE G . HUBBAF D wr ites : " Still in
Sacramento.
V:ce-President. Cartwright
I'.<Jrial Surveys, Inc .
EARL L . JOHNSON writes: '' In January
1968 I retired from 20 years of navigating
Air Force bombers. In Apr'l I began working as a forest technician on Hebo Ranger
District. My wife, my daughter and I live
on a small farm near Pleasant Valley. It
is good to be near by pr imary interests of
forestry and agricu lture once more. And
good to be bac k in Oregon! "
PHIL JUDSON states: " I am now with
Pacific Adhesives as wood products manufactu ring manager. We are at prese nt completin g a lum ber core p lant on the old
Willamette Plywood site at Aumsv ille. My
new address is - Pacific Adhesives Co.,
Inc., Wood Prod. Div., P.O. Box 228, Aumsville, Oregon."
ROBERT KI SCHEL writes: " Aline and
I are c atching ou r breath, getting two
daughters off to U of 0 and OCE no
new Beave rs yet. But still have two more
at home. Son and I each got a buck on
closi ng day of se aso n, just 20 miles from
home, after traveling all over Oregon looking previous ly.
Land values booming
around Douglas County. Oldest d aughter
had a great experie nce in Germa ny as an
excha nge student. "
HOMER G. LYO N, JR. writes: " This is
a Merry Christmas to all Fern hoppers from
the Lyons and s:nce we couldn 't go to the
Rose Bowl , Ruth and I are going to Hawaii
tomorrow , Nov. 22!"
THEODORE W. MAUL writes : " Assistant
State Forester, Chief, Protection Division.
Oregon Department of Forestry, Salem.
Oregon. Win and Ted Maul have two sons.
John 14, Waldo Jr. High, Salem ; Alan
- 21, Senior, Forest Engineering, Oregon
State University."
ARTHUR B. McPHE:- SO N writes : "Our
home is quiet thesa days w ith both boys
across co untry in Greenvill e, S. C. One in
the university and one in 1Oth grade acad-
emy. My wife, Sy lvia still manages the
American Opinion Library here. Our molding mill was totally destroyed by fire on
April 20th, howeve r, we reinvested quickly;
but coming back after a fire is tough ."
HARRY G. PEARSON , says: " Still District Forester of East Central Oregon District out of John Day. July was a bad
month for dry lightning. Service forestry
for land owners increasing. Ann is with
Blue Mt. Hospital , Steve is a senior at U
of 0. Mark is a Jr. at Grant Union and
plans to go to OSU. Ron is Freshman at
Grant Union.
His love is hunting and
fishing. We had a successful fall. Grant
County is the Best place to hunt. Daughter
L'nda , and her husband are in John Day.
John is a forester for Kinzua Corp. "
RICHARD C . PENROSE, P.O. Box 881 ,
Quincy, Californ ia. He is with USFS on
Plumas National Forest special projects.
WILLI S E. RAGLAND reports : " Still on
staff (recreation) o f Snoqualmie N F in
Seattle. Puget Sound peo ple love the ir
mountains. Try ing to control these lovers
and meet their needs without adequate
funds is quite a challenge. Two boys in
se rvice - one in Air Force , other in Navy.
One married."
DAVID H. ROGER S, says: " Have been
wo rking all year on computer programs for
Highway Desig ners and Surveyors. The
wo rk is thorough ly fascinating. Will spend
Christmas in Guatemala with our daughter
and her hus band , Peace Corps volunteers. "
DARRELL H. SCHR OEDER, Vice-Pres .,
Rellim Redwood Co. and Gen. Mgr-Treas ..
Miller Redwood Co. "Conti nu ally confronted with park acquisition problems. Have
daughter Ju lie Anne in College of Redwoods Junior College; son Scott is a
freshman at DeiNorte High Sc hool."
LYLE H. SEY MOUR, "Moved to Salem
to take a job with Boise Cascade, Ind ependence, as a resid ent forester o f Luckiamute Tree Farm . Have purchased a place
NW o f West Sa lem and l ived here two
years now. I am proud grandpa o f twins,
a boy and a girl. My son is the proud
father."
SHERWOOD C. TROTTER says : " With
the Forest Service in Washington D.C.,
Assistant Director Divisio n o f Watershed
Management. Oldest daugh ter is a freshman at U of 0. Hope to attend Fernhoppers this yea r. "
BOB UNDERWOOD, is a Forest Engin eer
with Weye rhae user Co., at Longview, Wash.
"C urrently working with al umni assoc. on
1968 activities."
WARD WILLIAMS. has been ed itor of
PPI si nce June 1962, in Zurich and si nce
1964 in Brussels. He is a native of the
Pacific Northwest region of USA, w here he
majored in forest management at Oregon
State University.
ROBERT C. ZINK , Park Naturalist for
Kings Canyon NP, " under Chief P.N . for
Seq uoia Kings Canyon NP. Program of
walks, hikes and campfi re talks for Grant
Grove and Cedar Grove. Visitor Center
ope ration at Grant Grove on the logging
story o f the giant Seq uoia. This includes
working with many schoo l groups from the
Cent ral San Joaq uin Valley who use the
area for environme ntal studies. He sends
best regards to all."
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1949
JEAN R. ALLARD says:
"Lived in
Yakima si nce 1952. Married. seven children , six boys and one girl. Department
Manager, Bon Marche. Remember OSU
most for Barometer work and work in
campus politics. My sons and I may start
a small Christmas tree farm. Best wishes
to all Beavers. Address : 416 S. 15 Ave. ,
Yakima. "
BOB AL LI SO N writes: " I have been in
Eureka for the past two years as Supervisor of the Six Rive rs National Forest."
NORM CAREY says: " I own and operate
Long 's Shoe Store in Albany, Oregon. I
still l ive at 1170 Walnut with my wife Betty
and 3 boys 17, 14, and 4 years old.
Basketball takes up most of our time during the winter months. Had a nice visit
with AI Oard in John Day this fall. I had n't
seen him in 20 years and the old boy
looks pretty good. I always enjoy hearing
from my friends."
HENRY G. (HA NK) DAVIES writes:
" Finally made it bac k to OSU for school
on sabba tical leave from extension agent
work in Lane County until June to pursue
a MS program with entomology-plant
patho logy major and forestry econ. minor.
School has gotten muc h more difficult. "
JOHN S. FORREST says: " Betty and
I live in Tigard . Two-thirds o f the chicks
have flown the coo p , so we 've got room
for Fernhopper company. Steve is married and living in Nebraska. Linda is at
Willamette Univers ity. Only Scott, se nior
at Tigard High is home. The welcom e mat
it out. "
WILLIAM P. HOLTSCLAW says: "For
the past 3 years I have served as Area
Director of Eastern Oregon for the State
Forestry Department. Pat wo rks for the
Forest Service in Prineville. Mike is married and has a baby daughter , and Jerry
h asn' t dec id ed to take the p lunge yet. We
look forward to having old co llege friends
visit when they co me th is way. "
TOM JACK SON, owner of sand and
grave l and Red i- Mixed Conc rete Plant in
Albany. Four children, the old est entering
OSU this fall.
TED W. KOSKELLA says: " After a 3
year ass ignm en t in the Washington Office
Divis ion of Rec rea tion, in Febru ary 1968
I was transferred back west again as
Deputy Regional Fo reste r for the Southwestern Region o f the Forest Service. Our
2 youngest girls are still with us attending
high sc hool here in Albuquerq ue.
The
3 others are away. The o ldest girl is in
Vi rginia finishing nurses tra ining, the second daughter in Co llege in Denver and our
so n entered the Ai r Fo rce Academy in
June. I have enjoyed renewing acq uaintences with Orego n Staters in R-3."
ROBERT LEEKLIDER writes : "I am now
teac h ing at Orego n Technical Institute at
Klamath Falls, Oregon. ! am in the Civil
Engineering Technology Department. It
seems that every place I have gone in the
past 19 years I have met old OSU classmates and friend s - So me is some rather
remote places. I have always enjoyed
these mee tings to find out what my
acquaintances are doing ."
GEORGE E. LIPP says:
"Partner in
National Accounting Firm , Harris, Kerr,
Forster and Company, Hono lu lu, Hawaii
Office. Work extensively in world tourism
have recently completed tourism plan for
Ceylon. Travel in last two years has
included most Pacific Islands, Austral ia as
well as Southeast Asian countries. "
JULIAN F. MILLER reports: "After long
tours with State Forestry Department in
fire protection , Ukiah and Corvallis, and
limber sales - Elliott State Forest - I'm
now Farm Forester for Coos-Cu rry working
out of Coos Bay. Selling farm forestry to
my contacts considerably eased by recent
export pressures bringing $70-$90 pond
values for goo d grade 2nd growth logs.
Duty involved integration into CFPA during the fire months sharing the aerial jobs.
- p atrol, and lire line assignments during
extra load periods.
Oldest boy with
Marines at Da Nang, due home in late
December. Oldest girl married. Boy and
girl in 8th and 9th grades still at home. "
ALFRED J. O'BRIEN writes : "Continue
on at Collins Pine Co. , Chester, California
ac Asst. Sales Manager. Family consisting
of M ike 21 , Bill 18, Cathy 17 and Jane 4.
O ldest so n Mike a junior at Sacramento
State and Bill a freshman at Butte Jr.
Co llege. Enjoyed seeing OSU win against
Washington and Stanford this fall and
sorry they didn 't go all the way but maybe
next year. Open invitation to any and all
to drop in on us at our home on Lake
A lm ano r here at Chester. "
EUGENE O 'KEEFE writes: " No change,
still with USFS. Six children o ldest
boy ready for college , also have 2 c ripp led
foster ch ildren."
GERALD L. PARTAIN says: "Still Professor o f Forestry Econo mics at Humboldt
Sta te College, at Arcata, California. Recently remarried and acquired two more
children as a result. My oldest d aughter
is scheduled to m ake me a grandfather
next July."
SAM W. RAYMO ND states : " I have a
new job this year as production manager
o f hardboard and lumber d ivisio n of Weyerhaeu ser in Klamath Falls. Our family, 3
boys and 1 girl. are growing up too fast!
had a good visit with the Gordon Hop land s
in Puyallup in August. Hope to make the
ba nque t this year. "
HERMANN C. SOMMER, Herm was
trans ferred to Longview. effective Jan. 1,
1969, as Wood s Manager of Weyerhaeuser 's huge Longview (St. Helens Tree Farm)
opera tion s. He has been Woods M anager
a t Twin Harbors lor the past four years.
Mary Lou, John 5, Karen 8, Philip 10, will
move from Aberdeen as soon as a suitable
ho me is found. In addition to the m any
Fernhoppers at Longv iew. he would welcome a visit from his Beaver friends.
RAY L. TRENHOLM , District Forester for
the Linn Cou nty Fire Patrol Assn. with
headquarters in Sweet Home. Oregon.
A. F. TROM, Chief Engineer, Willamette
Industries.
JACK H. USHER says: "I n February '68
moved into Regiona l Office. USFS Reg. 6
in Divisio n of TM , Branch o f Plans and
Silviculture.
Family doesn't contain any
future fo reste rs but have raised two fine
pr osp ec ts for forester's wives.
First
daughter due to show on OSU campus in
1971.
As sort of orientation , Sue has
attended 4-H Summer School there for
last 3 years. "
JOHN E. WYLIE says: "We (my wife
and I) are grandparents now. I am still
the Assistant State Forester in Missouri.
Among other things we are in to the Urban
Forestry field with foresters stationed in
St. Louis and Kansas City. I have run into
a number of Oregon Staters at meetings
around the country this year. Better try
growing some walnut (for lu mber or
veneer) in Oregon. We sold one log this
year for $6.00 per b.f. We used to think
that $1000 / M. b. f. was a lot of money."
1950
DAN B. ABRAHAM writes : "Living in
the Bay Area is an enlightening experience
for a country boy from the hills o f Oregon.
The twice a day lemm ing-like migration to
and from the ivory towers by the bay is
unlike anything envisioned while studying
forestry in placid corn valley. A curr iculum change is suggested. My determination to survive is strengthened by the good
example being set by a good many other
Fernies doing the same th ing. Between
commutes. I am responsible for ope ration
o f the Civilian Conservation Center Program in the California region , covering 5
Centers and 850 corpsmen. It 's a great
prog ram!"
MORRIS J. ANDERSON says : " I am an
instructor at Walla Walla Community College in Engineering Technology. My oldest
so n David will be graduating from Whitman College this school year. My other
two so ns and wife are busy also . My wife
teaches Home Economics at Walla Walla
High School."
JIM BAGLEY reports : "Still with U. S.
Plywood and still on the move. Wilma
is preparing to move to a new place of
residence at Pleasant Hill. Our new address shall be Rt. 8, Box 876, Pleasant
Hill. We always enjoy vis its. Drop in."
ROG ER R. CHAMARD still in Portland
work ing for USFS, Div. of Engineering
as Surveys and Maps Branch Chief.
JIM DENISON writes:
" Another year
rolls around and finds a new addition in
our home, a daughter born in January 1968
also a daughter born the year I graduated . Because of pressure in timber
sa le s, we shipped the first load of logs out
o f the port of Newport along with sq uares,
hoping to cultivate new markets many
headaches, but interesting. Drop by if you
pass through Newport or Toledo, we enjoy
co mpany."
TED S. ELLINGSEN writes: "Assumed
new duties as Coos County Forester 1st
o f Nov. 1968. Will establish man ageme nt
program for th is permanent fo rest of abou t
14 ,000 acres. Only change in family
status is one new d og, 'Boots'."
T HEODORE E. GUMP, Construct ion Engineer, Supervisor's Staff, Siskiyou Natio nal Forest.
TOM JACOBSON is now a partner in
Lum bermen 's Buying Service in Eugene,
Oregon for 5 years after 12 years in Minneapolis.
Wo uld like to invite any old
friends or classmates to stop b y. Offices
are at 12th and Pearl.
WE SLEY JENNINGS, Weyerhaeuser Co.,
Box 188, Longview, Wash. Home at 1005
N 20 , Kelso, Was h.
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MELVIN L. LIEUPANCE. says: "Mel is
c urrently assigned to Saquo·a National
Forest at Porterville, Cal iforn •a. He is a
member of the planning team that is going
full bore on the proposed M 'neral King
development."
ROBERT S. MADSEN writes : "Am District Forester, NWO D istrict, Forest Grove.
Oregon. We would enjoy having o ur
friends stop by whenever they are in our
area. Our fam ily is much involved in
cchool and com mun :ty affairs which keeps
us busy and loving every m inute o f it. Our
address is the NWO headquarters House
No. 1."
DICK MARL tells us: "Still live in
Eugene, Cregon and work;ng for the BLM
as Timber Manager in the Cottage Grove
area. Never seem to tire of Eugene area
with all the available fishing and recreation. Work is very interesting and seems
to be more challeng ing w 'th the need for
better conservation measures that each
day society and we profess 'onals become
aware of. "
JAMES W. MARTIN says : ''Have been
single for about 2 years . Was appointed
logging manager for Pack Rive r Co. at
Sandpoint in January. I still keep busy
w ith Sandpoint C of C board of directors,
Elks Lodge off icers and N. Idaho Forestry
Assn."
WYNNE M . MAULE writes : "After 17
yea rs in Region 5 (Calif. ) w :th the USFS,
I have again become a Northweste rner.
Transferred to Olympic NF as Forest Supervisor, replacing another Fernhop per, Dick
Worthington. Biggest change is ge tt ing
accustomed to the rain. This is truly a
bea utiful and productive forest. Drove
aro und the OSU cam pus en route to the
new job, and was amazed at th e change
since 1950."
CARL A. NEWPORT, "My seco nd year
in consult ing was even more enjoyable
than the first."
FhANK E. PRICE Jr. writes:
"I was
transferred to the Reg ional Forester 's Office in San Francisco last Februa ry. The
assignment here is Branch Ch ief o f Timber
Management Plans and Inventories. I
found a number of Oregon Staters on the
staff when I arrived here."
R. 0. REXSES, Production Man ager,
Vaughn Branch , Intern ational Paper Co.,
Box 308, Veneta, Oregon.
DOUGLAS S. SMITH writes : " Hello to
fellow Fernhoppe rs for the first t'me from
5110 Mountain View Drive. Boise. Last
March , Western Wood Products Assoc. offered an opportun ity as District Forester
for the area covering Southern Idaho,
Western Wyoming and Utah. S'nce then
timber inventory assignments have changed to Forest Pract:ce Committee agendas,
etc. The Intermountain Reg'on is a spo r tsman 's parad ise and after visiting Redfish
Lake in the Sawtooth Mountai ns, our family is sold. Our four c hildren are b usy
and we thoroughly enjoy life in Boise.
Stop in and visit, you can·t m 'ss us - look
for the busiest house in Boise.··
WILLIAM F. SM ITH says : "Changed jobs
after 17 years with same outfit. taking
ca re of log supply and timber and land
purchasing fo r a co uple of GP m ills.
Still living in Ukiah actively engag<)d in
living. "
CLIFFOR D M. STEVENS, Dist rict Ra nger,
C:eveland NF. Living adjacent to the University of Cal iforn 'a at lrv·ne in Southern
Orange County.
Now en joying grand children, ten nis and organ in spare time.
W ill survive if po pulation doesn 't swallow
us up.
POBERT E. THOMPSON writes : " I am
now pract icing law in B eaverton following
graduation from w·llamette College of Law
in 1958. My extracurricula r activities include service as a director o f Portland
Comm unity Co llege following a tour as
president of our Chambe r of Commerce
and Co unty Bar Association. "
1951
WILLIAM E. BUTLER, " Still at Redd ing ,
Calif. , a nd starting t o feel l ike a native
afte r almost 18 years in this part of the
country. Also sU I with U. S. Pylwood as
ma nager of the California Divis ion. I
wou ld sure en joy see ing any classmates
coming throu gh this area .
Our Shasta
plant is just off Interstate 5 north of Anderson, Cal ifornia."
JOHN CARAGOZIAN reports : "Stil l on
the Clevela nd NF in San Diego trying to
keep some of this sou thern California real
estate in national forest ownership. Highlight of year was a tri p half way around
ti1e wor ld to 7 countries in the Middle East
and Europ e. Saw some interesting forestry
going o n in Israel and Lebanon, inc luding
the fa med Cedars o f Lebanon.
No fire
problem ove r there. The sheep and goats
keep the brush well trimmed. Visited an
olive wood factory in Had era (Israel) where
they use the trunks o f 2,000 year old o l ive
trees to make some of the most beautiful
items I've ever seen .
Even beats the
Oregon myrtlewood. We California Fernhoppers do get together once in awh ile,
mostly by accident."
IRWIN C. COWLEY , " Transferred from
Yosemite to Joshua Tree Nationa l Monument, Twentynine Palms , Ca lif., as Distr ict
Pa rk Range r in August, ·t967 . Since arriving, I have been devoti ng time to take
college credit courses (night) in po lice
sc ience, fire science , and Spanish.
In
add itio n to regu lar duties, I am also se rving
as Law Enforce ment Coordinator for the
Mon ument and as a member of the Standing Com m ittee on the Morango Basin
Peace Officers Assn. Al l Fernhoppers who
ha ppen to p ass th roug h this area are invited to stop in for a chat and a cup o f
coffee. "
RON FPASHOUR st;ll at Forest Industries at Dillard , Ore. Recently me rged with
Permanee r Corp. of St. Lo u is, Mo. Operating 3 pa rticleboard plants as V.P. J ust
l in:shed a new home on North Umpqu a
River. All are welcome to stop by to swim ,
f'sh or tal k.
GORDON W. FRU ITS transfe rred from
Silver Lake to Lakview, Ore. in June '68.
Presently pre-sa le, post-sale foreste r Lakev iew Ra nger District, Fremont NF.
DON GOODR ~ C H says: "Sti ll in Verna l,
Utah as TM-FC staff for the Ashley National Forest. Don 't see many Fern hoppers
down here so am always g lad to get the
'Forester' to lea rn the latest addresses. "
EARL M. KARLINGEFl says: " Going
into the four th year as Timber Staff Officer
on the Rogue River NF. This job is probably the most satisfying job I have had
in the Fo rest Service. Family consists of
wi fe Polly and th ree boys, Earl 13, Dean
11 and Eric 10. We live on ten acres of
sem i-timber ty pe land in the footh il ls of
the Siskiyou Mts.
We are making slow
progress in bu ilding a new home and raising livestock. Polly works part time as a
d raftsman for Jackson Cou nty. The three
boys are active in scouts."
DUANE KI NGSLEY, says: "Working on
lo ng range transpo rtat ion p la nning and
logg ing system des ign for the Olympic
National Forest. At Olympia, Washington.
I have been here 2 years on a 4 years
spec ial project. Married , 2 boys ages 7
and 1."
DON KISTNER sti ll with the Bu reau of
Sport Fisheries and Wi ldl ife in Portland as
Assistant Supervisor, Division of Federa l
Aid . Specifically class ified as a fish and
wil d life biologist. How abo ut that! Family
increased to three kids.
DICK L EMMON says: ' 'I'm still in Regional Office, Div. of Recreation USFS in
Po rt land. I enjoy my work. It is varied.
In my travels through the summer I see
quite a bit of R 6 and have grown to appreciate its beauty. I'm slow ly getting used
to living in the big city bu t like most
foresters my heart is still in the woods.
JOHN C. MeNtE completed third yea r
as Superintendent for L ohen brook Lb r Co.
Kids and I still make Meadow Valley hom e.
Latest toy is a new "Sk i- Doo " which we
will run right from the ho use.
Let's all
think SNOW!
G. D. (NICK) N IXON, Detroit Sales
Manager. Plastic Products and Resins Division, Monsanto, Detroit, Mich. Reside at
608 Rol ling Rock Drive. B loomfield Hills,
M1ch. W1fe Dar leen and 4 daughters. Jan
15, Lisa 11, Sharon 10, and Allison 9.
WALTER H. PARKS, Sales Manager,
Humboldt Flakeboard , Arcata, California.
ARCHIE RICHARDSON writes:
'' St ill
bu ilding missiles, keeping oil clean with
Frantz, helping people stay healthy with
Nu trilite.· ·
DAVID A. STANG says: " Have now been
in Eureka 2V2 years on the staff of the
Six Rivers NF. Maintain ing my status as
a bachelor with no indication o f a ny
change. "
RAY V. VOORHIES , Industrial Forester,
Rt. 8 Box 909 , Pleasant Hill, Oregon . " After
a long (hot) trip to Florida this summer I
started by own sm all consulting busi ness,
sp ec ia l izing in timber cruising and road
enginee ring and haven ' t had much rest
s ince ."
WYMAN WIL LIAMS , " We are st ill enjoying the beauty and warmth of Hawaii.
Although I was brought to Hawaii to establish a Fabr icated Wood Prod ucts Dept. lor
Antac , I am now direc ting the activities of
the roofing, gyps umbo ard , floo ring , hardware and paint departments - not a stick
of wood for me! This is the home of 'tree
ferns', so it' s a challenge lor any OSU
Fernhopper. Best wishes ."
HOWARD D. WORKING ER and Rosella
live at 1817 NW Broadway, Albany. Howard is Princ ipal at North A lbany Elementary Schoo l. Family co nsi sts o f two teenagers. Janie in the ninth grade and Paul
a j unior in high school.
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SID E. ZIEGLER , Timber Manager-Log
Buyer, Ft. Hill Lbr. Co., Grande Ronde,
Ore . Live on Devil's Lake , Lincoln City.
Wife teache r in Lincoln Co. schools.
1952
DUNCAN W. BRINKEROFF says " I'm still
at the same address. We just added child
number four to the fami ly {that makes 2
boys and 2 gir ls). I now work fo r Hearst
Corporation as Lands Manager o f the
Heart Wyntoon Tree Farm. Address: 309
N. "C" St. , Mt. Shasta.' '
BOB HOSTETTER writes: "As assistant
to the Oregon State Director of the Bureau
of Land Management, I inform the people
how BLM balances reso urce uses tor increasing pu blic benefit s, usi ng a multitude
of methods and med ia."
CECIL E. RODG ERS wr ites:
" Marian
and our 14 year old son Bruce and I are
s l ill in Brookings alter 13 Vz years. I'm still
Timber and Lands Manager lor Brookings
Plywod.
Our so n Russ is work ing for
Logan and Revis as a licensed airplane
mechanic at Medford Airport. Incidentals
such as supplying 50 to 60 mill ion b d. ft.
o f logs a year to our plant arc secondary
to my type o f tree farming - " Bonsai". I
now have well over 100 dwarf trees, mostly
a variety of species na tive to Oregon.
Come and visit us.
KE NNETH C. RO EGNER reports : "Our
family size, ou r loc ation and activities have
not changed this past year. Time flies by
because there are so many things to do
at home, work, play and church. When
you visit no rthern California call or slo p
by o ur home at 2871 Rega l Ave., Redding ,
or the BLM district office.
JACK N . SCHAPP ELL, 50 Del Vista Ct. ,
Pleasant Hill, Cal if., " For the past three
years employed by the U of California as
Assistant Real Estate Officer statewide .
Married with twins, boys and girl now in
fifth grade. "
RON SMITH says: " fn my 3rd year as
a member of the State Forester's l ire control staff in Salem. Spent 5 months in
plaster and on c rutches fo llowing a skiing
m ishap but otherwise 1968 has been a
good year lo r the Smiths."
W. A. " RED " SMITH. reports "Sti ll Exte ns io n Forester in Texas. Have completed course work for Ph. D. deg ree in
Ag. Econ at Texas A & M and hope to
wind it up in '69. Oldest boy Bruce started
college with plans to major in arc hitecture.
Youngest boy Bob still conside ring forest ry and if so it ' ll be OSU. Bette star ted
her own caree r in e ntomology a nd is back
in sc hool taking some refreshe r courses.
Open invitation to all Fern hopp ers t o sto p
by and see us at College Station."
ELDON STROUP says , " We have moved
to a sma ll acreage near Or ient and h ave
become amateur farmers.
The office is
now on Swan Island at the headquarters of
Caffall Brothers Fores t Products, Inc. "
1953
BOB BAK ER wr ites: " In my s ixth year
with the BLM in Eugene . My work is contract ad m inistration in o ne of the five timber management groups in the district. Our
days woul d be most successful if we could
keep the water ways running clear and
satisfy the public."
DAVID E. BAKER says:
"I'm now a
p ast c ha irman of FPRS, Pacific NW and
p resent c hairm an of our c hu rch congregation . . . d id n't really as k for either job
but, as it turn s out, it is fun to be involved.
Si mpson Resea rc h is still giv ing me a
mo nthly stipe nd for wor k on wood produc ts
ove rlays.
My young sters are go ing skihap py so it will be a lean Christm as for
the rest o f us. We still love t he Dou g-fir
co untry a nd are not about to leave. Fellow
Fe rn ho ppers always welco me!"
JOHN CHR IST IE re ports: " We stil l ho ld
t he fort at Route 1, Box 852, Astoria a nd
find time to get in some sal mon or steelhead f ishing dep ending o n the time of
year. I'm ch ai rman of Clatsop County lE D
Board this year and find that job fascinating. Its a ra p idly changing field with
many new conce pts. As our youngsters
get older, more time is spent in transportatio n, swim team , football , dances, etc."
J OHN L . DuBAY says: "I am practicing
law in Med ford. With five children, Jody
and I are kept more than busy but we
would ap preciate seeing any of the Fernhopers th at happe n to be down this way. "
AL EX GOEDHARD, Weyerhaeuser Co.,
Woods "Planning Coordinator" , Cascade
A rea, Snoqua lm ie Fa l ls, Wn. Home, 541
SW Elle nwood, Issaq uah, Wn.
WM. GOGGAN , pla nt manager , Georgia
Pacific Corp. , Conway, N.C., a 200T / day
d ry-process hardboa rd p lant, says: "Mary
A nn and I exte nd o u r regards to o ur Beaver friends. We now have three young sters ,
Cathy, 13, John 10 and Chr issie 7. See
you on my next trip to the coast."
T HOMAS D. OPATZ writes:
"Not too
much new. Kids are grow ing up. They
are now 11, 9 , 7, years o ld. I am st il l
wo rking for Peerless Pu m p. FMC Co rporation. Present position is Assistant Western Reg ional
Manage r. My area of
respo nsibility
includes an area from
Alaska to Mexico and from the Pac ific to
the M iss issipp i. We q ualify for the a ir lines
100,00 m ile clu b every year. "
ROLAN D F. LEE, "Still in the same posit ion has rep o rted last year-Ch ie f, Branch
of Lands, Monta na State Office , BLM. I
mad e t wo tri ps to Oregon the last year to
attend co nferences, met ma ny ol d frie nds
and re info rced my memo ry of the splendid
sce nery of the "O regon Country" . Montana
is a bea utiful state but has no mo no poly
on this commo dity."
DA LE' NEIG H, D istrict Ranger at Baker.
Home ad dress: 1520 4th St.
JAM ES E. LARSON , Pu blic Re lations
Manager, Weyerhaeuser at Sp ringfield.
1954
graduate from OSU th is year. Our you ngest, Ryland , will have senio r status at OSU
b eginn ing winter term .
G ENE C. HOLLOTER rep orts: "St il l a
TMA here on the Baker District of the
Wallowa-Whitman NF, Baker.
I 'd prefer
to be in the Cascad es but th is is the best
place I 've bee n on the East side yet. My
wife h as fina lly bee n converted to the
Eastside , however.
I renewed several
acquaintances on the 28,000 acre Chelan
fire this past summer."
MELVIN D. HUTCH INSON, "C urrently
living in Spokane at 592 1 Lee St. Employed as a field representative for Lynn
Insurance Gro up who sp ecial ize in fire
insu rance for the woodworki ng in d ustry."
VAN C. JOHNSON, "No drastic changes
b ut will become another commuter in '69
as I am moving to Mt. Shasta over the
hill to new ho use.
Convenient hal fway
poin t lor Fern hopper travelers. "
· ROBERT C . L EWIS says: "We moved to
Portland in January '68 and are l iving at
13463 SW 63rd Place. I 'm working in the
Regional Office, Div. of Recreatio n ."
1955
DAVID F. KEISER, 2570 Springbrool<,
Medford. He is wood s manager, Kogap
Mfg. Co. "Settled down in Southern Oregon to stay, I hope! "
WI LLIAM H. McCREDIE lives at 9117
NE 36th , Bellevue, Wn. He repo rts: " In
fifth year as D irector of t im be rland plann ing for Simp son. Grace and I have t hree
youngsters, Scott 10th grade; Tim 7th;
Cindy 5th. Best regards to old friends."
JERRY PATCHEN says:
" Have been
in Klamath Falls since 1965. Working as
TM staff officer o n Winema NF; t1me flies
by! Our oldest son is a junior in high
school and is nearly as ta ll as I am."
JACK 1<. WINJUM writes: " Continue
with regeneration research lor Weyerhaeuser Com pany at Centra l ia, Washi ngton. Finished Ph . D. dissertation and received degree from University of Michigan
in December 1968. Family is doing f ine,
Jean and I have two daughte rs and a
young son now. Moved to a larger home
in May and settled in for a snug w inter.
Best wishes to al l Fernho ppers in 1969."
1956
GEORGE E. BARR , says: " My job as
manageme nt a nalyst lor Oregon State
Forestry Dept. in Sa lem hasn't changed
since last year, but the studies have been
inte resti ng, varied and challenging . My
wife Mitzi and two chi ldren ages 9 and 12
still reside at 3755 Ivy St. NE, Sa lem ."
ARVID C. ELLSON wr ites: "Presently
living in Po rtland (the trees are getting
harder to see) . My assignment w ith USFS
is now Branch Chief, National Forest
Impacts B ranch , D iv. of Watershed Mgt.
R 6. The job is primarily working with
o ther age nc ies a nd corpo rations whenever
they pro pose a water related deve lopment
(such as a reservoir) that affects the
national fo rest."
J IM BREWER reports : " Had just comfortably settled into life in the national
capital when we were transferred last
summer to Hot Sp rings, Ark., where I'm
Deputy Superviso1· of the Ouachita NF,
wh ich we ma intain is the biggest and best
in the Southern Region. One does n't run
across many Fernhoppers down in this
land of sunshine and bourbon."
ERN EST D. HAR DMAN, "Still reside in
the sunny southwest. A few more Oregon
Staters d r ift ing th is way. Leroy Bo nd is
among them. Kathryn a nd I are looking
fo rward to seei ng our oldest son Ric hard
LAWR ENCE D. BROWN, 1314 East
Revere, Bend . " I remain employed at the
Brooks- Willamette, Inc., particle board
plant in Bend. My responsibilities inc lu de
both product ion and quality control. "
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A. DARRELL CAR LSON , says: "Log g ing
Contract Supervisor fo r Willamette Industries, Dallas Division . Prese ntly living in
Lebanon with w ife Betty and th ree sons,
Kip 5 , twins Hans a nd Nels 3."
JACK K. CAR TER , says: " I am presently
atte nd ing the Un ive rsity of Ca l ifornia
working toward an advanced degree. My
ad dress unti l June is 7 Compo Via Da nville, California."
DAL E R. CHRIST IANSEN wr ites: "After
receiv ing my M. S. in Rec reat io n a nd Pa rk
Management from the University of Oregon
in Ju ne, I d ecided to wo rk toward a Doctorate with teachi ng the ultimate goal. I
left Port land in Augu st to become Directo r
of Recreation and Par ks for the City of
Berkeley- hoping I might be able to work
in a program at the University of California."
MAJO R STAN CRAWFORD , says: " I'm
beginn ing my seco nd year as assistant
professor of Military Science at Ind iana
U., Bloomington.
We enjoy the fishing
and football that the locale affords very
much. Incidental ly, the campus he re
would be a haven for you tree ident. instructors."
1956
J. M. FINNIS rep orts: "Stil l working in
reforestation lor the Dept. of Natural Resources in Olympia. Boys growing up and
parents growi ng older ! New activities th is
year inc lude sai l ing and Litt le Theater.
Both are tun ."
JIM FISH ER, "Our family had a good
year getting settled in our new home. Still
a lot to do but that's what makes it fun.
We had some good backpacking trips in
the Cascades th is summer before the
August rains came along. I'm in my second year as personnel director fo r the
State Forestry Department. Drop in and
see us at 1251 Mandarin Street NE in
Salem."
DON JOHNSON , "Did you kno w that the
algae in the seas add more oxygen to the
atmosphere than all the trees in the world?
This reporter working in the Navy Department, Washington , D. C."
ERV KULOSA , " Left Oregon in Jan uary
1968 fo r the La nd of Enchantment, whe re
he is District Foreste r for Western Wood
P roducts Assn . of Portland. Based in Albuquerque , h is d istrict is al l of Arizona
and New Mex ico . Yes , there's timber
down there-about ten million acres. The
main d ifferences between Eastern Oregon
and the Southwest are that summer is the
rainy season and the timber grows mai nly
above seve n thousand feet elevation. B est
regards!"
ROBE RT W. MADISON, " Still enjoy ing
the scenery of the Oregon Coast at T illamook. The family wo rk, and p lay is stil l
the same happy, pleasant and fun.
Address- At. 3, Box 133 AA, Tillamook."
RUSS MITCHELL, P. 0. Box 887, Corvallis , says: " I still work lor Pacific NW
Forest & Range Expt. Stat ion and still in
insect research . I now live in Corvall is,
where I was transferred this summer. My
home address is 2865 Royal Oaks Dr ive."
DOUG MORRIS reports : " Two years o f
coordi nating acq uisition and right o f way
work in the Oregon BLM state off ice. Last
May awarded the designation Senior
Member No. 111 , American Right of Way
Assn ."
CHARLES SIKORA says, " We live near
Bass Lake in the community of North Fork,
Calif. North Fork is a small town between
Yosemite and Sequoia NP in the southern
Sierras. For the past several years I have
been a forester for American Forest Products Corp and two of its subsidiaries,
Genera l Box Distributors and Pine Logging
Company of Calif. "
DONALD H. SMITH writes: "Transferred
from Columbia Gorge District, Mt. Hood
National Forest where I served as District
Ranger to Training Branch, Division of Fire
Control, Washington D. C. USFS. My new
address is, 1007 Cottage Street S.W.,
Vienna, Virginia 22180."
AL THOMPSON says: "After a short
stint in the service and several years w ith
the Oregon State Forestry Dept., I have
been in the Salem Agency of Standard
Ins. Co. since '62. In addition to OSEA
group life insurance coverage, I have
recently written the group health insurance
for the Oregon State Police."
NEIL ZIMMERMAN, "In Port Angeles
with Crown Zellerbach for the third year
now. Still working in second growth
management inc luding everything from the
utilizer to the fertilizer. Great place to
work and a great place to live. "
1957
LOU IS A. BLASER, 74 California, Arcata , California, is now logg ing manager
for Simpson Timber Company at Korbel,
California.
JOHN E. BURKS (Ill) is working as a
sales manager for Engineered Forest Products. The company started a year and a
half ago and is manufacturing and selling
Weyerhaeuser movable p artitions in Oregon and Washington on a franchise basis.
The company also makes cedar sun
screens, split jamb pre-hinge doors, etc.
" It's been lots of work so far, but hopefully will be a success!" Any Fernhopper
coming through Tacoma is welcome to
stop in."
ROBERT E. FEHLY states: " ForesterS & D Lumber Co., P. 0. Box 1438,
Redding , California."
MAJ. LARRY S. GOSSETT, presently
stationed at Fort Rucker, Alabama with
53rd Avn. Bn. Returned from Vietnam
January, 1968 after a 11 -month to ur with
Special Forces. Married to Judy (Taylor)
of Portland and have two boys ages 4 and
2. Regards to all Fernhoppers.
MEL GREENUP, after graduation Mel
stayed with the armed forces on research
and development in one of the Space Age
projects. He is now working on reforestation for the USFS at Mapleton, Oregon.
CHUCK HILL, "Still the Gila's " wild"
ranger in New Mexico. I'm now living 50
miles north o f Silver City. Sharing quarters with Gila Cliff Dwellings National
Monument. Come see us, we are in a
real house with two spare bedrooms. Got
a barn full of hay if everyone comes at
once. "
GERALD N. HOLDGRAFFER, " Nothing
new and different this year, still doing
business on the O lympic National Forest,
She lton R. D. as the District Engineer."
J. THOMAS JOHNSTON says: " Now an
'old' married man of 2 years; still in Public
Relations, Radio-TV-Film work for Colorado Education Association. St ill having
ups and down with Ph.D. work, and still
quite happy to be so close to so much
great mountain country skiing, etc. Denver is on the way to a lot of places , so
Fernhoppers stop by and see us anytime."
GEORGE W. LIDDICOATT has moved
up from San Diego this year to Eureka.
He is the Lands Staff Officer on the Six
Rivers National Forest.
WALTER H. MEYER JR., is presently
employed as a recreation resource sp ecial ist with the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation in Seattle. " I'm a frustrated forester
since I spend most of the time surveying
the paper work on my desk. My wife and
I live on our two and a half acre farmette
on Bainbridge Island , we have one son
one dog, and one burrow."
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LESTER V. MULKEY JR. tells us: " Since
!ast May 1 have been employed as a Senlor Tax Accountant with Potlach Forests
Inc. , in Lewiston , Idaho. My wife, Allie,
and daughter, Debra, are busy enjoying
the E~stside weather after several damp
years In the Seattle area. I am now using
my Forestry experience in the big field of
State and Federal taxation. It is quite a
challenge and a rewarding one.
I am
hopeful of meeting a number of classmates at this years Fernhopper Banquet. "
JAMES R. PECKHAM writes: "Employed
by Spalding & Son I nc., Grants Pass
Oregon. Maxi ne and I have three childre~
now; Jennifer 7, Jerry 10, and Jeffery age
12."
LYNN D. TRAIL writes: " I'm still working for the USFS as District Ranger on the
McCloud RD Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Wife , Jackie, and sons, Earl and Jim
are realling enjoying having the sun com~
up fairly early over the McCloud Flats.
A real change from the canyon bottom of
Don ieville and the overcast of Southeast
Alaska. I finally got a golf course in my
back yard and naturally not much time to
enjoy it as much as I would like. All friends
are invited to stop by whenever they are
in the area."
LAWRENCE R. WADE writes : " Have
spent the last 3 years as Assistant Lands
Officer on the Ange les National Forest in
P~sa?ena, California, becoming fam il iar
w1th people pressures'. Absence from an
area abundant in natu ral reso urces makes
one more appreciative of the the north
country. Bachelor life in Southern California has its advantages. Spend most of
my spare time fishing. "
LARRY WOODARD reports: " Now that
the Oxbow fire litigation is over, my new~s t ass1gnment is air pollution. ConsiderIng my home is in smog-ville (Portland) I
have more than offic ial interest.
I am
working for another Fernhopper, Ken
Burkholder, on a variety of jobs. Cast my
vote for a new Forestry Schoo l, and hope
it gets built before my oldest boy (11)
wants to use it."
1958
THOMAS A. APPEL reports: " I 'm completing my Masters in Business Adm. and
Accounting at Humboldt State College. I
am st 1ll mamed and have two chi ldren."
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OTTO F. KRUEGER says: "Still with
the BLM as an Area Manager in Redding .
I 'm about ready to ge my p :lot's license
and hope to make a diving trip to Mexico
this spring. Otherwise I'm just waiting to
see what the new administration will
bring."
CARL M. BERNTSEN writes: "As a
member of the FS Wash. ott:ce staff (Div.
of TMR) have had opportun :ty to observe
timber resources throughout the U. S. Am
more convinced than ever that we have
more to work w :th in Oregon than any
other state. OS'J graduates also rank high
throughout the co untry. In sp:te of having
given up the good living in Bend, the
family thrives. We are preoccupied with
new interests and an intense desire to
survive this new tempo of living."
PAUL E. BUFFAM says: "I am an
entomologist in charge of insect control
section for the southwestern region of
USFS. Home base in Albuquerque. My
wife Liz , sons Mike 5 and Jon David 5
months and daughter Jill 3 enjoy the
southwest. I see a few OSU'ers with Roy
Bond being my boss and Ted Koskella the
Deputy Regional Forester."
TEMPLE T. HAHN is still in the same
place as last year. He is the Personnel
Officer, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range
Experiment Station, Fort Collins, Colorado.
MAHL ON HALE writes: "Lenore and I
are still living at Gold Beach, Oregon, the
heart of salmo n fishing country. This summer I had plans for a paid vacation to see
some of you , but it turned out to be a poor
fire season. Maybe next summer we can
take our camp trailer around and renew
so me of our old acquaintances. The reforestation work load continues to be demanding during the winter and spring
months. Despite this , we manage to do
a little fishing now and then."
HENNING HAMI LTON, a Fern hopper
graduate of '58 has a most interesting and
challenging position guid ing the activities
of a 43,000-member forest-owner co-operative known as the South Swedish Forest
Owners' Association.
CHARLES H. HARDEN writes: " I have
been successful in converting from an
Eastsider of long standing to a happy
Westsider. The move involved leaving the
sunny lodgepole of Chemult for the Clackamas River country where I am Distr ict
Ranger of the Collawash R. D. MI. Hood
N F. We are living at Ripplebrook Ranger
Station."
RON JOHN SON says: "My wife Helen
and two daughters and I are presently living in Olympia, Wn., while I am stationed
at the Supervisor's off ice of the Olympic
NF as Assistant TM staff. We moved to
O lympia in August 1967 after I was transfe rred from the MI. Hood Bear Springs
Ranger Station. This summe r we all traveled through the southwestern US to visit
friends in Miss iss ippi. While there we all
visited Bourbon Street in New Orleans and
I got a chance to tour some private timberlands growing pulp in 30 years."
HOSE JONES informs us that he is still
sell ing chemicals to the Forestry and Agricultural Industries. We (wife , 3 sons, 1
daughter and 3 golden retrivers) are living
in Portland, Oregon.
JAMES P. KING tells us: "Although I'm
still on the staff of the Institute of Forest
Genetics at Rhinelander, Wisconsin , I've
moved my office to St. Paul, Minnesota
where electronic computer facilities are
available to handle the Institute's data
ana lyses problems. Look ing forward to
the day when I can show my wife and 3
sons the glories of Oregon."
LESLIE R. MARTIN says : "Still with
Gilchrist Timber Co . but am out of mana9ement work into production as the loggmg foreman. Work is enjoyable and hectic with expans'on of our plant. Jan and
the girls are about the same. Jan is a
teacher's aid at the grade school which
keeps her busy. Stop by if you 're over
this way."
,.
LAWRENCE C. MERRIMAN JR. reports
that: "Continue as Vice Chairman of the
Board of The National Parks Association.
This year have been a visiting scientist for
the Society of American Foresters. Our
children are active in sports and campfire
girls. My w:fe is busy with League of
Women Voters and Faculty Womens Club."
ZOLTAN MUTTNYANSKY says : "Since
I lett OSU, I have been employed by the
National Park Service, Service Center Design and Construction as a utility spec ialist-c ivil engineer in the planning division
in San Francisco, California. My work is
very interesting and challenging. In the
first 6 years my duty called me to work
in the Northwest so it was not far away
from the beautiful campus of OSU which
I learned to love and benefitted from. "
WAYNE E. ORR writes : "Not much
change from this neck of the woods. We're
still in Quemada, New Mexico with the
We slipped out last
same size family.
X-mas (to New Orleans) so we missed the
big snow. Lucky we got that as the rest
o f the winter was dry. One of these day 's
we'll get up there for Fernhopper's Day but with Robin in school now it's not so
easy to take off when you please. We see
a few Fernhoppers, but would enjoy seeing
anyone passing through."
CLAY E. PETERS says : "Am wo rking
w:th the Nat 'l Park Se rvice in the Washington Office. My work is in the Div. of
Wild!3rness Stud ies, which is currently
dealing With Implementation of the Wilderness Act in the NPS. We now have three
pre-schoolers, 2 boys and a girl. Whenever you 're in the Washington area, look
us up!"
JOHN POPPINO tells us: "After a short
tour as District Ranger at Sisters, I h ave
been kicked upstairs to Watershed Staff
on the Malheur National Forest in John
Day. We still have 3 kids but our 3 equal
a full house. Bruce started school this
Fall and Mary is now wondering what she
has done with all those extra hours she
was going to have when the last child
started school."
RICHARD A . PRYOR wr ites: "St ill located in Fair Oaks, Calif. , and with Sierra
College as instructor coordinator in the
Forest Technician program. Family is well
and busy - Phyllis is in school full time
working toward A A degree and nursi ng
license. "
RAY SCHAAF is now located in Reedsport and is the Timber Management Assistant on the Smith River R.D. at Gardiner
!n the "Land of the Dunes" . "It's a big
JOb on a challenging d:strict
- not a
chance in the world o f becoming compla-
cent. Coast living is quite different from
Tiller, it's cooler and damper, but very
sce n1c and there is lots to do. Terri is
happy to be in town and the four chi ldren
are enjoying a very fine school system and
community.
TERRANCE A. SHEAFFER was transferred to the MI. Hood National Forest in
July and changed fields . He is now working in personnel management. There are
now three in his family with the addition
of a son Todd in September 1967.
CHARLES K. SIGLER says: "Here we
are. in Alexandria, La. I really l ike it here.
It 1s late November and I'm still eating
watermelon. If you get by this way, stop
In for some chicory coffee (it's awful )."
HAROLD SIMES says: '' District Ranger
Siskiyou National Fo rest, Power R D:
Natalie is working Y2 days at the graduate
school as a teacher's aid ; David is playing
football and basketball , Lisa is playing
g1rls volleyball, and Michelle and Melinda
are avid supporters."
T. N. STRINGER states : "I have one
wife , two precocious girls and assorted
debts. My work consists of Timber developme~t and special projects feasibility studies 1n North and South America and
Southeast Asia on behalf o f MacMillan
Bloedel Lmtd. My activities are sti ll skiing ,
hunting and swimming. "
1959
CHUCK BERNERT reports that he is
in ,Albany, Oregon and his family
IS fme.
I am sti ll in the Veneer and Plywood business. Look me up at Wood Tek
Inc., 1120 So uth H ill Albany, Oregon."
livi~g
.JI M DOLAN says: "Still at John Day
w1th Long Creek District on the Malheur
National Forest. Not much change except
the add ition of a girl to the tam1ly. Hope
to be transferred some day, but hate the
thought of leaving the big city. We 've been
here so long that past sins are starting to
catch up with me. See you at the Fernhopper Banquet. "
. RICHARD G. ELLIOTT, is currently servmg as Bleach Plant Supervisor for Longview F1bre Company, supervising two
bleach plants with a capacity of 450 tons
per day. The Elliott sa il ing fleet now includes a 16 foot sloop and an 8 foot
catboat. We are busy rais ing a new
sa ilor, linda Marie, age 9 month s.
LARRY ELLIS says: "We're still in
Eugene where this school year I've undertaken .the task of developing a Forestry
education program for the school district.
I'm teaching the course at Churchill High
Sc hool where it's available to any student
in the district. We 've added a new member to the family this past June - Brent
Allen , and I also finished my master's in
educ ation ; so we had quite a summer."
RONALD C. GALDABINI writes : " If the
rain keeps up we will p ass the 200 inch
mark for the year, and to think we ran
out of water when it stopped raining for
10 days 1n July. Myself, wife and three
daughters are in Ketchikan with the Forest
Se rvice as TM Assistant on a 3.5 million
area district with only 40 miles of road.
Th1s means lots of boat and plane travel.
A few Oregon State rs come through. John
(Jack) Wiesgerber '59 stopped by for a
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while in September with Doug Fir Stumpage hitting $100 / m down south, our $4.00
average stumpage sure make sales admin·
istration easy here."
JAMES L. LUKERT is now an Industrial
Eng ineer with Union Camp Corporation
Franklin, Virginia. He is now working ai
a large bleached fine paper mi ll. "We are
still looking forward to a move back to
West Coast , hopefully Oregon."
CHARLES H. MARTIN says: "My present
position is Assistant to Northwest Region
General Manager, Evans Products Company, Portland, Oregon. We now have 3
children age~ 10, 3, and 1. I am doing
work 1n bu1 ldmg matenals, distribution
throughout U.S., lumber and plywood
manufacturing, studies in U.S. and Canada
and acquisition studies."
'
JON E. MENAND writes: " Our 5th addition arrived in May. If the new one follows the interests of his 3 brothers we'll
have 4 potential Fernhoppers for the new
fo restry building in the classes of '83 '85
'88 and '91. Still at the Forest Fire 'Lab~
oratory in Riverside , California in fire control .tactics and fire danger rating work.
Hop1ng to head north one of these days."
CLINTON M. PETERSON reports: "We
are living in Enterprise, Oregon.
I am
presently Project Engineer for Wallowa
Whitman National Forest. The area assigned to me includes all the National
Forest land in Wallowa County. "
MELVIN (BUD) SHRUM says: " I 'm now
in the Atlanta Office of U. S. Plywood Corporation as Special Projects Manager for
the So uthern Division. We all like the
so uth, and my two boys , Joey and Randy
are very involved in the Midget Football
League th is year. My wife Darlene is busy
s tudying southern history at a college near
our home. We will always miss Oregon,
1t's st11l our home at heart. "
CHARLES F. SWITZER says: "Since
Augu st, I 've been partic ipating in an Interior Depa rtment management training
program 1n Washmgton , D.C.
Living in
a downtown apartment building has b ee n
a new experience and it is certainly an
interesting time to be here. In February
we expect to return west to a new field
assig nment with BLM. A daughter, Anita,
was born on Va lentine 's Day 1968 and we
have been enjoy ing the roles of p10 ud
parents.
ED VAN ZANT says: "As of last June,
my family and I have been residing dee p
in 'Wallace Co untry'. I now hold the position o f Pl anning Coordinator with Weyerhaeuser's Miss/ Ala. operation centered
In case
aro und Colu mbus, Mississippi.
anyone doesn 't already know, this is where
the pines don 't grow tall but they sure
grow fast. We are enjoying our new location and I have been quite impressed with
the advanced forestry programs in operation here.
Bob's Dendrology course is
paying some belated dividends.
Our
hardwood bottoms are not exactly homogenous - species wise."
RICHARD A. WILLIAMS writes : " In reflecting on 1968 the highlights seem to
have been air trips to Baja, Calif. and
Banff, Alberta; ascent of MI. Whitney; and
a f1rst attempt at the California Professio nal Engineers Exam. Currently I am
work ing on the co nstruction o f tunnels for
the Bay Area Rapid Transit System. Looking forward to a visit to Central and So uth
Amer ica in January and February of 1969.
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DALE A. WOOD, writes: "Keeping busy
as resident engineer for Wil lamette Industries in Sweet Home. Joan is teaching
adult classes for Linn-Benton Community
College. We took a ski vacation in B. C.
and Washinton this year and spent many
weekends this summer fishing and hunting
and breaking in a new camper."
EDWARD F. ZONTEK informs us that
he is still hanging on in Eatonville, Washington. H is wife graduates from nursing
school in June and he expects to move
then. His three children are doing fine,
and his welcome mat is always out.
1960
RICHARD D. ALSEDEK, says: "We have
just moved to Pennsylvania where I have
accepted a job at Letterkenny Army Depot
working in Operations Research and Statistics. At present, I am also working on
my Masters Degree from Penn State in
Operations Research. Our new address is
Route 2 Green Knolls, Fayetteville, Pennsylvania."
BOB BOURHILL writes: "I am working
for the Oregon State Forestry Department
as a farm forester in La Grande, Oregon.
The job consists of giving advice to private
landowners within 5 adjacent counties. My
wife, Carmel, and our 2 children, Colleen
and Mark, are now well adapted to the
east side weather. Chums passing through
are urged to stop in and visit."
ROGER S. BRASSFIELD writes.: "We
are still living in Novato, California.
I
work lor Tudor Engineering Company. We
are working on the Design and Construction of the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid
Transit. My wife, Patricia , and I rounded
out our family this year by adopting a
baby girl. This makes it 2 boys and 1 girl.
MERLIN I. CARTER says: " I am employed as the BLM Medford District
Engineer in Medford, Oregon. Have run
into several Fernhoppers this past year and
hope to be in Corvallis on February 22,
1969. My address is 1520 Miracle Lane,
Medford, Oregon 97501. "
CHUCK DERIDDEN tells us: "I'm still
in the USFS regional office in Portland,
Oregon. My main activity has been centered around Organization Development
and Training , more specifically the managerial grid. Our family is resting up from
our 7500 mile vacation in 1967. Th is year
we have stayed c lose to home and worked
on a l ittle landscaping.
C. CARL HENNING says: "I am presently the TMA on the Gold Beach Ranger
District of the Siskiyou National Forest.
Our family wife, Betty, and 4Y2 year
o ld daughter, Gretchen, moved to Gold
Beach , Oregon, last March."
JIM HOWLAND reports: " I am currently
a District Supervisor in the timberlands of
Weyerhaeuser Company, Plymouth, North
Caro l ina. Since I'm still a westerner at
heart, I have hopes of returning to Oregon
in the not too distant future. "
JOSEPH D. KASILE is proud to say:
We had a baby girl on June 2, 1968 named
Erin Lee. Teaching four courses a year
here at the College of Forestry at Syracuse
sure keeps me busy."
CHARL ES E. LITTLE says: "Still plugging away with the U. S. Forest Service
on the Mineral Ranger District of the Las-
sen National Forest as Resource Assistant.
This past September I married a Red
Bluff, California, girl by the name of Patti.
Our address is P. 0. Box 412, Red Bluff,
Calif."
J. D. MACWILLIAMS reports : " Joan and
I are well· into our fourth year of living
in the Beaverton area. I work in the National Forest Impacts Branch of the Division of Watershed Management in the
Forest Service's Regional Office. My work
is such that I work with and run into many
Fernhoppers through the Region.
Joan
teaches first grade in Beaverton. Our
family consists of: Darcie 9, Patricia 7,
Marjorie 4; 5 guinea pigs, 2 cats and a
chipmunk. We all look forward to the day
when we move back to where the trees
grow nearer.
If any of you get to the
big city , look us up."
DICK RONDEAU , Protection Division ,
Oregon Forestry Dept. , Salem.
BARRAT G. SCOTT says: "Six out of
seven professionals in Weyerhaeuser's
Woods Engineering Department he re are
Fernhoppers: Hank Reppeto '50, Area
Woods Engr. ; Bill Hagedorn '63 and myself, District Engrs.; Frank Williams '64 ,
Projec t Engr.; and Bo lt Minister '68 and
Bill Denny '68, Assistant Engrs. Adele,
our two junior high boys and one and a
half year old daughter and I live at 947
South 4th St., Coos Bay.
DONALD STONE tells us: " I have been
living and working in Oakridge, Oregon
since June 1966 as consulting Forest Engineer with my two full time partners, Mel
Clark '60 and Bill Lyche '60. Our work
has become more interesting and challenging with our purchase last year of Electronic control surveying equ ipment. The
family enjoys Oakridge 's climate, which is
quite arrid compared to our Washington
home. My work brings me in contact with
a lot of former classmates which is
interesting to hear what other people are
doing in their old age. "
1961
MATT R. ANDERSON, states: " We're
still in Seattle lighting the good fight for
the Washington Forest Protection Association. The job is becoming more and more
involved with the 'people prob lems' confronting private forest landowners. The
existence of the forest industry will depend
upon how it resolves these problems. It
may not be a sign of progress, but I still
have the same house, the same kids, and
the same wife. We are expecting an addition to the family in mid-January, however. "
ROBERT L. BARSTAD reports: " Still
District Ranger at Bear Springs on the
Mount Hood National Forest. Hope to see
a lot of you at the Fernhopper Banquet."
WINSTON 0 . BENTLEY, says: "Our
latest information has not changed for the
last 3 years but we always like to let our
firends know we are still in Chelan , Washington and enjoying it more all the time .
Becky is in the first grade and anxious to
learn everything at once. Wife , Judy, is
part-time employed at the Community
Hospital. Looking forward to seeing some
of you if I make the Fernhoppers Banquet. "
ROBERT S. BLACK tells us: "Living in
Yreka, California with wife Linda, daughter Sandy and son John (August 1, 1968).
Assistant Forest Engineer on the Klamath
National Forest. "
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GARY BLANCHARD says: "At this writing everything is about l:ka it was last
year. My three girls, wife, and dog are all
tine. We'd enjoy seeing all of you when
your'e to town 7250 S. W. Philomath
Road-Just west of the old Chat n ' Chew."
GERALD R. BROOKS writes: "Jerry has
just been transferred from
Snoqualmie
Falls, Washington to Springfield, Oregon ,
tor the Weyerhaeuser Company. He is now
joint finishing superintendent . He and
his wife, Dona, have 2 girls, Becky 5 and
Kim 2."
DAVE CHRISTENSON writes: "Returning to the Northwest after a few years on
the coast. Will be in the Everett, Washington area. So any one up that way be sure
to stop in. Wife and new daughter are fine
and both looking forward to the move."
ROBERT M. CRON writes: "Jane and
I have moved to the small town of Camptonville whe re I am the District Ranger.
This is a small district on the Tahoe National Forest. A complicated land ownership , numerous mining claims and the construction of Bullards Bar Dam are some of
the activities which keep me interested.
If you come by our way, please stop and
visit. "
HARRY C. DANO says : " I am supervising a 980 acre outdoor recreation area for
the East Bay Municipal Utility District, 8
miles east of Oakland, California. The
name of the area is Lafayette Reservoir
Recreation Area at Layfayette, California.
If anyone gets down this way, look us up.
Our address is Box 672, Lafayette, California. Drop us a line. Wife and 3 children
are well and happy."
HUGH E. EDDY reports :
" Currently
living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma with
my wife Karen and two children, a daughter 5 years and a son 3 months. I am
presently a third year medical student at
the University of Oklahoma Medical
School."
EUGENE L. FERGUSON says: "Another
year down the tube and deeper in debt.
You have found this year persuing the
fields of forestry in a rather strange way .
For the past 18 months I have been transforming fields of pineapple and sugarcane
here on Oahu into housing. My capacities
have taken me from project engineer to
construction engineer to planning engineer
to manager of engineering and p lanning
for Milikani Town Inc."
VERN FRIDLEY writes : " My wife , Kay,
the two girls and I are really enjoying our
stay in Boise, Idaho, where I am Publ ic
Information Officer for the three million
acre Boise National Forest. The job involves press contacts, Conservation Education Programs in the schools and visitor
information programs on the Forest."
LAWRENCE E. GOODMAN tells us: " I
am an engineer emp loyed by Washington
State Department of Natural Resources in
Forks, Washington. Nancy, Mike, Jennifer
and I vacationed in San Francisco last
spring. The children had a great time at
the zoo. Just getting settled in our new
home on Bogachiel Way in Forks. Drop
in on us anytime, but not all at once,
p lease!"
W. MICHAEL GRIGGS says: " In November we moved to Sultan, Washington
where I have been assigned as Management Asst. for Sultan District of the De-
partment of Natural Resources. I am involved with all land management functions
and related activities on the district, which
includes 112,000 acres of state-owned
land. This year I drew an ante lope permit
for S W Wyoming and enjoyed hunting
and taking a big buck. Also hunted mule
deer while there. Sara is out of action for
the coming ski season while awaiting arrival of our second in March. "
JAMES P. HERRMANN (FATHER) writes :
"After my graduation from OSU I went into
Army duty in France for two years . After
considerable thought; I decided to become
a priest. My forestry at OSU has helped
me as I take care of the grounds. "
DICK HOLMES says: " Moved into Oregon City to assume the position of Research Forester for Publishers Paper Co.
This job presents an even greater variety
of interesting projects. The company is
still growing as is my wonderful tam ily;
Jenny is 9, Charlie is 4, Marge forgot her
age 2 years ago. Still located in beautiful
suburban Milwaukie. Hope to see many
Fernhoppers, especially class of '61."
JOHN IFFT says: "I 'm now a 'landmark'
with BLM in Medford, Oregon. After considerable study, I managed to pass the
State Surveyors Exam."
RAY S. PAGE informs us that he is still
District Ranger on the Tusyan District,
Ka1bab National Forest. "We live just
south of the entrance to the South Rim of
Grand Canyon National Park. If any of
you come to the 'land of the tourists ' drop
in. We had another girl born November
4, 1968. That makes 2 girls and 1 boy. "
DARRYL C. RAY says : "I am presently
employed as unit Forester for Oregon State
Forestry Department at Toledo, Oregon. My
wife Kathy, and two daughters would like
to hear from any old friends. "
MICHAEL SPAHR writes: "Presently
working on the Acquisition Crew of Crown
Zellerbach Corp. and living in Molalla,
Oregon . I was in Sweden the summer of
1968 on vacation viisting my wife 's Lillamor's family. Our son Daniel was born
on August 20th there. "
DICK WAKELEY tells us: " I am still
working for Weyerhaeuser Company in
Tacoma, Washington.
I am in the Resource Development Department where I
fearlessly develop resources each day. The
family consists of the same old wife , one
old child and one new son (10 months
old) and one large hungry dog. I hope
to see a few of my classmates at the
Fernhoppers Banquet for a change this
time. "
FRED C. WEAVER reports:
"St ill living in the Diamond Lake area at Toketee
Ranger Station .
PHILIP B. WICKHAM, Phi l is counting
trees again. This time for Umpqua National
Forest. The lam ily moved from The Siskiyou National Forest to Roseburg , Oregon ,
last February. Kathy is busy taking care
of the five kids. We have three in school
now and one in kindergarten.
1962
ROBERT A. BOYD says :
and I have two children; a
girl 4. We spent 2 years in
in Army. I have spent the
working as a forester, road
" My wife Jill
boy 2 and a
Augusta, Ga.
past 4 years
engineer and
logging foreman for Boise Cascade. We
lived in McCall and Boise , Idaho, and
La Grande, Oregon. Presently I am working towards a MS degree in Finance at
UCLA 's graduate business school.
We
hope to return to Idaho at the end of
summer school.
Our address is 5724
Lindley, Encino, California."
DENN IS J. CAIRO says: "We 're still at
Blue River. Angela and I have 3 children.
Dave Bu rwell , Chuck Johnstone and I seem
to be the on ly Fernhoppers in the area.
We wish more would stop by once in a
while. "
WALTER COWAN says : " Still bullbucking for Weyerhaeuser at their Springfield
operation. My wife and daughter are fine.
I hope to see some of the old bunch down
at the Peacock on Fernhopper Day."
LARRY CRON says : "Nancy and I are
st ill in Hayfork where I still find a lot
of challenges and learning opportunities
in my job as Resources Assistant with the
USFS. We are expecting our first fami ly
addition in early March; so will have to
skip this year's banquet. Would like to
hea r from or see all old friends. "
ROBERT E. CRUNKI LTON writes : "Soni
and I are living in Ukiah, California, where
I am Qual ity Contro l Manager for Masonite's Ukiah operations. There are two
Fernhoppers (John Minsinger and Bill
Stegemeyer) here at the Ukiah pl ant, but
otherwise the country here is over run
with California Foresters. We managed to
get in quite a bit of water skiing last summer until we had a losing argument with
a rock and put a hole in the boat. If any
Fernhopper friends get down near U.kiah ,
I would be glad to hear from them ."
DONALD H. DOYLE can be located at
United States Forest Service, Tiller, Oregon.
GENE A. FAGERNESS reports: " I am
still working for St. Regis Paper Co. at
Orting, Washington.
I am still married
and we have one son."
GENE B. GARY who lives at 911 Redwood Drive , Visalia, California says:
" About three years ago I left my job at
Sequoia Forest Industries Inc., in Dinuba
California to enter the investment busines~
with Dean Witter & Co.
I now live in
Visalia , California and work as a broker
at Dean Witter & Co. Visalia office. Our
family has grown to a son and a daughter."
JOHN. W. HAZARD, has returned to the
Pacific Northwest Station, United States
Forest Service in September after 3 years
of study at Iowa State University. "I am
working with the Biometrics Section in
Portland, Oregon. "
JOHN C . HENDEE says: " I have completed my Ph. D. at University of Washington in June 1967 after three years study
of sociolog ic al, po litical and ec nom ic
aspects of outdoor recreation.
I have
returned to the Pacific Northwest Forest
and Range Experiment Station ful l time as
Recreation Research Project Leader. The
project is oriented toward social-behavorial aspects of wildland rec reation , a challenging and much needed
area
of
research. "
ROWAN C. HINDS writes : " I am still
Resident Forester in charge o f Northern
Pacific Railway land in Southwest W<.~:;ll31
ington.
Our family has been blessed
with its second and last addition, another
girl born in March 1968. We will be more
than happy to see any Fernhoppers passing through Longview."
FRED G. MALROY writes:
Presently
working for Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Yakima Indian Reservation , Timber Sales
Administration; stationed at Glenwood,
Washington. Married, two children-boys
3 and 6 years old. Good job and a fine
wife ."
L ELAND L . MYERS says: "Nancy and I
and the 3 children are still in Sumpter,
Oregon trying to make a go of this being
self-employed. Once in a while you wonder if you are going to make it to the next
crisis."
JERRY C. OLSON reports: " Still single.
have my own Engineering and Surveying
Practice here in, Vancouver, Washington."
ORIN F. PALMER says: "Still holding
down the tort as District Ranger on The
Butte Falls Ranger District, Rogue River
National Forest. Our Community activities
the past year have been quite varied ,
including active participation in support of
the Boy Scout troop, Little League and the
Lions Club."
·
JIM SANDERSON tells us: "Job: Management Forester, North Bend District
Department of Natural Resources, North
Bend, Washington. Home address Route 1,
Box 203-A for those who wish to write.
I am considering transfer into recreation
job.
Family: Wife named Jean and 2
children , James 2 years and Jennifer 4
months."
ROBERT SNYDER says : "Mary and I are
installed in Frozen Fairbanks, Alaska. I
work on Forest Economics Research for
the I nstitute of Social Economic and government Research at the University of
Alaska. Mary teach es art and Eng l ish in
High School and operates as a gyppo
teaching dancing.
EARL SPANGENBERG says: " Still in
school at Colorado State University. Despite appearances , not a professional student. Son Eric had his first birthday in
November.
Both Lillian and I are real
proud parents. Best wishes to everyo ne,
have a good Fernhopper Day."
WILLIAM S. STRANGE
a Computer Specialist at
Company. Mr. address
245-H, Randleman , North
reports : " I am
Western Electric
is Route 1 Box
Carolina."
GEORGE E. WARD writes he has transferred from Crown Zellerbac h Corporation
Plywood plant to the paper mill at Camas.
His new address is 2010 N.E. Everett
Street, Camas , Washington 98607.
RICHARD L. WILLIAMSON writes : "At
present I am ass igned as Personnel Officer , Wallowa Whitman National Forest in
Baker, Oregon."
1963
RON AMERIO says:
" Still in Fort
Bragg, Cal ifornia working for Union Lumber Company as Logging Engineer and
enjoying it. Married in 1967 to Diane , and
Gina Marie makes three. Really like the
Redwood Region except for the long distance to ski slopes ."
FERN HOPPER DAY AND BANQUET-- 1968
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Old veterans and standbys Walt Gu stafson '32, at the piano, and George Schroeder '35, at
the microphone lead Fernh oppers in "Down Under the Hill". George real ly doesn 't have
three legs and three arms; that's son George, member of USO Choralaires, helping out.
Fernhopper Banquet, February 22, 1968. Master of Ceremonies Dan Green gets ready to
introduce winners of scholars hips. Donors and recipients of scholarships are seated at
the three tables at the right.
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Bob Underwood '48, President-elect of the Forestry Alumni Association, gave Fernhoppers
a pep talk on "Ballot Measure No. 3" to help finance the new forestry school building.
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Chow line- How do you like Smokey Bear done in ice.
Clarence Richen '35, Vice President of Crown Zellerbach Corporation, spoke on "Let's
Look at the Man."
Dean Carl Stoltenberg had words of welcome for Fernhoppers.
Outgoing Forestry Alumni President Dave Burwell visits with Dan Green, student chairman
of Fernh op per Day and Master of Ceremonies at the Banquet.
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Dedication of the new Forest Science Wing of the Forest Research Laboratory took place on
Fernhopper Day, February 24 last year. L. L. "Stub " Stewart '32 is at the lectern speaking
for the forest industry. Seated left to right are E. D. " Debbs" Potts, President of the
Senate who spoke tor the State of Oregon. Frank L. Gil christ, President of Western Wood
Products Association , served as Master of Ceremonies. Fathe r Charles S. Neville, Good
Samaritan Church, gave the invoc ation. Dean of Research , Roy Young , (hidden by the
lectern) responded for Oregon State University.
Les Lloyd '29, Chairman of the first Fernhopper Banquet, and Dean Mac reminisce about
other Fernhopper Days.
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BOB B ALLENGER writes: "I 'm now
wo rking in Portland , Oregon for Simpso n
Timber Company Fabricated Products D ivision as a specia lty products foreman.
Susan and I live at 1711 SE 143rd, Portland, Oregon. Our fami ly inc lud es Benjamin 2V2 years and Jennifer Lynne born
Nov. 19, 1968."
Drive, Forest Grove, Oregon 97116. She
would truly enjoy word from any Fernhoppers.
MacALAN TH OMPSON says: "Still si ngle with no immediate prospects. Working for USID (Ag en cy for International
Development) in Refugee Relief in L aos."
DOUGLAS N. BARTON writes : "Still
in the remote Arizo n stri p in Fedonia, Arizo na. Just as far north in the USFS Region 3 without bein g in Reg ion 4 (four
miles)."
J OHN M. WHEELER wr ites: " I am working with Boise Cascade out o f Medford,
Oregon. My wife, our two daughters and
I have bought an 8 acre place near Eag le
Point, Oregon. We are growing Christmas
Trees for a hobby."
E. RICHARD BODYFELT tells us: " I am
in my third ( and final) year of law schoo l
at the University o f Orego n School o f Law,
Eugene, Oregon. I am serving as Editorin-Chief of the 1968-69 Oregon Law Review. Upon graduation I will be employed
by a law firm in Portland , Oregon."
DAVID D. WILEY says : "I am a captain
in the Army. My family and I live on t he
Ft. Sill Military Reservation where I am a
student in the field of arti llery off icer advanced course. My ch ildren are Sara age
3% and Bryan age 9 months. "
RUSSELL V. COLE states: "My correct
address is P.O. Box 41 , Skykomish , Washington. I am a Resource Assistant on the
Skykomish Ranger District, Snoqualmie National Forest. The whole family has become dedicated ski bums. In my spare ,
I 'pastor' the local Community Church."
JOHN L. DAVIS says : "I'm still working
for the U.S. Forest Service ove r here on
the dry side of the state at Burns. The
family is still the same size (2) as it was
a year ago and all are healthy. I 'm looking forward to seeing many of you at the
Fern hopper Banquet."
WILLIAM F. HAGEDORN writes: "I am
still w ith Weyerhaeuser Company at North
Bend , Oregon as Dellwood District Engineer."
GEORGE HARPER says : " Still in the
remote reac hes of the Klamath National
Forest at Sawyers Bar. Took the b ig step
th is fall and got married. "
ALAN S. JON ES states :
"Received
Masters o f Forestry 1963. Instructo r in
forestry at Central Oregon Comm un ity College in Bend, Oregon. Current address is
1315 W 6th, Bend , Oregon."
CLAUDE C. MCL EAN tells us: "Down
goes anothe r ship! I 'm to be married to
Linda Spatz of Oakr idge, Oregon on December 7. We wi ll make our home in Corvallis. I'm still employed as Pre-sale Forester on the Alsea Ranger District, USFS. "
IVAR PAAVOLA states: " I am w ith the
Corps of Engineers in Port land, Oregon ,
worki ng as a Stru ctural Engineer. I 'm curre ntly designing the intake tower for Lost
Creek Reservoir on the Rogue River. One
of ou r trainees is a Fernhopper, Chuck
Cole '67."
JOHN W. REED of 914 Shirley Street,
Winthrop, Mass., says: "Currently attending MI T working toward a Ph. D. in structural systems engineering. I have 3 children. There are not many trees here in
Massachusetts, but the country is beautiful. I. have hopes to get back to the west
coast in 3 years. "
DOUGLAS P. RICHARDS, is at Virginia
Polytech nic Institute in the department of
Forestry and Wild l ife, Blacksburg. Virginia
24061.
JAMES E. SEHORN (Captain , A EF) was
reported missing in action last December
14. His wife Darleen, with their two young
daughters, are living at 2725 Maywood
STEVE WOODARD, reports: "Recently
joined the Industrial Forestry Assoc iation
as District Fo reste r for the Willamette
Valley area. I maintain an office in Eugene but still live in Corvallis where old
friends and young ones are we lcome."
1964
FRANK J. BERNRITTER says: "I am
st ill w ith the Timber and Land Department
of Northe rn Pacific Railway Co. , at Ellensberg, Washington. Really enjoy the east
side type after many years o f rain . Joanne,
Ty, Travis and I wou ld enjoy having any
o f our o ld friends visit us."
_ LARRY B. BLASING wr ites: "Presently
charge of fo restry and engineering for
Cattermole Timber Ltd. We are j ust beginning to develop an annual cut of 240
M M bd. ft. per year withi n the Finlay
Sustained Y ield Unit which covers 1500
square miles. With wife Linda and n umber one son, Loy, we are presently living
1n MacKenzie, British Col umbia, Canada."
1n
DALE CHRISTIANSON, now lives in
Write care o f the
Berkeley, California.
Park Bureau.
CARROL L 0. CROPLEY says: "This
year finds us much the same as last except
we have a new baby girl, Joanie Ann born
July 3, 1968. Vicky, my wife, and Chad,
our son, are both in good health. I am
sti ll a Property Appraiser with The Oregon
State Tax Commission stat ioned here in
Roseburg , drop in for a cup of coffee ."
JEROME L. DEVILBISS (LT, USN) says:
" Still in Naples, Italy flying C 1A's out to
six th fleet aircraft carriers and to other
places. Will transfer in March to Dhahran ,
Saud i Arabia, to fly an Admiral 's VC54 and
should see most of southeast Asia, t he
Middle East, and East Africa, still interesting, but farther and farther from forestry."
STEVE FITCH states : "I am presently
recreat ion officer on the Arrowhead Distr ict of San Bernard ino National Forest,
United States Forest Service.
My w ife
Vickie and I have a little boy, Christop her,
aged two and exp ect our second child
the end o f December. "
JOHN COLLINS FLANAGAN reports:
" Attending Portland State College, Oregon
and plan to receive Masters of Social Work
degree this June, 1969. Will probably
wor k with the Child ren 's Department of the
State Public Welfare Commission in Multnomah County."
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RONALD R. GRANT, "Currently working
as an Operations Analyst w'th Operat ions
Research Department, s:mpson Tim ber
Co. in Redmond, Washington. "
ROBERT G. HOYSER says: "Very happy
over c hoice made at graduat'on for employment. Still with Washing ton Department of Natural Resources , I am the Farm
Forester in Bremerton area . Wife active
in League of Women Voters and Robyn is
five and growing."
RAYMON D E. JACKMAN reports: "I'm
still with the State of California Division
of Forestry. I just took a new assignment
on Jackson State Forest. The business
here is mostly T imber Management with
increasing recreation pressures."
MiCHAEL D. JACKSON says: "Prese ntly
working for Washington Department of Natural Reso urces in Deming , Washington.
Our area o f Management is primarily located in Whatcom County. Haven't seen
very many Fernhoppers up this way. Still
single but fading."
TED R. KINNEY (CAPT.) reports: "Will
complete MBA program at Indiana University in Janu ary 1969. Will be assigned
to the 554th Red Horse Squ adron, Ph an
· Rang , RVN as a Construction Engineer."
GREGORY LANCASTE R writes: " I'm
working for the BLM Medford and I am
sti ll s ingle."
TERRY A . LI TTLE writes: "After grad uation I served a tour of duty with the 6th
Special Forces Airborne Group. Later in
1967 I served as a Civil ian Adv isor in
South Vietnam. Returning to the US in
1968, I was married in Memphis, Tenn.,
and sett led in Portland to work with North
Pacific L br. Co. as a lumber broker. "
ELWOOD L. M ILLER writes: "Cu rrent ly
I am a Ph. D. ca ndidate at M ic higan State
University wor ki ng in Forest Ecology. My
dissertation problem deals with the response o f jack pine seedli ngs to envi ronmental modifications."
RICHARD NASH says: " This year I'm
writing o nce agai n from the Placerville
Range r District of the Eldorado National
Forest in California. Last summer I got
my first exp osure to timber sale contract
administration and found it to be quite
challengi ng and a real learning experience.
I almost hated to see the summer end
but have resigned myself to getting my skis
ready for a try at a new w inter sports area
on our district."
CURT PASKETT writes: " Just completed four years overseas, two in Africa trying to make the Sahara green and two in
Germany helping the army keep the Russians ou t. Following discharge in Octob er
I have just been trying to p ut the wor ld
together agai n and put the m ilitary out of
my mind.
Beginning January I will be
employed by Health Surve y Consultants in
Indiana and points unknown east. "
St. Michael and All Angels in Lihue, on the
island of Kauai. At the end of April, 1968
we were blessed with a son."
I received a p romotion to TMA this fall.
I hope to continue with th e Forest Service
as the work is interesting and challengi ng. "
JIM ROMBACH writes : " Briefly, after
grad uat:on, I went to work lor the Weyerhaeuser Co. at Coos Bay and left after two
years as an Ass'!. Area Engineer. I am
presently th e Commanding Officer of a
250 man Engineer Comp any at Fort Carson, Colorado and am busy try ing to get
a 23 m ile fence built. Hope to get back
home soon and see some of my ferny
friends."
DICK DAHLIN says: " Released f rom
active duty w ith U.S. Arm y after returning
from Rep ublic of Vietnam on Septem ber
1, 1968. Now working for Crown Zellerbach Corporation in Seaside, Oregon."
RONALD ST EWART says : " I hope to
complete requirements for Ph. D. at OSU
by December o f 1969. We have a daughter, Jennifer age 2V2 and hope to add to
o ur family soon. "
CURT STONE says : "My wile , D iane,
and I along with our two sons are enjoying livi ng in Baker. Ellingson Timber Company is a dynamic , progressive outfit.
Working for them cont inu es to be a challenge and a pleasure."
RONALD E. STUNTZNER reports : " We're
sti ll enjoying the coastal climate in Coos
Bay, Oregon wit h our oldest daughter,
Denise , now in the first grade. Last February, we decided to try sell-employment
and I'm now Vice-President of Timberland
Services Inc. , ma nagement and engineering consul tants. "
JOHN H. THOMPSON states: " I am still
worki ng for the US Forest Service in Oakridge. About a year and a hall ago I was
transferred from the Rigdon District at the
east end of Oakr idge to the Oakr idge District at the west end of town where I am
preco nstructio n eng ineer in charge of survey and design for the district. In April
of 1967 I passed the state exam lor professiona l land surveyor registration and
am now preparing for the state E I T exam
this next spring. I'm afraid that Fernhopper
Day may be pre-empted this year as my
wife, Charlene, and I have our first addition to the fami ly scheduled for Fernhopper day. "
WES WONG tells us: " I'm working
through my 5th year with the Hawaii D ivision of Forestry. Marie and I have an eight
month old son , Malt, who takes up most of
our time. Haven 't done much fishing but
found some nice antique bottles to add
to our collection. We live in Honolulu ."
WILLIAM J. ZACH says: "Discharged
from US Coast Guard January, 1968. Accep ted p osition o f forest engineer at Crown
Zellerbac h's Vernon ia Tree Fa rm. Became
fath er of twin gi rls May 31, 1968."
GENE ZIMMERMAN writes : " I am still
working at Pendleto n lor the Forest Service. I have acquired the title of Resource
Assistant as well as my previous position
as Watershed Specia l ist. Still doing my
own cooking. Wish some of you married
folks knew how expensive it is to be a
bachelor. "
"ComROBERT D. PFISTER reports:
pleting Ph. D. in Botany from Washington
State University. I am a research project
leader Silv ic ulture of Western Larch
and Englemann Spruce. My wife is Marietta and we have three boys , ages 8, 6,
and 1 year. "
ALAN H. ANDEiiSON, says: "Marr ied to
:one , December 1967. Lived in Corvall is
1967 - 1968 working towards Masters.
Present ly at Lackland Air Force Base as of
December 5, 1968."
ELSB ERRY W. REYNOLDS inform s u s
that: "Tra nsferred from St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Honolu lu to the Ch u rch of
MIKE COOLEY writes :
" The little
cross-roads of Parkdale , Oregon in the
upper Hood River Valley is still our home.
1965
A LAN DE FLER says : " This year h as
bee n a big one for us. We had a new
daughter and we were transferred from the
Kan iksu National Forest to the Tally Lake
District of the Flathead National Forest.
Whitefish, Montana is an ideal place to
live. We are on a large lake and have a
big ski hill within a lew miles. "
TED ERICKSON says : " Still an assistant on the Glade Dist. San Juan N.F. We
have 7500 head o f permitted cattle on intensively managed allotments. A new experience for me and quite a pleasant one.
We also have some fine old growth P. pine
wh ich is battling lor its life wit h th e Black
Hills Bark Beetle. So fa r we have kep t
the bugs in check."
ROD GRAVES states: " I and my family
recently moved from the Cle El um, Washington h igh country to the Chehalis rain
belt where I'm presently employed by
Weyerhaeuser as a technical foreste r in
silviculture."
FRANCIS EDWARD GREULICH 'S father
wr ites : " My son is now with the Peace
Corps in Chile. His current add ress is
Casilla 245 F, Concepceion , Chile. He is
making economic studies in forestry lor
the Chi lean government. He received his
Masters degree in Forestry at Berkeley in
1967 and will be married to Miss Eva
Alvarez in Arauco , Ch ile, in January 1969. "
GARY W. GRIFFITH writes:
"I have
worked lor Cameron Div. of MacMillan
Bloedel LTO. for the last yea r and a half
and I am presently complet ing a 2 year
foreman training program. Jeanette and
I now have 2 boys and we are all great ly
enjoying it here in Canada."
LARRY HAFFNER wr ites:
" Th is past
year at G ilc hr ist was a memorable one for
the whole family.
We are leaving the
forestry profession , however, immediately
alter Christmas lor a new career with the
Air Force as a pilot. This is the realization of a dream I've had s ince graduation,
which is to fly profess ionally."
AL HEETER says: " My wife Beth and
daughter Jul ie and I are living in Tacoma,
Washington, where I am employed with
Weyerhaeuser Co. I am currently employed in the info rm ation department, wood
products controller's staff as a standard
cost systems designer. "
J. V. THIRGOOD writes : "We are back
in B. C. after an absence of nine years.
Much has ch anged but the winter rains
remain as remembered.
Vancouver is
densely populated while the rest of the
province is empty."
NORMAN E. VOGT says : " Still l ive in
Marysville and work for Weye rhae user. I
am District Forester of Skykomish Tree
Farm. Wile, Joanne, and I are enjoyi ng
life and Wash ington very much. Steelhead ,
deer and elk take care of spare time. "
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PAUL R. WAGGONER writes: "G reetings from the slopes of Mt. Adams. Work
w ith the State of Washi ngton has bee n
varied and gratifying, but new opportunities call and the desire to once again be
an Orego nian is overwhel m ing. So after
the first of the year we w ill be in Central
Oregon with the Forestry Staff of G ilc hrist
T imber Company."
RO BERT HOBDY, writes: "I am sti ll
wo rking for the State of Hawaii on the
island of Kauai. I was promoted to Forester
Il l during the past year and I am enjoying
my work. I still am single but working
on that. "
" I· am
RICHARD K. MARI ON states.
still w orking as a Product Engineer lor the
Duraflake Division of W illamette Industries.
My wife Sharon is teaching at Lebanon
High School.
Business in the particleboard field has been extremely good this
past year. There have been no additions
to the fami ly yet."
JERRY L. MCKAGUE writes: " Have
been employed as Forester for Georgia
Pacific Corporat ion at the Pilot Rock, Oregon operation s ince gradu ation in '65. I 'm
married and have a l ittle boy 2V2 years
old."
ROBERT W. NELSON states: "I have
recently returned to Eugene after completing three years of active duty service
as a Naval officer in Guanta namo Bay,
Cuba. I am presently a lice nsed real estate
salesman working on the MBA program at
the University of Oregon. My primary f ield
is in the study of real estate. "
JOHN T. PETERSON says: " Now working for MacMillan and Bloedel Limited, as
a Forest Engineer, at their Ca meron Divisio n, located near Port Alberni, British
Columbia , Canada. Hunting and fishing
is great. "
DAVID E. SCOTT address is P. 0. Box
237, Canyon City, Orego n. " I am cu rrently a forest engineer for Crown Zellerbach and I just com pleted 2 years in the
U.S. Army.
JOHNNY E. SHAW says: " I joined Kinzua Corporation as a forester September
23 after 3 V2 years with Weyerhae user. Now
enjoying eastern Oregon weather and hunting and looking forward to having a home
bu ilt. "
GARY V. SM ITH says: " Still with Longview Fibre Co . Transferred from Longview
Paper Mill to Seattle Box Plant (Asst.
Supt.) April 7, 1968. New baby girl born
February 19, 1968. Tota l of 2 girls and
one boy."
1966
CLYDE L. A NDERSON , says: " Ju st
finished active duty with the US Army
Corps of Engineers. Returned from Vietnam on October 8. Working for Weyerhaeuser in Spr ingfield."
WALTER F. BAM MANN writes: "After
grad uation , entered US Army and went to
the Armor Officers Basic Course at Ft.
Knox, Wy. Upon graduation went to Army
Rotary Wing Flight School at Ft. Walters,
Texas and Ft. Rucker, A la. After graduation and receiving my wings I got married
in Minera l Wells, Texas in the first week
of August. One week later I wen t to Ft.
Knox, Ky. to j oi n the 7th Sq. 1st A ir Calvary Regiment training fo r deployment to
Vietnam. After 4 months of intensive training we took a pleasant boat r ide to Vietnam on February 1, 1968. After flyin g
scouts in t he Cayuse OH-6A for six months,
and receiving the Silver Star, I became assistant op erations officer and as of Dec.
6. became the operations officer. Upon
returning to the states in February I expect to be assigned to Ft. Hood, Texas for
my re maining 7 month s of duty."
MONROE BICKFORD tell s us: "Recently
promoted to TMA o n the new co nsolidated
T iller Distric t. "
JAMES W. BOOHER, says: "Upon graduation I went to work for Weyerhaeuser
Co. as an engineer in the Twin Harbors
Area, Aberdeen, Washington. After two
years of engineering work in the rain and
brush country, I welcomed the chance of
a transfer to the Longview area where I
am now working as the Assistant Contract
Su pervisor, a job I find both demanding
and enjoyable. My wife, daughter and I
wou ld like to extend an invitation to all my
OSU friend s to stop by when they are in
the Longview area."
DON CHRISTIANSEN writes he is presently in the Navy as a Radar Intercept Officer flying F-4J Phantom II. He is currently
aboard the USS Ranger operating o ff the
coast of Vietnam. He plans to return to
forestry work upon completion of service.
RICHARD J. CLANTON , writes: "We are
now living in the small town of Aoin, which
is located in Modoc County in California.
I still work for the California Division of
Forestry and presently work ing in a conservation camp with State prisoners. My
wife, Ginger, and two children, Jerry and
Kellie are just fine, and we all are enjoying
our first snow, and looking forward to a
wh ite Christmas."
JAMES M. CLARKE writes: " I am in
the Army as a desk jockey at Office of
the Engineer, US Arm y Europe & Seventh
Army. The location is good, Heidelberg.
The work interest ing mapping and
geographies. The family a start with
'Andy', our 10 month old son. FriendsSteve Titus, class of '65, works in the
mapping effort here. Forestry-very l ittle.
The Germans are conservation minded
both with the fo rest and wildlife. Best
wishes to all Fernhoppers."
GARY W. CLENDENEN says: "I am
currently on educational leave from the
Forest Se rvice and wo rking on a MS in
Mensuration, Biometrics minor at Oregon
State University. "
ROBERT L. COOP ER'S mother writes:
" Bob is now in Vietnam serving as a 1st
Delta Area. Will
Lt. in the US Army meet his wife, Joanne, in Hawaii over
Christmas for his Rest and Recreation
leave. Then back until July at which time
he will come home and out o f service.
His wife Joanne is now taking her post
graduate work at Eugene, Oregon. "
RONALD DEFOE (MAJOR) writes: "After
graduation I entered the marine business
with my father in Eugene, Oregon. Will be
marrying Karla Madsen, another OSU
grad., on the 29th of Decembe r, 1968."
DEN NIS DYKSTRA says: " The past year
has been a fast and furious one. While
serving in the US Army as an artillery officer stationed at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, I met
and married my wife , Nell. That was
March, 1968. In April I was transferred to
Vietnam, where I served for seven months
as Fire Directio n Officer for the 1st Bn,
8th Artillery, 25 Infantry Div isio n.
In
November I became the artillery liaison
officer with the 2nd Bn, 14th infantry. In
May I'll be released from active duty and
hope to return to Oregon."
IRL H. EVEREST writes: " Since graduation I 've been working for the US Forest
Service as a forester. I've had ma ny mo re
opportunities to use my degree in Entomology than I thought I would. We 're stationed in Hayfork, California. Our next door
neighbors are the Lawrence Crons, Larry
is a OSU forester c lass of '62. My fam ily
is still expanding. O ur 2 year old so n
Loren will have a baby brother or sister in
March. We 're looking forward to a future
transfer and we hope a bigger house. Not
many Oregon Staters in th is cou ntry. If
you are near, stop by for a visit. "
JAMES M. FIELD says: " Upon graduatio n, I went to work for the Oregon State
Forestrwy Department at Philomath until
drafted by the Army in April of 1967. After
six months of training at Ft. Gordon, Ga.,
in teletypewriter equipment repair I was
stationed in Vietnam with the 41 st Sig. Bn.
I will be returning to the states in February
1969."
KARL K. FREUDENBERGER repo rts: " I
am a forester for B. C Interior Sawmill
LTO., Kamloop s, B. C. , Canada. I am married with 4 children."
CHARLES R. HATCH, reports that his
present address is: University of Minnesota, School of Forestry, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
STEVEN C. HILDRETH says: "Graduate
student at Colorado State University wo rking on a Masters Degree in Forest Genetics. Studying differences in susceptib ility
of Ponderosa pine provenances to the
western gall rust fu ngus. "
BARRY L. HILT says: "A far cry from
Forestry. I am flying the 0-2A, acting as
a forward air controller in Vietnam. I am
presently flying out of Hue, the Imperial
Capital. My tour has thus far been extremely interesting , and while I'm not working
in close proxim ity to Forestry, I have see n
a great m any expanses of virgin junglea fantastic potential-a waiting resource
that the people of Vietnam will be able to
utilize once this war is over and their
economy starts developing and expanding.
I will be back in October 1969."
RONALD R. KUHAR, writes:
" I am a
captain in the US Army stat ioned with
97th Eng ineer Bn. Construct ion at Ft. Riley,
Kansas. Wife Barbara is teac hing fourth
grade in Junction City, Kansas. Kansas is
sure strange, the tallest bush they grow
here is corn."
KEVIN K. MI HATA (CAPT), Captain
Kevin Mihata, spent a year in Vietnam in
the Army. He returned in July 68 and
married Susan Fukutomi, OC E, in Hawaii.
They are living in Newport News, Virginia
where he is assigned with the staff and
faculty batta lion, transportation school brigade, Ft. Eust is, Virginia.
THOMAS C. PARKE, writes: "Hel lo from
our new address , 4209 Fi lbert Street in
T illamook, Oregon. We moved into our
new house in October. It was a little late
to put in a lawn, but I've done some landscaping. Loyce and I enjoyed Vancouver
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and Victoria , British Co lumbia on ou r vacation in August. Here at the Crown Zellerbac h T illamook Division, I've been involved
in a number of forest management programs."
in Jap an. Middle daughter, Jane, a housew:te and mother. I have three year old
granddaughter, Susan. Wife Veva still
busy as ever with daughters and he r substitute teaching."
DANIEL POKORNY says: " Fellow Fernhoppers. In April I wi ll be back in the ranks
of civilian l ife. For the past 2 V2 years I
have been instructing top co mpuitng at
the Army engineer school, Fort Belvoi r,
Virginia. Made E-6 under two years and
fortunately saw no 'over seas' duty. I
have begun contracting prospective employers and along with my wife , Jackie, I
am so very anxious to get out to God's
country."
CHUCK COLE says: " Presently employed with Army Corp s of Eng ineers as
a Civil Engineer assigned to structural
design section, engineering division. Ente red Air Force in Flight Program as o f
February 18, 1969. My wife Carolyn , is
presently work:ng as a legal secretary."
FEDRI C C. RIECH writes : "We are still
in Florida where I am beginning work on
my Ph. D. thesis at University of Florida.
I hope to finish by December '69 and then
look for either a p ost doc torate position
in biosynthesis of wood or a teaching/
research position in plant or tree physiology."
MICHAEL J. ROGERS says: " 1968 was
a good year for us. We are expecting the
arrival o f our seco nd child any day now.
We also left the Mendocino National Forest in Septe mber, accepting a promotion
and transfer back to the Angeles National
Forest where I am worki ng on the Valyermo Ranger District as recreation assistant.
Neither my wife nor I rea l ized how much
northern California had grown on us until
we returned to the so uthland. Our new
address is Route 1 Box 62-E-8, Pearblossom, California."
J. KEITH SCHNARE writes : "We' re here
at Zig Zag Ranger Station as we were last
year. We have a brand new Fernhopper,
James Brian , born October 5, 1968. Next
year at this time we may be in Alaska. At
least we hope so. "
LLOYD 0. TANGEN says : " Currently
o n active duty with the US Army in South
Vietnam . Serving as instructor in electronic equipment maintenance at the US Army
Training Facility, Long Binh RVN. Wife
and two children residing in Portland,
Oregon."
DALE J . THOMPSON says: " Presently
employed as Timber Forester on the Red
River Ranger District o f the Nez Perce
National Forest, Elk City, Idaho."
LEON L. VIRG IN says : " I am working
for American Can Company and I am in
charge of road engineering and construction. My wife and I live in Eugene where
she attends the University of Oregon. "
JOHN WARNING 'S wife writes: "John
was working for the Northern Pacific Railroad out of Roslyn, Washington, bu t has
been in the Army si nce March. He is currently stationed in Germany near Frankfo rt. I plan to go over to join him in
early January. We will be together there
for the next yea r."
STANLEY J. WATERMAN writes: " In
October I was promoted to D istrict Forester
for Weyerhaeuser Company at North Bend,
Oregon. ~ was married a year and a half
ago."
WILLIAM A . WELDER rep orts: " Forester,
Fru it Growers Supply Company, Burney,
and Lassen Forests. Youngest daughter,
Kathy , a freshman at OSU in Math. Eldest
daughter, Lynne, just discharged from US
Army nurse as a Capta in after two years
1967
RICHARD L. POWELL states: "Still in
the USAF with 2112 years to go. I've spent
the past 1 V2 years in Texas, the biggest
state with the fewest trees. May spend
the next year at Da Nang whicil will be a
s light change from the Northwest."
HAROLD P. SANDSTROM writes: " Now
into second year in Canada , where cu ltural
advancement is furthered by ready availability of bilingual bean cans. Still with
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd ., now at Logging
Headquarters, Namaimo, as assistant to
the Manager, Eng ineering and Deve lopment. No Problems with B. C. logging just lots of opportunity areas! Pro Forma
analysis showed 35% rate of return on
increased staff associated with lower
cookhouse costs, so on October 12, 1968
I married a lovely Canadian girl, Donna. "
CLAY DICKE ~SON writes : "Employed
with Oregon State Forestry Department in
Astoria, charged with reforestation work in
Clatsop County.
Eventually hope for
assign ment in drier area, but for present
I am enjoying fishing and hunting opportunities as well as p:cking up much valuable informat'on for future work. Married
and have 2 daug hters. Hope to further
ed ucation in the future either as full o r
part-time student."
DAVID R. SCHMIDT says : "I am president of Timberland Services, Inc., Consu lting foresters doing cruising , engineering,
surveying, and management wo rk. My
wife, Nancy and 2 children and I live at
120 Green Acres Lane , Albany, Oregon."
ROBERT E. EKSTRAND says: " I am
in the Navy - After commissioning in May,
went to Pensacola , Florida and went
through 22 weeks of flight training I
am now stationed in Denver, Colorado and
undergo ing technical train ing."
JOHN SHOBERG , QM3 writes: "I am
presently in the United States Navy assigned to the USS Savage which is on patrol
in Southeast Asia. My wife, Vera lives in
Alba ny, Oregon where she teaches 3rd
grade."
BOB GLAESSER, tells us: " Greetings
Fernhoppers, from the both of us and
pretty soon it will be three of us. I'm
sti ll in the Air Force and presently working
as an aircraft ma:ntenance officer at Beale
AFB, Marysville, Ca lif.
One year down
and three to go. We really miss Oregon."
DALE R. STENNETT reports: "Fellow
Fernhoppers: After working 5 months for
Bert Udell (class of '40) at Lebanon Oregon, I received an unwelcome letter in the
mail. I am now in Hanau, Germany servign my two yea rs with the Army. My j ob
is to pound away on a typewriter so I'm
itching to get back to the tall tim ber and
the big buck hunting. "
HERBERT L. HAMMOND Ill, says: Married Susan L. Amen- Dec. 27 , 1967. Finishing up work on Master's Degree at University of Washington , Seattle.
After
January o r February wi l l enter Armed
Forces through a route yet to be determined. Research concerns the possibility
of usi ng a Shelterwood reproduction system in Douglas-fir forests.
JAMES R. HARRIS, writes: " At the
present time I am stat ioned with the US
Army in Korea. I work as a laboratory
tech nician with the Medics.
I plan to
term inate my present occupation on April
12, 1969, and resume my forestry profess:on at that time."
TERRY C. HEINER, says:
" Presently
attending Iowa State University. Working
toward Ph. D. in Ecology. Supported by
NASA Fellowship. Tentative date of graduation 1971. "
GARY T. JOHNSTON (Lt.) writes: " Currently serving with the United States Air
Force, 4510 Civ :l Eng inee ring Squadron,
Luke AFB, Arizona."
DONALD A. LAURITSON reports:
"I
am now a 2nd Lt. in the US Air Force,
Medical Service Corps and assigned to
the Schoo l of Aerospace Medicine at
Brooks A FB, San Antonio, Texas. Just
moved to be admin istrative officer of th e
Radiobiology Div is:on of the Schoo l pushing paper for research in the medical aspects of radiation. "
JOHN ANTHONY LEMOS says: " Now
a 1st Lt. in the US Army stationed at
Dong Ha, Vietnam as a platoon leader in
an Automatic weap ons unit. "
GARY STRODTZ, says: " Now wo rking
in Chicago, Ill., with Weyerhaeuser Company as a sales representative. Married
Septembe r 7, 1968 to t he former Beverly
Ann Holmes. Looking forward to transfer
back to steelhead country in the near
future."
GEORGE ELTON THOMAS, says: " Currently working for US Forest Service Wa llowa-Whitman
Nation al
Forest
Baker
Ranger District. My wife and I became
proud parents o f a baby boy on May 21 ,
1968.
My job is both interesting and
challenging. The bul k of my work is in
recreation sup plemented with pre and post
sale activities."
KENT C. TRESIDDER, says: " I have
been employed by the State Tax Com m ission in Coquille for a little over a year . The
job involves cruising , mapping, record
work and being a therap ist for taxpayers
with hypertension. It all makes for interest ing work. I have taken a few classes
at the community college in Coos Bay.
Giving a little thought to going back to
schoo l if so me girl doesn 't nail me. Much
of my spare time has been spent in ma intaining a fam ily ranch where I am now
staying. "
CHARLES E. WHI TTEN writes: " I am
prese ntly living in Vancouver, Wash., with
wife Sharon and small son, Kevin. Work
for State of Washington Department of
Natural Resources.
Doing road layout,
design, appraisal, running property lines,
and recently putting in 2nd order control
with a 'tell urometer'. John Lawson is also
an engineer on the Vancouve r District."
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J OHN T. WORTEN DYKE says: "Work
for Forest Serv ice in prevention and contro l section of insect and disease contro l
branch, Portland , Oregon. Job consists
mostly of developing forest pest control
guidel ines for use in conjunction with
silvicultu ral practices, working on pest
co ntrol projects, and training district
personnel in pest problems.
My wife
will graduate from medical school next
fall and we are expecting our first child
next April. "
1968
TE RRY G. AMAN says : " Currently attending A ir Force Officer Trai ning School,
Lackland AFB, Texas. Will graduate on
Feb. 7, 1969. Then on to pilot school, for
53 weeks, and then four years active
du ty."
DAN APPL EBAKER writes: "I 'm working for the Bureau of Land Management
in Medford. Working in the engineer ing
group. "
HAL ARBOGAST tells us: " Research
Forester collecting and working up data
for a Forest Survey of the Pacific Northwest on Private Lands only. My family
cons ists of my wife who also is a grad uate
of OSU."
DENNIS L. BYERLEY states: "Entered
USA Fon Nov. 7, 1968 in Administrative
field. After service obligatio n work as a
salesman for private industry."
ROD DAVIDSON says:
" I joined the
Navy in August and am now stationed at
San Diego Station temporar ily while attending quartermasters school. Hope to be
statio ned on a sub."
RONALD
ployed as
Institute of
genetics of
to fusiform
J. DINUS (DR.) writes : " Emplant geneticist with So uthern
Forest Genetics in research on
s lash and loblolly pine resistent
rust."
PATRICK DONIVAN says: " I am a 1st
Lt. in the Marine Corps. Currently serving
in Vietnam and will return home in April
fo r 18 months o f duty, hopefully, on the
west coast. When military obligation is
fulfilled will come back to forest management."
STEVEN L. FLETCHER states: "On
January 25, 1968, I was inducted into the
US Army. After completing basic training
at Ft. Lewis, Washington, I was assigned
to the 78th Sig. Bn. (CA), Prese ntly I'm
a cler k-typist in the S-3 Section of the
78th Sig. Bn. Fo rt Lewis, Washingto n."
STEVE GOELLER address : Land Appraiser, Timberland Division, Weyerhaeuser Company, Tacoma ,Washi ngton.
DANIEL E. GOLTZ says: " I am employed by Oregon State Forestry Dept., working
in Forest Management in the Elliott State
Forest. Live in Coos Bay, Oregon at 928
Maryland. My wife Linda and I were
blessed with a baby daughter on Sept.
14, 1968. She was named Leslie Dan ielle
Goltz."
JAMES HENDERSON states: "Received
my M.F. in Forest Management from OSU
in June of 1968. Accepted a position as
Forester for the USFS on the Madison
Ranger District, Beaverhead National Forest located in Ennis, Montana. In October,
1968 I entered the Army and am presently
occupied with Basic Combat training at
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo."
CORNELIS B. KOOLHAAS writes: " Presently I'm enrolled at Western Theological
Seminary in a three year program with
the intention of going into the urban youth
ministry."
DAVID H. KRUMBEIN says: "I am employed by Wayne 0. Harris and Associates
in Pe nd leton, Oregon. Most of my work
has been either heading up a survey c rew,
or working in the office on survey computations. Am still happily unmarried."
ROBERT MARTIN writes : "S ince graduation, I have been employed as a highway
engineer for the State of Wash in gton. My
work is in the Reconnaissance-photogrammetry office, and involves studying the
feasibility of various proposed routes between given termini. I also work in the
preparation of mapping from aerial photos.
This involves the control surveying, determination of the type and scale of mapping
required , and obtaining the necessary final
products. My wife, Sue, is finishing her
final year of school at the U of W, working
toward a BA in English. "
BRUNO C. MEYER states: " Working for
Medford Corporation as a forester."
for the same organization in reforestat ion.
See everyone at the Fernhopper Banquet. "
HERBERT C. PHILLIPS says: " Enlisted
in the Navy on June 18, 1968. Presently
stationed at Naval Air Station (64) Memphis, Tenn., attending Aviation Electronics
School. Plan to be released from the Navy
June 17, 1972."
LARRY SAXTON tells us: " Joined the
Army in April and am o n leave now before
leaving for Vietnam, November 23. My
wife had a baby girl, (Amy) October 20,
1968 just the day before I came home on
leave. Wife now living in Salem. I have
one year of service left. "
Fern hopper Directory, 1969
AAEN LESTER M 68
536 E MANHATTAN DR
TEMPE ARI Z 65261
AMES GARY L 60
U S FOREST SERV ICE
ESTACADA OREG 9702 3
ARNDORFER ROBERT W 58
US FOREST SERVICE
BENO OR EG 97701
BALLEW LARRY E 57
US FOREST SERV ICE
YREKA CA LIF 9b097
ABBO TT FORREST J 41
1001 RIVER LOOP
EUGENE DREG 9 7402
AMOTH ALAN R 65
2209 S OAK
ALBANY DREG 97321
ARNCLO JOSEPH A 68
PINE ST
DIXFIELd MAINE 04224
BAMMANN WALTER F 66
333 PRINCETON RD
MENLO PARK CALIF 94025
AABOTT WILLIA~ H 48
3007 PROSPEC T
SANTA MONICA CALIF 90405
ANDERSON ALLEN H 66
lO B BUSH STREE T
ASHLAND DREG 97520
ARNST ALBERT 31
PO BOX 762 BFS
WASHINGTON 4 DC 20044
BANKUS ALLEN E 50
401 GLEN CIRCLE
PA LM SPRINGS CALIF 92262
ABNER THOMAS L ~0
WEYERHAEUSER CO
SNOQUALMIE FALLS WN 96066
ANDERSON ALV IN G 50
USFS
HEBO OREG 97122
ARUND ELL DON L 60
SAN LUI S RANGER D!ST
SAN LUI S OB I SPO CAL 9340 1
BANTA DAVID G 51
CROWN ZELLERBACH
VERNONIA OREG q7064
ABRAHAM DAN B 50
630 SANSOME ST
SAN FRANCISCO CALIF 941 11
ANDERSON CLAY H 57.
DRAWER 430
NANA!MO RC CANADA
ASCHER LELAND H 60
4052 NE 2 1ST AVE
PORTLAND DREG 97212
ABRAHAMSON ROBERT E 5 1
CABANA HWY 101
PIE RCY CALIF 95467
ANDERSON CLYDE L 66
2787 N 2 1ST ST
SPRINGFI ELD OREG 97477
ASHER JAMES E 54
BOX 723
LAKE ARROWHEAD CAL 92352
BARKER WILLIAM K 50
6411 KING LOUIS DR
A LE XAND~ !A VA 27312
ADA I R KENT T 61
1508 WOODS COURT
COLUMBI A MO 65201
ANDERSON LEONARD W 47
5141 PHILOMATH RD
CORVALLI S DREG 97330
ATKINSON MICHAEL 61
MOHAWK DR EG 97454
BARNES WILLIAM S 40
118 HOT SPRINGS
BO I SE IDAHO 83702
FERNHOPPER DIRECTORY
GARY L 59
TMA WENATCHFE NF
WENATCHEE WN 96801
ANDERSON ~ATT R 61
5561 WHT-H-STUART BG
SE ATTLE WASH 98 10 1
AULERICH DEAN 60
ARIZONA STATE COL
FLAGSTAFF ARIZ 86001
BARNETT G MORR IS 41
GUTHRIE CNTR I OWA 50 115
ANDERS ON MORRIS J 50
205 WEST TIETAN ST
WALLA WALLA WASH 99362
AVERY STEWART H 59
.303 SE OAK APT 1
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
BARN l CKOL H J 50
551 COYOTE ST
NEVADA CITY CAL IF 95959
OSU Forestry Alumni Association
ADMS JESSE C 41
t 505 4TH S T
SANTA MONICA CAL IF 904 0 1
ADAMS ROBERT S JR 33
BOX 1070
LAKEVIEW OREG 97630
ANDERSON WILLIAM J 53
RT 2 BOX 214
SANDY DREG 97055
AXON NORMAN A 60
PO BOX 663
ESTACADA DREG 97023
BAROCAN THOMAS B 64
5715 SE JE NN INGS
MILWAUKIE OREG 97222
ADCOCK GRAYDON M 39
RT 1 BOX 151
CARLTON nREG 97111
ANDRINGA JOHN J 51
PO BOX 672
EUGENE DREG 97401
AYDELOTT OWEN L 31
USFS PO BOX 3623
PORTLA ND DREG 97208
·BARR GEORGE E 56
3755 IVY ST NE
SAL EM DREG 9 7303
AI TKEN MELVIN R 4 0
2657 32 WEST
SEATTLE WASH 96199
ANGLE MARVIN G 36
I NT PAPER CO 4 70
NACOGDOCHES TEXAS 7596 1
AlEXANDER LUCIEN B 40
1D30 AMER BANK BLDG
POR TL AND DREG 97205
APPEL THOMAS A 59
310 1 ALICE AVE
ARCATA CALIF 95521
ALLARD JEAN R 49
416 S 15TH AVE
YAKIMA WASH 98902
APPERSON AL J 50
1407 69TH AVE NE
SALEM 5 DREG 97303
D. M. ROBERTSON, says: "At the present time I am in the USN attending the
Hospital Corpsman School at Balboa Hospital in San Diego, California. Upon completion of this 14 week school I wi ll be
assigned to a permanent duty station on
the Pacific Coast or somewhere in the
Pacific area."
WILLIAM E. SAGER says : " The week
after graduation I married a wonderful
Coos Bay girl, Molly, by name. Following
a two week honeymoon in the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone I returned to Coos
Bay and work for the Oregon State Forestry
Department. I'm now located in Tillamook
ROY K. SMITH reports his address is :
Development Chemical Engineer, Crown
Zellerbach Corp. , Technical Department,
Camas, Washington 98607.
LARRY STEINKE says: "Married in
August to Bonnie Hynd, a former OSU
student. I am in basic training at Fort
Lewis, Washington at present time. Will
be stationed in V irginia for further schooling in the army. Will be in for three years .
WARREN BRUCE WILKINSON says :
" Ente red Grad school (Master of Forestry,
Forest Administration) fall, 1968."
ADA~S
January 1969
The next 24 pages contain the names and addresses of all Fernhoppers
for whom we have recent information and the names of Fernhoppers for
whom we have no addresses. We know there are still errors; some alums
may not even appear in either list.
Let us have your good help in fin ding these errors. Incidentally, one
good way to keep your mailing address up to date is by filling out the dues
form and mailing it in with your two dollars for 1969!
If you recognize any of the names on the " Lost in the Woods" list
and have an address, please send it to us. We'll get the lost Fernhopper
back on the mailing list for the Newsletter.
This directory is issued for the personal use of Fernhoppers. Use of information obtained
from this directory for mailing of advertising literature and other purposes not related to OSU
Forestry School Alumni Association activities is prohibited without special approval of the
Association. Inquiries concerning directory use should be addressed to: R. M. Kallander,
Secretary-Treasurer, OSU Forestry School Alumni Association, School of Forestry, Oregon
State University, Corvallis, Oregon 97331.
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ALLEN ROBERT S 61
PO BOX 534
WARM SPR INGS DREG 97761
APPERSON RALPH 0 32
3917 N CEDAR ST
FRESNO CALIF 93726
ALLI SON LT COL G W 39
OFFICE !NSP GENERAL
APO SAN FRAN CALIF 9~343
APPLEBAKER DANIEL T 66
PO BOX 444
JACKSONVILLE DREG 97530
ALLI SON ROBERT B 59
6 RIV ERS NATL FOR
EUREKA CA LIF 95501
APPLEBY BOB W 4G
6909 SW 62 PL
PORTLAND DREG 97219
AlSEDEK RICHARD 0 61
RT 2 GREEN KNOLLS
FAYETTEVILLE PA 17222
ARBOGAST HALLY A 68
PNW FOR-RANGE EXP ST
PORTLAND DREG 9720B
ALTSTADT GEORGE J 20
PO BOX 564
GEARHART OREG 97138
ARCHIBALD HAROLD GU 60
05 WEST 6TH
AlBANY DREG 97321
AMAN TERRY G 68
69-05 SQ3 FLT12 CMR7
LACKLAND AFB TEXAS 78236
ARMSTRONG LARRY G 54
1227 SE LANE
ROSEBURG OR 97470
AMERIO RONALD V 63
UNION LUMBER CO
FORT BRAGG CALIF 95437
ARMSTRONG WARD S 60
3671 HILLVIEW DR SE
SALEH DREG 97302
AYERS WILLIAM B 61
1720 MAYWOOD DR
WEST LAFAYETTE !NO 47906
BAILEY ROBERT L 65
402 ORCHAR D ST
LEAVENWORTH WASH 98626
BAKER DAV ID E 53
3330 OVERL AKE DR
REDMOND WASH 98052
BAKER GAIL C B
1300 SE CHESTNUT
BEAVERTON OREG 97005
BAKER LYLE A 41
ORE STATE NURSERY
ELKTON DREG 97436
BAKER ROBERT J ~3
129 ROUNDUP DR
EUGENE OREG 97401
39
BARBER RICHARD L 55
29 ROSE LOGS
FT LEAV ENWORTH KANS 6 602 7
BARR GEORGE 0 59
US FOREST SERVICE
LEAVENWORTH WASH 98626
BARRINGER JACK 0 56
TIMBE R SERVICES
SWEET HOME DREG 97386
BARROWS DAVID B 55
PO BOX 7
KORBEL CALIF 95550
BARRY RUSSEL L 0 46
2894 ORCHARD HOME
MEDFORD DREG 97501
BARSTAD ROBERT l 61
BEAR SPRINGS R S
MAUP IN OR 97037
BARTON DOUGLAS N 63
PO BOX 93
FREDONIA ARIZ 66022
BALDERR EE ELMER W 25
PO BOX 165
SPRINGFIELD DREG 97477
BARTON EDGAR R 58
Ill NEVADA ST
AUBURN CALIF 95603
BALDWIN JAMES S 42
1620 N 29TH
CORVAlLIS DREG 97330
BASNYAT NEFRA B 65
HEFAUDA PO B!RGANJ
CHAHPARAN INDIA
BALDWIN KENNETH 68
GENERAL DEL I VERY
JOSEPH OREG 97646
BATEMAN LOUIS K 47
5045 BAILEY RO
SALEM OREG 97303
BALLENGER ROBERT D 63
17ll SE 143RD
PORTLAND DREG 97206
BAUER DONALD R 41
USFS 175 W 5TH ST
SAN BERNARDINO CAL 92401
IIAUER ER IC A 50
I NT PAHR CO
WEFD CAL IF 96094
BERNERT CH ARL ES 59
391 B SCEN I C ')q
ALBANY ORF.G 9732 1
SLACKER K K C'l L 3P
5 12 ARTY GP
APO 699 NEW YORK NY 10001
BP.RCHGREV I NK K G 48
2129 WASHI~GTOIII WAY
LONGV I EW WASH 986 ~2
8RI TWUM SA~UE L P K 59
PO BOX 1917
KU'IAS GHANA
BROWN GEORGE W 66
SCHL OF FORESTRY
CORVALLI S OR 9 733 1
BURWE LL BRUCE B 61
CASSI LA 1 PAN OUIPALL
VALD IVIA CHILE S A
CAMP BEL L WALTE R H 38
RT I BOX 104
CULVER ORFG 97 734
BAX TER CLA Y 62
US FOR EST SERV I Cf
SPR I NGERVL ARI7 85938
BERNR ITT ER FRANK J 64
509 RI DGEV I EW LN
ELL ENSBURG WN 98926
BLACKER RODER I CK K
USFS BOX 34 1
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540 s 7
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STATE FORESTRY OEP
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26 31 HA Rq i S
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BYRD ALV IN H 4 1
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PO BOX 2 1B
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5 11 9 PAUL AVE
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FORES T RESEARCH LAB
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BOYD DONALD R 40
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CROWN ZFL LERB ACH
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USFS BOX 245
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42 ? NE 65
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CARNAHAN MICHAEL T 68
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BCYD ROBER T A 62
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705 WINFIE LD BLVD
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BO ISE I DA 83701
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LEAD I NG PL Y CO
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4 19 MAIN ST
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CONKLING RAYMOND 0 54
4929 NE FREMONT
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1218 WEST ST
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68 56 46TH AVE NE
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KETC H! KAN ALASKA
COOLEY ALVIN R J R 6 1
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COLE CHARLES N 67
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PO SO X 41
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ROSEBURG LUMBER CO
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1314 NW 94TH ST
VANC OUVER WASH 98665
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99 1 SEQUO IA
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BOX 22
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3226 NEALON OR
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MINISTRY OF AGRICUL
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2844 CONCORD LANE
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20 10 NW 2 1ST AVE
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FOLEY ROGER M 58
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USFS
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2600 STATE ST
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260D STATE ST
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4005 HANCOCK DR
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3920 SE HILL RD
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8664 MCKENZIE HWY
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729 HERMES PLACE
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3646 SE MARTINS ST
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USFS
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HARVEY ROBERT R 47
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RA1B8D9391 A52 2 PLT
FT LEONARD WOOD MO 65473
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BOX 226
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541 SW F.LL ENWOOO ST
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SIMPSON TIMBER CO
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USFS PO BLDG
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130 N HOLLADAY OR
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1117 COUNTRY CLUB DR
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WEYERHSR TBR CO
NORTH BEND OREG 97459
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5716 N 33RO APT 4
TACOMA WASH 98407
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22ED ROYAL OAKS DR
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5714 SPILMAN AVE
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139 CASA MOBILE
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474 LAKESHORE OR
ATLANTA GA 30307
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FORESTRY U OF MINN
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17 PRENTISS ST
OLD TOWN MAINE 04468
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ns M ST
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1805 GARFIELD
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BOX 63 1
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92B MARYLAND
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2359 COLUMBIA ST
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FPO
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US FS
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15 POUTUNTIE
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1350 NW DIVI S I ON
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I NTE RNAT I ONAL PAPER
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BCX 309
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PO BOX 316
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SUP & SUC BN
APO NY 09696
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CROWN ZELL ERBACH
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5530 SW DOVER LN
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RT I WALLEN RD
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22 71 FRIENDLY
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562 EAST PALM AVE
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2881 HOWARD
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2404 N 9TH ST
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PO BOX 672
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IFFT J OHN A 6 1
723 PALM
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PO BOX 742
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407 W 6TH ST
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116 S MAIN USFS
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6775 SW DOVER ST
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1449 MULLHOLLAND ST
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1605 COMMERCIAL ST
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4940 SW HEWE TT BLVD
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OLYM N F
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1302 NASH
BOI SE IDAHO 83700
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1119 N 18TH ST
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2130 SHEEPSHEAO OR
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1230 MCCRAE CT
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BOX 1809
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3535 SE JOHNSON CR
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PO BOX 245
ORICK CALIF 95 555
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282 HARRISON AVE
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ROYAL FOREST DEPT
BANGKOK THAILAND
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236 E CHURCH ST
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1005 N 20TH
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1425 PLEASANT
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1464 0 ST
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HOYSER ROBERT G 65
RT 1 BOX 49-A
OLALLA WASH 98359
JENSEN ROBERT l 51
1075 N OAK
UKIAH CALIF 95482
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1214 CHEYENNE CT
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LAKE STEVENS WASH 9B258
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OSU FOR RES LAB
CORVALLI S OREG 97331
HOYT J OHN V 56
PAUCH LANE
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PO BOX 160
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656 ELLSWORTH
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1393 MESA ST S
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421 ROCK OAK RO
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1137 RIVERSIDE DR
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2765 LORAINE RO
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2108 W FOOTH 1LL
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JOOST ROD E 61
BOX 25
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KERR DAVID H 38
REMSEN IOWA 51050
JORGENSEN QUAY 60
BOX 202
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KERR ROBERT 1 56
7804 ROYSTON ST
AMMINDALE VA 22003
JOY FRED L 32
1930 YOUNG
MEMPHIS TENN 38104
JUDGE LESLIE T 60
PO BOX 397
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3821 RICHMOND OR
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STATE FORESTRY DEPT
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PO BOX 19
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5024 J PARKWAY
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US PLYWOOD
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880 W 16TH AVENUE
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9924 5TH ST SE
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HUDSON ROBERT L 38
1015 SE 57TH
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RT 2 BOX 320
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175 HAWTHORNE
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CARIBBEAN PO 4868
SAN JUAN P R 00936
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851 CRES T VISTA OR
MONTEREY PARK CALIF
HUGHES JAY 42
USFS
PENDLETON DREG 97801
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STATE HIGHWAY DEPT
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281 W PALM AVE
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1825 VERDUGO BLVD
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2600 STATE ST
SALEM DREG 97301
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2134 N SHORE RO
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1261 G ST
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ANDREW J PARIS & ASN
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HANEL LBR CO
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HUMBERT KENNETH M 65
RT 1 BOX 418
MENTONE CALIF 92359
JACKSON THOMAS B 49
3015 LIBERTY
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JIMERSON JACK R 50
PO BOX 458
EL PASO TEXAS 79943
JOHNSTON J THOMAS 57
1011 E EXPOSITION
DENVER COLO 80209
HOLLAND WOODROW W 41
PO BOX 327
CHEHALIS WASH 9B532
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MENASHA PLY CORP
NORTH BEND ORE GON 97459
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PO BOX 4059
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SIUSLAW NF ASH BLDG
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
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3507 SW DOSCH RO
PORTLAND DREG 97201
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1105 HAYES ST
EUREKA CALIF 95501
KARllNGER EARL M 51
USFS PO BLDG
MEDFORD DREG 97501
KASILE JOSEPH 0 60
NY STATE COL FORETRY
SYRACUSE N Y 13200
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1519 E 22NO AVE
OLYMPIA WASH 98502
HOLLISTER LANCE G 46
2550 MARIPOSA ST
FRESNO CALIF 93704
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RD 1
MOUNT WOLF PA 17347
HUNT JAC K H 46
4055 SE MADISON
PORTLAND DREG 97214
JACOBSEN CLARENCE 50
BOX 639
CHESTER CALIF 96020
JOHANNSEN WALTER B 49
US FOREST SERVICE
GRANTS PASS OREG 97526
JOHNSTON ROBERT R 44
PO BOX 396
AREATA CALIF 95501
KEARNS RICHARD S 30
PO BOX 425
SUTTER CREEK CALIF 95685
KINKEAD J R 55
PO BOX 112
PilOT ROCK DREG 97B68
HOLLOTER GENE E 54
2958 CAMPBELL
BAKER OR 97814
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BLM USOI
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HUNT LEE 0 32
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JACOBSON THOMAS H 51
1461 KERVON CT
EUGENE DREG 97405
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315 LINCOLN
KLAMATH FALLS DREG 97601
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ROSBORO LBR CO
SPRINGFIELD DREG 97477
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124 S PARISH
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710 E ROY ST
SEATTLE WASH 98108
HOLMAN BLAIR A 61
324 ALDER LANE DR
TOLEDO OREGON 97391
HORNIBROOK EZRA M 49
PO BOX 245
BERKELEY CALIF 94701
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8 RIDGEWOOD DR
PLATTSBURGH N Y 1290 1
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BU OF OUT DOOR REC
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2580 ELYSIUM COURT
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1315 W 6TH
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7108 SW 12TH
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KINNEY T R 64
3200 LONGVIEW OR-35
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USOI P 0 BOX 15011
SACRAMENTO CALIF 95811
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2858 N 3RO
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HUTCHINSON MELVIN 0 54
5921 LEE ST
SPOKANE WASH 99200
JOHNSON GENE E 49
PO BOX 66097
SEATTLE WASH 98166
JONES DEWITT C 23
1832 CHARTWELL
FORT WAYNE !NO 46806
KEIL HAROLD H 50
731 SW OAK
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KIRCHNER W C 49
630 SANSOME
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HOLMES ELDEN E 35
OFF Of OIR BLM USDI
WASHINGTON 0 C 20240
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1690 BEAVER RO
SANTA ROSA CALIF 95404
HUTCHINSON ROBERT D 28
637 N 32
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JOHNSON JAMES W 51
FOR RES LAB OSU
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US FOREST SERVICE
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2570 SPRINGBROOK
MEDFORD DREG 97501
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3065 SE CRESMORE OR
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HOLMES FRED C 41
PO BOX 987
FORT BRAGG CALIF 95437
HORTON LYNN J 56
USFS
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USFS
JUNEAU ALASKA 99501
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RT 1 BOX 1140 B
GRESHAM DREG 97030
KELLY GERALD 0 65
USFS BOX 9
OKANOGAN WASH 98840
KIRKPATRICK E J 50
WESTERN KRAFT CO
ALBANY DREG 97321
HOLMES FREDERICK A 16
1150 SIERRA VISTA
MT VIEW CALIF 94041
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BLM 729 OREGON ST
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HY NEUYEN VAN 64
l11P TRAN QUOC-TOAN
SAIGON VIETNAM
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CROWN ZELLERBACH
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JOHNSON LEROY C 62
US FOREST SERVICE
PLACERVILLE CALIF 95667
JOHNSON MAJ EARL L 49
RT 3 BOX 193A
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KElLY GERRY W 56
USFS 905 SECOND AV
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490 E 46TH
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HOLMES RICHARD W 61
419 MAIN ST
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HOUGH E C 50
2532 NE STANTON ST
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HYLAND DONALD M 40
1595 LOS OSOS RO 2B
LOS OSOS CALIF 93401
JAVETE LOUIS F 36
6540 25TH ST NE
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JOHNSON NORMAN E 55
1105 HANSHAW RO
HHACA NY 14850
JONES ROY W 64
551 NORTH ST
VERNONIA DREG 97064
KELLY RICHARD F 62
4104 SE MALDEN
PORTLAND DREG 97202
KISCHEL R E ItS
1575 NW BEAUMONT
ROSEBURG DREG 971t70
917~4
48
JAEGER JOSEPH JR 42
STATE CAPITOL 131
JEFFERSON CITY MO 65101
JANOWSKI ALBERT E 26
6637 SE tOOTH
PORTLAND DREG 97266
JANZEN DANIEL H 29
FISH&WILO LIFE SERV
WASHINGTON DC 20240
JUDSON PH Ill P 48
PO BOX 228
AUMSVILLE DREG 97325
JOHNSON DONALD K 56
4306 SAN CARLOS OR
F~IRFAX VA 22030
JUHL CARL 51
USFS
MEDFORD DREG 97501
JOHNSON EMil 37
PO BOX 1008
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
KAHRE RUSSELl H 53
CHETCO RD USFS
BROOKINGS DREG 97415
KALLANOER HARRY R 30
BOX 636
PINETOP ARIZ 85935
JONES HOBART B 58
BOX 8838
PORTlAND DREG 97208
49
K!MMEY RAY 3 7
PO BOX 94
WESTPORT WASH 98595
KIMSEY MONROE E 60
6521 KIMBERlY DR
REDDING CALIF 96001
KINCAID F H 38
BLUE RIVER VENEER CO
BLUE RIVER DREG 97413
KINCAID ROBERT R 57
2318 CHESTNUT
REDOING CALIF 96001
KING C E 59
PO BOX 1421
SAN BERNARDINO CAL 92401
KING JAMES P 58
INST FRST GENETICS
RHINELANDER WISC 54501
KISER F 0 65
RT 1 BOX 11 5
CLOVERDALE DREG 971 12
KOV ASH LT J OHN G 63
319 E 14TH ST
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LABAR FRED R 59
sox 336
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LE CKLIOER ROBER T G 49
1625 TAMERA DR
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LINDH C OTTO 27
RT 1 BOX 201A
RfOMONO nREG 97756
LUND WALTER H 27
2406 NE GO ING
PORTLAND DREG 97211
MALLERY WRIGHT T 48
USF S
PENDLET ON OREG 97801
MARTIN PETER K 59
111 EAST BURNS I DE
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KI STNER 0 R 51
PO BOX 353 7
PORTLAND OR EG 97208
KOWER EUGENE W 43
8666 BLANCHARD
FONT ANA CAL IF 92335
LA BAU VERNON J 67
305 F I RS T AVE WEST
LEMMON S 0 57638
LEE ROLAND F 53
BLM
BILLI NGS MON T 59102
LI NDNER J OHN G 62
U S FS RNGR STA
ALSEA DREG 9 1324
LUNDE EN ARTHUR R 17
3124 LAKEVI EW BLVD
LAKE OSW EGO DREG 9 7034
MALMERG DONALD B 47
CROWN ZEL LERBAC H
SEAS I DE DRE G 97 13 8
MA RTI N ROBERT 8 66
162 15 NE 8TH-6
BE LLEVUE WASH 98004
KLEI BER K 0 62
1045 S STA GE RO
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KOHLER EUGENE W 43
B666 BLANCH ARO
FONTANA CAL IF 92335
LAOO CHARLES H 32
2600 STATE ST
SALEM DREG 9 7 301
LEE SAMUEL W 62
C-Z PO BOX 313
CATHLAMET WAS H 986 12
LI NDSAY ROBERT C 46
139 W 14TH ST
POR T ANGELES WASH 98362
LUNDGREN JOHN W 61
USFS
PAULI NA DREG 9775 1
MALONE J OHN E 58
LEWIS RIVER RNG STA
COUGAR WASH 986 16
MART I N ROBERT H 66
152 JUNIPER ST N
TWI N FALLS IDAHO 8330 1
KLE I N W H 58
6 MAIN ST
AMHERST MASS
KRAHMER ROBERT L 58
FOREST RESEARCH LAB
CAMPUS 9133 1
LAFRANCE DONALD L 68
4907 3RO ST
TILLAMOOK OREG 97144
LE ECH RAYMOND H 53
DEPT OF LAND & FOR
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Ll NOSEY WM M 49
PO BOX 353 7
PORTLAND DREG 97208
LUTHY RAYMOND M 5 1
419 MAIN ST
OREGON CITY OREG 97045
MALROY FRED G 62
BUR INDIAN AFFAIRS
GLENWOOD WASH 98619
MARTIN STEPHEN G 66
242 A GRAND LORY ST
ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99501
KLE MME CHARLES 61
9125 MEADOW WY
EVERETT WASH 9820 1
KRAMER RALPH N 50
11 617 S TOERGE OR
LA MIRADA CALIF 90638
LAMANILAO JUANIT O 0 6 1
UNIV OF PHILIPPINE S
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1175 LORANE HWY
EUGENE DREG 97405
LINDSTEN ALVIN 40
PO BOX 56
PINETOP ARIZ 65935
LYCHE WILLIAM 0 60
STAR ROUTE BOX 133
WEST FI R OREG 97492
MALTBY WILLIAM E 5 3
3 104 NE EVERE TT
PORTLAND OREG 97216
MASAK I CA RL T 66
3319 ELIMA ST
LIHUE KAUAI HAWAII 96766
KLEM PERER DAV I D W 67
LOWER SARANAC LAKE
S~RANAC LAKE N Y 12982
KRAUSE GUSTAV J 37
1388 NEWTON S T
LOS ANGELES CALIF 900 2 1
LAMMI J 0 34
ST COLL STA BOX 5094
RALE IGH N C 2760 7
LE MERY JAMES 0 65
PO BOX 59
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LIPP GEORGE E 45
1585 KAPIOLANI BLVD
HONOLULU HAWA II 96614
LYNCH LE STER 37
NORCOAS T CONSTR
PHOENIX DREG 97535
HAMMANO SAMUEL J 37
6416 SE JACK RD
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MASON BENJ AMIN J 62
PO BOX 664
LAS VEGAS NEV 8910 1
KLINE R F 49
2211 HILLSIDE OR
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KRE ISS PH ILLI P R 65
4260 JEFFERSON AVE
WOODS I DE CAL IF 94062
LANCAS TER GREGORY P 65
813 GRANT- 1
MEDFORD OREG 9 7501
LEMMON RICHARD M 5 1
3211 SE lllTH
PCRTLAND DRE G 97266
LIT TEN GEORG E W 51
VEN PK TR CT
SEASIDE DREG 97138
LYND HAROLD C 5 1
B L M
WASHINGTON 0 C 20240
MANGAN JOHN W 50
BAUMAN L BR CO
LEBANON OREG 97355
MASON J AMES A 64
WATA 202 PIER 22 T I
SANFRANCISCO CALIF 94 130
KNAU F W J 24
490 31ST AVE
SAN FRANCISCO CA LI F 94 12 1
KRE LL ROBERT 50
US FORES T SERVICE
TONASKET HASH 98855
LANE PHILIP N 4 1
RT 4 BOX 234
WALLA WALLA WASH 99362
LE MOS J OHN A 67
4305 SE f LLIS
PCRTL ANO DREG 97206
LITTL E CHARLE S E 60
PO BOX 412
RED BLUFF CALIF 96060
LYNE FLOYD J 48
AS H BLDG USF S
CORVAL L IS DREG 97 330
MANN CLIFFORD W 6 1
STATE FORESTRY DEPT
COOS BAY DREG 97420
MASON J OHN W 40
RI VER S I DE LB R CO
GARB ERVILLE CALIF 9544 0
KNIGHT M J 50
USFS 630 SANSOME ST
SAN FRANCISCO CALIF 94 12 1
KROGH ARNOLD W 52
30 15 KI NCAID
EUGENE DREG 97405
LANG LEON J 67
BOX 860
S IT KA ALASKA 99835
LEONARD GEORGE M 56
1326 EGRET OR
SUNNYVALE CALIF 9408 7
LITTLE TERRY A 64
9130 SW OLSON RO 2
PORTLAND DREG 97223
LY ON HOMER G 48
230 HEATHE R RD
EVER ETT WASH 96201
MANNERS GARY 0 62
FO RES TRY UN BRI T COL
VANCOUVER B C CAN
MASON JOSEPH 48
1500 NE IRVI NG-100
PORTLAND DREG 9723 2
KNIGHT W R 50
sox 235
BROWNSVILLE DREG 97327
KROLL FREDERICK S 51
11 211 CONSTELLATION
EL CAJ ON CALI F 9 202 1
LANGRE LL J OHN R 58
2600 STATE ST
SA LEM DREG 973 10
LES LI E COL GEORGE A 39
4120 SUNRIOGE RD
PEBBLE BEACH CALIF 93953
LIU TSING 68
NOMC
TAlPA! TAIWAN
MACCLOSKEY CRAIG 58
U OF 0 MEO SCHOOL
PORTLAND DREG 9720 1
MANN I NG ROBERT A 48
PO BOX 898
REDD ING CALIF 96001
MASON NICHOLAS V 52
BOX 22 796 TAIPEI
TAIWAN CH I NA
KNOWLE S G E 5 1
2190 OAK
SAKE R OREG 978 14
KRUEGE R OTTO F 58
2460 ATHENS AVE
REDDING CALIF 96001
LARS EN ROY S 60
2470 OCEAN VISTA OR
SEAS IDE DREG 97138
LET OURNEUX J OHN E 38
2534 NE 64TH
PORT LAND DREG 97213
LL OYD LESLIE 0 29
FLYI NG L RANCH
GLENWOOD WASH 96619
MACOANIELS E N 50
CROWN ZELL
CATHLAMET WASH 98612
MANOCK EUGENE R 43
290 JUDSON ST S
SALEM OREG 91302
MATHENY MARVIN S 67
122 3 WEST 15TH ST
EUGENE DREG 97402
KNOW LES LORENCE E 67
RT 1 SOX 3053
ANDERSON CALIF 96007
KRUEGER C BRAD 60
BOX 392
EUGENE DREG 97401
LARSON JAMES E 53
WEYERHAEUSER BOX 2 75
SPRINGF IEL D DREG 97477
LEWIS CHARLE S S 42
430 N 33RO ST
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
lOGAN LEONARD B 38
748 S 3 RO
PR I NEVI LLE DREG 97754
MACE JAC K C 42
141 19 NE 23RO AVE
VANCOUVER WASH 98665
MANSFIELD HAR OLD R 3 1
107.4 NW LAWNR IOGE
GRANTS PASS OREG 97526
MATTHEW S DONALD N 20
RT 1 BOX 641
WEST LINN OREG 97068
KNOWL TON DAVID L 65
5544 NORTH BONO ST
FRESNO CALIF 937 26
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509 1/2 NW lOT H
PENDLETON DREG 97801
LARSON LLOYD H 50
3919 CEDAR PARK DR
O L Y~PIA WASH 98501
LEW IS NORVELL E 63
DIERKS FORES T INC
PAGE OK LA 74950
LOOF HANS W 16
5340 ROGUE RIVER HWY
GRANTS PASS DREG 97526
MACGREGOR NEI L J 50
1012 GPIZZLY PL
BERKELEY CAL IF 94706
MANZER NOBEL R 50
6690 WI LT SHIRE ST
VANCOUVER 8 C CAN
HAUL THEODORE W 48
773 VINYARD AVE NE
SALEM DREG 9730 1
KNUDSON G 0 39
1002 EXECUTIVE BLDG
PORTLAND OREG 9 7204
KRUSE KEI TH V 50
FOREST FIBER PRO
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LARSON MILNER L 46
123 I NMAN LANE
GRANTS PASS DREG 97526
LEWIS ROBERT G 54
13463 SW 63 ST
PORTL AND DREG 97219
LORD CHAR LES M 36
334 LON E OAK AVE
EU GEN E DREG 97402
MACKENZIE DONALD E 52
R T 2 BOX 67
ELG IN OREG 9 7 627
MARGOSIAN RICHAR D l
3474 12TH SE
SALE M DREG 9730 1
KNUDSON M R 42
6928 lOOTH ST NH
T~COMA WASH 98499
KUCERA EDWARD 0 65
5315 SE KING RO
MI LWAUKIE DREG 97222
LARSON ROBERT L 49
1099 7 SUNNYS I DE RO
CLACKAMAS DREG 97015
LEWIS ROBERT 0 32
412 E WILLIS
PRE SCO TT ARIZ 6630 1
LOUNO FRANK E 41
1516 W 2NO ST
BEND DREG 9770 1
MACK ENZ I E WILSON L 59
POPE & TALBOT CO
OAKRIDGE DREG 9 7463
MAR I ON RI CHARD K 65
1530 MADISON
ALB ANY OREG 97321
MAUS CALVIN D 42
2600 STATE ST
SA LEM DREG 97301
KNUDSON R W 3B
90 5 SECOND AVE BLDG
SEATTLE WASH 98 104
KUC ERA EDWARD 0 65
STATE FORESTRY DEPT
COOS BAY DREG 97420
LAURI TSEN DONALD A 67
49 19 PECAN GROVE 246
SAN ANTONIO TEXAS 76222
LEW I S TREVOR R 26
BOX 58
PIERCY CALIF 95467
LOVEJOY HARLAN B 48
15 54 LU LLABY LANE W
ANAHEIM CALIF 92802
MACWI LLIAMS JOHN 0 60
PO BOX 3623
PORTLAND DREG 97208
MARL RI CHARD E 50
1764 OANEBO
EUGENE DREG 97402
MAYS LAWRENCE KEN T 56
335 JADE PLACE
ROSSWELL GA 30075
KOLL ER FRANK 0 2 1
6036 N BURRAGE
PORTL AND DREG 97217
KUEHNLE JAMES 46
E 12423 PORTLAND RD
S POKAN E WASH 99216
LAVE NDER DENIS P 56
FOR RES LAS OSU
CORVALLIS DREG 9733 1
LIBBY J OE A 27
2242 S 19TH
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH 84108
LOV I N CLARENCE V 32
B23l NE SANOY BLVD
POR TLAN D DREG 97220
MACY ROBERT W 63
602 ASPEN ST
COUL EE DAM WASH 99 11 6
MARSHALL EDWA RD H 36
2618 NE STUART OR
PORTLAND DREG 97 212
MCA LLI STER J AMES L 68
BOX 543
BURNS DR EG 97720
KONNIE SAM F 51
CO ROY SWANSON
NOll DREG 97461
KUHAR RONALD R 66
9 16 N MAO I RAN Sf
JUNCTION CITY KANS 66441
LAWLER RAYMOND E 43
LOTUS CALIF 95651
LIBBY JOHN W 29
863 0 MONTE CRISTO
EVERETT WASH 98202
LOV ITT ROGER 0 6 7
605 EUCL I D ST
SHEL TON WASH 98584
MADDEN BYRON E 53
C/0 W E MAD DEN
MOROCCO IN O 47963
MARSHALL LARRS T 41
900 E KENT AV E
VANCOUVER CANADA
MCALVAGE EDWAR D M 42
3939 CLOVERLAWN OR
GRANTS PASS DREG 9 7526
KOCLHAA S CORN ELI S B 68
86 E 12TH ST
HOLLAND MICH 49423
KUL OSA ERW I N 56
9501 LOGRINER DE ORO
ALBUQUERQUE N M 87111
LIOOI COATT GEO W 57
1196 BROADW AY USFS
SAN DIEGO CALIF 92101
LOWDEN MERLE S 32
3511 SHEPHERD ST
CHE VY CHASE MD 20015
MADDEN MYRNO A 41
CROWN ZELL
CAMAS WASH 98607
MARSHALL MERLE E 57
RT 4 BOX 22 4
IDAHO FALLS IDAHO 83401
MCANDREWS KENNETH M 58
BX 651 WEYERHAEUSER
KLAMATH FALL S DREG 976 01
KOOLHAAS CORNELIUS 68
WES TE RN THEOLOGY SEM
HOLLAND MICH 49423
KUNG FAN HAO 62
PO BOX 427
TAIPEI TAIWAN CHIN A
LI EURANCE MELVIN L 50
U S FOREST S ERVICE
PORTERVILLE CALIF 93257
lOWDE R FREDERICK R 65
422 KARR AVE
HOQU IAM WASH 965 50
MADISON ROBERT W 56
RT 3 BOX 133 AA
TILLAMOOK DREG 97141
MARTIN CHARLES H 59
2950 SH COLLINS CT
PORTLAND DREG 97219
MCCAB E FRANCIS R 34
9656 SE RAMONA
PORTLAND OREG 9 7266
KORSOL M JE ROME 66
CMR BOX 1644
FAIRCH IL D AFB WASH 99011
KYAN DO REUBEN M S 65
BX 682 MOROGORO
TANZANIA E AFRICA
LIJA RICHARD 0 60
PO BOX 167
LOWELL DREG 97452
LOWTHER MARTIN E 50
PO BOX 117
MCCLE ARY WASH 98557
MADSEN ROBERT S 50
STATE DEPT FOR
FOREST GROVE DREG 97 11 6
MARTIN DENNIS W 66
US FORES T SERVICE
BAKER DREG 97814
MCCALL BOY D R 60
2240 32NO ST
LONGVIEW WASH 96632
KOSKELLA TEO W 45
USFS ALBUQUERQUE
ALBUQUERQUE N HEX 87 100
KY LE COL DAVID M 42
16 GREGG WAY
FORT RUCKER ALA 36 360
LINDGRE N ROBER T K 50
lJ S PLYWOOD CORP
ANDERSON CALIF 9 6007
lUCAS HORAC E A 33
460 BARKER RD
SPRINGF I ELD PA 19064
MAHER DARR EL G 56
PO SOX 272
COEUR 0 ALENE IDAHO 63614
MARTIN JAMES W 50
BOX 278
SAND POINT IDAHO 83864
MCCLELL AND DOUGLAS 59
360 7 EDGEWOOD OR
VANCOUVER WASH 9666 1
KOTEN DON E 57
SC HOOL Of FORE STRY
SYRACUSE N Y 132 10
KY LE DONALD C 37
432 E MAIN
HIL LSBORO DREG 97
LINDH AXEL G 31
8107 NE 101 AVE
VANCOUVER WASH 96662
LUK ERT JAMES L 59
RR 2 BOX 285E
FRANKL IN VA 23 851
MAL LERY MALCOLM 0 6 1
1565 20TH NE
SALEM DREG 97301
HARTIN LESLIE R 58
GILCHRIST TIMBER CO
GILCHRIST DREG 97737
MCC LENDON BERNARD 36
BOX 127
CRESCENT CITY CALIF 95531
LAWLER THOMAS A 6 1
BOHEMIA LBR CO
CULP CREEK DREG 97427
LAWSON JOHN G 67
MITCHELL ST RT 175
PRI NEVIL LE DREG 9 77 54
LEA HY PETE R M 54
2905 BARNARD AVE
VERNON 8 C
LEAVITT KE ITH R 54
HI NES LBR CO
OAKRIDGE DREG 97463
LE BO J OE M 39
48 ROCKR I DGE CT
OROVILLE CALIF 95965
50
51
66
MAULE WYNNE M 50
USFS PO BLDG
OLYMPIA WASH 96501
MCCLENDON MALCOLM 0 49
USFS
PENDLETON DREG 97801
MCKIMMY MILFORD 0 51
SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
CORVALLIS DREG 97331
MEREWETHER FREMONT 40
710 NE HOLLADAY ST
PORTLAND DREG 97200
MILLER OLIN R 46
2611 FIR S T
LONGV IEW WASH 98632
MORIN LENARD L 67
UNION CRK RNGR STA
PROSPECT DREG 97536
HYERS LELAND L 62
BOX 548
SUMPTER DREG 9 7877
NEWTON PH ILIP A 30
1205 HONEYSUCKLE ST
CAYCE S CAROLINA 29033
OCONNOR J OHN J 5 1
2823 GE ORGIANNA
MEDFORD DREG 97502
MCCOLLUM CHARLES A 18
2910 EAGLE WAY
SARASATA FLA 33580
MCKINNON FINLAY S 29
B C FORES T SERV
VICTORIA B C
MERRIAM l C JR 58
1643 MAPLE KNOll OR
ST PAUL MINN 55113
MILLER ROBERT 8 54
U S F S
BAKER DREG 97814
MORRIS RICHARD M 50
11 25 BROCKWOOO
MCMINNVILLE DREG 97128
NAISH RORERT A 53
FED OFF BLDG USFS
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
NEWTON TORREY A 41
313 CHURCH ST
EMPIR E CALIF 95319
OEKERH AN GILBERT E 59
AMERICAN PLY ASSN
TACOMA WASH 98401
MCCOLLUM JOHN E 17
505 J ST
SACRAMENTO CALIF 95814
MCLAREN EARLE K 63
168 WHIT ESIDE OR
CORVALLIS DREG 973 30
MERRITT JAMES 49
US FOREST SERVICE
BELLINGHAM HASH 98225
MILLER SAM L 30
8822 MACLEARY RO SE
SALEM DREG 97301
MORRIS ROBERT A 66
1247 VALLEY VIEW RO
ASHLAND DREG 97520
NANCE MAR I ON N 35
70B SPRUCE
COU LEE DAM WASH 99116
NIBLOCK RUSSEL A 41
BOX 4137
PCRTLANO DREG 97208
OGAWA PAT T
2-4444 LAKLSE AVE
TERRACE BC CANADA
MCC OMB DENVER P 40
2600 STATE ST
SALEM DREG 97301
MCLEAN CLAUDE C 63
512 NW 30TH
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
MERTENS HARRY L 47
BOX 428
THRE E FORKS MONT 59752
MILLER VONDIS E 30
RT 1 BOX 294M
REDMOND DREG 97756
MORRIS ON FRITZ M 41
USFS
WENATCHEE WASH 98A01
NASH H RICHARD 64
P 0 BOX 36 1
PLACERVILLE CALIF 95667
NICHOLAS DARREL 0 59
45-402 AKIMALA ST
KANEAHE OAHU HAWAII 96744
OHLSEN HARRY 40
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
MCCOMB FREMONT 38
PO BOX 4137
PORTLAND DREG 97208
MCLEAN EDWARD H 38
USFS BOX 886
KETCHIKAN ALASKA 99901
METCALF RONALD G 53
5023 N 27TH ST
ARLINGTON VA 22207
MILLS J ENE E 3B
1931 LAK EHU RS T OR
OLYMPIA WASH 98501
MORRISON LELAN D 57
BLH PO BOX 2965
PORTLAND OREG 97208
NATALE PAUL R 63
VE SURICUS JOB CORP
PEDRO OHIO 45659
NICHOLAS IVAN J 31
US FOREST SERVICE
ALEXANDRIA LA 71302
OHMAN JOHN 0 50
1142 STATE FARM RD
SANTA ROSA CALIF 95401
MCCORMICK RONALD F 55
STAR ROUTE
SAN D POINT IDAHO 83864
MCMlNIMY LAR RY 0 63
ST REGIS PAPER CO
Ll BBY MONT 59923
MEUSCH CPT JOHN 0 60
ROUTE 2 BOX 329
LE BANON DREG 97355
MINATO A E 50
329 NE A ST
GRANTS PASS DREG 97525
MORRIS ON VANCE L 39
2600 STillE ST
SAlEM DREG 97301
NAUTEL WM G 52
PO BOX 5241
PORTLAND DREG 97216
NICHOLS ALAN F 64
PO BOX 9 1
TE RRACE BC CANADA
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1904 SE HEMLOCK
PORTLAND DREG 97214
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U S FORES T SERVICE
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USFS
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RT 1 BOX 8-A
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1204 CH ESTN UT
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BOX 548
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2066 NW LUTH ST
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
OLEARY JOHN E 47
SCH OF FORESTRY OSU
CORVALLIS DREG 97331
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9117 NE 36TH
BELLEVUE WASH 98004
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BOX 266
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MEYER BRUNO C 68
RT 2 BOX 434
GOLD HILL DRE G 97525
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RT 1 BOX 8909
PORTLAND DREG 97231
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PO BOX 4 77
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NEAL RO BERT L 51
PO BOX 523
WINSLOW ARIZ B6047
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3070 SW FAIRMOUNT
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USFS
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2450 MENDOCINO AVE
SANTA ROSA CALIF 95401
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820 22NO NH
SALEM DREG 97301
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536 W SHENANDOAH
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
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MASONITE CORP
UNIAH CALIF 95482
MOSAR MERLE A 5 1
2525 SH TIMB ERLINE
PORTLAND DREG 97225
NEISZ KENN ETH A 65
WEYERHAEUSER BX 651
KLAMATH FALLS DREG 97601
NILSSON ADO LPH 11
13720 SE ARISTA
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S IMPSON LOGGING CO
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2342 DIXON ST
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TRMNAL SALES BLDG
PORTLAND DREG 97205
MEYER JOHN K 60
2404 E MCLOUGHLIN
VA NCOUVER HASH 98661
MITCHELL HOWARD W 52
1480 SKYV I EH OR
MEDFORD DREG 97501
MOSS JENE 36
PO BOX 33 2
BONNEVILLE DREG 9700B
NELLER WALTER 49
531 JEFFERSON ST
PALO ALTO CALIF 94303
NIXON GAYLORD 0 51
608 ROLLING ROCK OR
BLOOHFLO HILLS MICH 48013
OLSEN ALVIN C 27
RT 1 BOX 21
NE VADA CITY CALIF 95959
MCDONALD ERNEST C 53
PO BOX 3623
PORTLAND DREG 97208
MCPHE.RSON A B 49
107 TER RACE OR
CHICO CALIF 95926
MEYER KENNETH R 59
USFS RT 2 BOX 19
TILLER DREG 97484
MITCHELL RUSS G 56
2865 ROYAL OAKS OR
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
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FOREST SCIENCE LAB
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520 LATOURETTE ST
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OLSEN ROBERT J 60
183 E ST
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MCDONALD NORMAN J 46
RT 2 BOX 120-0
AUR ORA DREG 97002
MCPH ER SON FRANK W 39
POPE & TALBOT INC
OAKRIDGE DREG 97463
MEYER WALTER H 57
RT 7 BOX 7910
BAINBRIDGE I S WASH 9Bll0
MOHR DARRELL 0 60
240 5TH ST
KIRKLAN D WASH 98033
MOUNTEER ROBER T W 55
2600 STATE ST
SALEH DREG 9730 1
NELSON ELWYN DEAN 66
555 NE LINDEN
GRESHAM DREG 97030
NORMAN ROBERT H 48
1709 GOLF CL OR
GLENDALE CALIF 91206
OLSON FRANK W 60
STAR RT BX 227 8
FORKS WASH 98331
MCDOWALL MALCOLM R 59
TIMBER PRODUCT S CO
MEDFORD DREG 97501
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2221 SE EL Ll OTT
PORTLAND DREG 97214
MICKEL GEORGE E 37
1946 34TH ST
MILWAUKIE DREG 97222
MOISIO W J 32
USFS PO BOX 3623
PORTLAN D DREG 97208
HOWAT EDW IN L 24
625 LIT WAY
ASHLAND DREG 97520
NELSON EVERALO C 32
10918 NE EVERETT
PORTLAND DREG 97220
NORMAN STANLEY 39
:503 SH 6 1ST DR
PORTLAND DREG 97221
OLSON JERRY G 6 2
4501 NE 51ST ST
VANCOUVER WASH 98661
MCFARLAND HARVEY J 51
RCSBORO L BR CO
SPRINGFIELD DREG 97477
MCPHERSON R 0 54
625 HOB SON
WALLA WALLA WASH 99362
MIELKE OR JAMES L 25
480 E 5TH
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HONFORE JOHN 0 68
BOX 150
LAKEVIEW OREG 97630
MOVER PAUl E 42
HTL GORDON 112 7TH
SAN FRANCISCO CALIF 94118
NELSON JACK A 53
ROSEBURG LBR CO
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
NORTON ROBERT G 51
HERBERT L BR CO
RIDDLE DREG 97469
OLSON JOHN C 53
PO BOX 3806
EUREKA CALIF 95502
MCGHEHEY JOHN H 65
OEP FOR 721 PUBLIC
CALGARY-ALBERTA CAN
MCREYNOLDS AUSTIN 40
730 WALNU'r AVE
EUGENE DREG 97401
MIHATA KEVIN K 66
360 BEECHMONT DR
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MOORE FRANK W 51
RT 3 BOX 484
LEBANON DREG 97355
MUELLER GEORGE T 38
2518 GRAYSBY
SAN PEDRO CALIF 90732
NELSON JOHN M 68
STAR RT BOX 253
OAKRIDGE DREG
NOTENBOOM TOBIAS I ~2
BOX 68
HOOOPORT WASH 98548
OLSON LEON V 52
1809 NE SUNSET
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
MCGINNITY KENNETH 0 48
22 ROOS EVELT CIRCLE
PALO ALTO CALIF 94306
MCREYNOLDS KEN P 29
525 BENNETT CREEK OR
COTTAGE GROVE DREG 97424
MILLER CHARLES W 68
USFS PO BOX 127
DESCANSO CALIF 92016
MOORE GARY D 63
BOX 694
FERNDALE WASH 98248
MULHOLLAND KENNE TH 54
RR 2
LADY SMITH B C CAN
NELSON LEE J 41
2045 N 13TH COUR T
CCOS BAY DREG 97420
NUNENKAMP VICTOR L 43
14046 PAGELOW
SCOTT AFB ILL 62225
MCGOWAN KENNE TH L 67
PUB UTILITY OIST 1
LONGVIEW WASH 98632
MEADOR W DEAN 49
4840 SW PHILO~ATH RO
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
MILLER DOUGLAS R 28
630 SANSOME USFS
SAN FRANCISCO CALIF 94111
MOORE MACK R 61
US FOREST SERVICE
PENDLETON OREG 97801
MULKEY LESTER R V 57
630 19TH AVE
LEWISTON IDAHO 83501
NELSON ROBERT W 65
660 BUSHNELL LN
EUGENE DREG 97402
NUTTING BERNARD L 23
138 FOOTHILL RO
MEDFORD DREG 97501
MCGUIRE KELLY B 26
CAMP 19
FORT BRAGG CALIF 95437
MEALEY ROBERT H 36
USFS ASH BLDG
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
MI LLER ELMER E 30
BOX 106
DAY CREEK DR EG 97429
MOORE MERLE S 33
3502 CAP IT OL MANOR
SALEH DREG 97301
HUNGER OSGOOD H 52
1522 GEORG IA liVE SE
SALEH ORFG 97301
NESS STEVEN P 62
1435 COMMERCIAL
OAKRIDGE DREG 97463
NYGAARD AN DRE W H 51
2314 IRVINE AVE
ASTORIA DREG 97103
MCGUIRE MICHAEL W 66
CCHPTROLER SSD-AEPU
LOS ANGELES CALIF 90045
MEARS JOHN H 63
BLH
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
MILLER ELWOOD L 65
1427 G SP ARTON VILL
EAST LANSING MICH 48823
MOORE SPENCER T 45
2930 GREELEY DR
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
MUNRO DONALD R 65
UNIV ERS ITY OF B C
VANCOUV ER CANADA
NEWBERG ARTHUR J 39
2405 SW CAL DEW
PORTLAND DREG 97219
OARD ALBERT G 47
USFS PO BOX 3623
PORTLAND DREG 97208
MCKAGUE JERRY l 65
PO BOX 342
PILOT ROCK DREG 97868
HEDLEY JAMES W 21
795 OAKWAY RO
EUGENE DREG 97401
MILLER JACK M 34
TARGHEE N F
SAINT ANTHONY IDAHO 83445
HORDENO ANGELO G 63
2 HAKILING HTS COLL
LAGUNA PHILIPINES
MURPHY ALFRED H 41
RT 1 BOX 54
HOPLAND CALIF 95449
NEWBERG EARL A 48
BOX 153
NEHALEM DREG 97131
OATNEY LARRY N 62
979 S 7TH ST
COOS BAY DREG 97420
MCKEOWN EUGENE 0 42
PO BOX 10008
RICHMOND VA 23240
HEHL THOMAS H Ill 63
1219 NW HIGHLAND AVE
GRANTS PASS DREG 97526
MILLER JULIAN F 49
300 5 TH ST BAY PARK
COOS BAY DREG 97420
MORE GLENN M 62
1870 CRESTMONT
REDDING CALIF
MARSHALL 0 60
RT 1 BOX 749
CENTRALIA WASH 9853 1
NEWKIRK BILL 51
2402 WILLIAM & MARY
ALEXANDR I A VA 22308
OBR IEN ALFRED J 49
COLLINS PINE CO
CHES TER CALIF 96020
MCKEOWN PATRICK V 49
SANTIAH LBR CO
SWEET HOME DREG 97386
HEllS PERCY E 24
865 CAROLINE ST S
SALEM DREG 97302
MILLER LARRY
1835 W ARAIBI OR
PHOENIX ARIZ 85027
HORGAN WILLIAM 0 42
10440 SW RlOGEVW
PORTLAND DREG 972 19
HUTTNYAN SKY ZDLTAN 57
PO BOX 36025
SAN FRANCISCO CALIF 94109
NEWPORT DR CARL A 50
1030 AMERICAN BANK
PORTL AND DREG 97205
OBRIEN DONNELL 37
403 HAYCOX ST
PETERSBURG VA 23800
MCKIBBIN GEORGE A 65
STATE FORESTRY DEPT
ASTORIA DREG 97103
HENANO JON E 60
480 MASSACHUSETTES
RIVERSIDE CALIF 92507
MILLER MARK E 67
402 MADISON
KETCHIKAN ALASKA 99901
MORIN CLAUDE 0 33
FOREST SERV BLDG
OGDEN UTAH 84403
HVER PHILIP J 66
1742 E 4TH ST
PORT ANGELES WASH 98362
NEWTON MICHAEL 59
SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
CORVALLIS DREG 97331
52
MURR~Y
OBYE HERSCHEL C 26
3020 L W RIVER RD
GRANTS PASS DREG 97526
53
OLSON RON R 61
RTE I
MADRAS DREG 97741
OLSON WIll! AM R 61
BOX B3
ROCKPORT WASH 98283
ONEAL JACK L 66
548 W HI CKARY
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
ONEILL DONALD H 50
3113 KALM IA
SAN DIEGO CALIF 921D4
DPATZ THOMAS 0 53
301 WEST AVE 26
LOS ANGELES CALIF 90031
ORELL BERNARD 39
WEYERHSR TACOM A BLDG
TAC OMA WASH 98401
ORR WAYNE E 59
PO BOX 85
QUEMADO N M 87829
OSBORN DAVID W 61
534 FAIRVIEW
ASHLAND OREG 97520
OSBORN GEORGE P 42
811 lOTH ST
OREGON CITY DREG 97045
PAPROKE KENNETH M 63
4725 NE t OOTH
PORTLAND DREG 97220
PAYANOEH B!JA~ 66
FACUlTY TAHRIZ UNIV
TAHRil IRAN
PETERSON CARL A 41
PO BOX 44
MADRAS OREG 97741
PICARD WILLIAM J 65
1 11 0 W 9TH
COQU ILLE DREG 97423
PRADISTAPONGS PROF 61
KASETSART UNIV
BANGKOK THAILAND
RAGON ROBERT E 65
US FOREST SERV I CE
SHELTON WASH 98584
REAGAN RIGHARD N 66
20 10 S 3RD ST
CORVAL LI S DREG 97330
OSLUND ROBERT S 47
843 LAKE SHORE RD
LAKE OSWEGO DREG 97207
PARIS ANDREW J 42
16677 SW CANYON
LAKE OSWEGO DREG 97034
PAYNE DENNIS A 62
PO BOX 332
MAPLETON DREG 97453
PETERS ON CL INTON M 59
PO BOX 2o3
ENTERPRIZE OREG 97828
PICKUP JA CK H 41
TECH SUPPOR T CENTER
SU ITL AND MD 21668
PRATT FRED J 39
COMODITY S TAB USDA
WASHINGTON D C 20000
RAINWATER THEODORE 30
1510 J EFF ERSON NE
SALEM DREG 91303
REED CLI FFORD G 63
BOX 96
WHITE SWAN WASH 98952
OS TERLING RALPH S 66
1016 DRAKE AVE
BURL I NGAME CALIF 94010
PARKE THOMAS C 66
4209 F ll BERT S T
TILLAM OOK DREG 97 141
PEARCE HAROLD L 63
48 ROSITA WAY
OROV ILLE CALIF 95965
PETERSON EUG ENE K 37
1711 NE 153 RO PL
PORTLAND OREG 97230
PIERCE DONALD W 62
CLEAR PINE MILLWORK
PR INEVILL E DREG 97754
PRATT HERBERT L 54
PO BOX 3623
PORTLAND DREG 97208
RAM BHAGAT 59
721 CLOVERDALE
VICTORIA B C CAN
REED JAMES H 57
USFS 6616 MKT ST
UPPER DARBY P4 19082
OTTOMAN ROBERT L 40
MEDFORD CORP
MEDFORD DREG 97501
PARKE WALTER H 5 1
HUMBOLDT FLAKEBOARO
ARCATA CALIF 95521
PEARSON ERNEST D 50
STATE FORESTRY DEPT
FOREST GROVE DREG 97 11 6
PETERSON HERB A 54
2066 OLSON COUR T
ARCATA CALIF 95521
PIERCE J AMES WALTER 66
STAR RT BOX 433A
nAKRIDGE DREG 97463
PRESCOTT JOHN S 42
3390 AINTREE OR
N VANCOUVER BC CAN
RAMSAY FRED B 30
1350 SPR I NG L4NE
CORVA LLI S DREG 97330
REED JOH'II W 57
914 SH IRLEY ST
WI NTHROP MASS 02152
OVERBAY JAMES C 56
PO BOX 54
ALSEA DREG 97324
PARKE WM f>l o3
SCHOOL OF FORESTRY
OSU CAMPUS 91331
PEARSON HARRY G 46
STATE FORESTRY DEPT
JOHN DAY DREG 97645
PETERSON JOHN T 65
1019 7TH AVE N
PORT ALBERN! BC CAN
PIEROVICH JOHN M 54
1519 S WEST ST
FALLS CHURCH VA 22046
PREVETTE THOMAS L 68
4435 SE CRYSTAL SPGS
PORT LAND OREG 97206
RAMSING KENNETH 0 60
2765 TAYLOR S T
EUGENE ORF.G 97405
REED STARR W 49
2000 WASHINGTON BL D
SEATTLE WASH 98101
OVERHOLSER JAME S L 50
FOREST RESEARCH LAB
CORVAL LIS DREG 97331
PARKER ALVIN L 27
125 E JERSEY ST
GLADSTONE DREG 97027
PEAVY BRADLEY A 22
29300 GOLDEN ST HWY
SAUGUS CALIF 91350
PETERSON ROBERT E 50
PAC PW R & L I GHT
MEDFORD OREG 97501
PIERSON EDW I N W 5?
1733 ROBERTS WAY
ARCATA CALIF 95521
PR I BNOW A W 40
430 N 4TH
CHENEY WASH 99004
RANDALL JAMES W 49
3480 W 15TH
EUGENE OREG 97402
REED WAL LER H 36
COLLINS PINE CO
CHES TER CALIF 96020
OWEN WALLACE D 53
9300 MONUMENT DR
GRANTS PASS DREG 97526
PARKER EDGAR J 32
1733 BEAR CREEK RD
BEND DREG 97701
PECK CLINTON K 42
LE XINGTON DREG 97639
PET ERSON RUSSE LL A 60
RT 1 BOX 134
CLOVERDALE DREG 97112
PIHA LOUIS 48
RT 2 BOX 369
EUGENE DREG 97401
PRICE DAV I D M 61
PO BOX 247
DEARY IDAHO B3623
RANDRUP C W 41
2240 S MORLEY AVE
LEGRAN DE CALIF 95333
REEDY GEORGE L 53
SCOTT LBR CO BOX 75
BURNEY CALIF 96013
OWENS THOMAS S 22
RTE 1
CORVAL LIS DREG 97330
PARK ER JOHN R 32
lOB TOWN & COUNTRY
SAN J OSE CALIF 95126
PETERSON WAYNE L 42
DENNIS RO
CENTRAL PT DREG 97502
PITTS DONALD W 56
1 36 1 W SAM PL E
FRESNO CALIF 93705
PRICE ERNEST B JR 52
PO BOX 3623
PCRTLAND DREG 97208
RANK I N ARTHUR W 53
1925 NEWPORT 4VE
SACRAMENTO CALIF 95822
REEVES G BISM ARK 65
U OF LIBERIA
MONROV I A AFR I CA
OWENS WILLIAM 0 22
12356 SW KING GEORGE
TIGARD DREG 97223
PARKER SCOLLAY C 46
1664 UNI ON RIDGE RD
PLACERVILLE CALIF 95667
PETRI F. KEITH 52
1121 SW SALMON ST
PORTLAND OREG 97205
PLANKINGTON J C 39
PRINSESS BEATRI XLAAN
LEIDSCHENDAM HOLLAN
PRICE FRANK E 50
REGIONAL FORESTERS
SAN FRANCISCO CALIF 94100
RAPHAEl HAROLD J 50
1442 HASLETT RD
HASLETT MICH 48840
REGNELL LLOYD C 20
6003 MElVERN DR
BETH ESDA MO 20014
PAAVOLA IVAR R 63
2735 NE 35TH PL
PORTLAND DREG 97232
PARKER VELOON A 32
710 N 6 TH STR EET
MILWAUKEE WISC 53203
PETR I E ROSS 50
BOX 3578
PORTLAND OREG 97208
PLATT RI CHARD 5 1
USFS
EUGENE DREG 97401
PRICE PERRY H 29
PO BOX 193
LA GRANDE OREG 97850
RAPRAEGER HAROLD A 33
1125 N 20TH ST
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
REIERSTAO ROLF R 33
440 sw 143k0
SEAT TLE WASH 98166
PADGHAM WM G 56
9940 SW PEMBR OOK
TIGARD DREG 97223
PARKS GAYLORD K 55
4631 E SHIELDS
FRESNO CALIF 93 726
PETTERSON WALDO I 34
2 155 SW SUNSET
PORTLAND OREG 97222
PLATT WILLIAM 0 62
121 7 SANTA FE AVE
ALBANY CALIF 94706
PRICHANANOA C 60
CCLL OF FORESTRY
SYRACUSE N Y 13202
RASER WILLIAM V 42
12317 NE MORR I S
PORTLAND DREG 97230
REILLY JAMES T 61
STAR RTE BX 440
SHADY COVE DREG 97539
PAGE FLOYD E 56
WEYERHAEUSER CO
NORTH BEND DREG 97459
PARSON S GLENN B 39
BOX 52 5
ElGIN DREG 97627
PETTEY JR R A 59
WEYERHSER CO BOX 3B9
NORTH BEND DREG 97459
Pl UMB TIMOTHY R JR 54
PO BOX 245
BERKELEY CALIF 94701
PRIDEAUX JOHN A 39
LY ONS DREG 91358
RASMUSSEN BOYD l
6768 BARON RO
MCLEAN VA 2210 1
REPPETO HENRY R 50
6 11 11TH AVE
EASTSIDE DREG 97470
PAGE RAY S 61
LUSAYAN RANGER STA
GRANO CANYON ARIZ 86023
PARSONS WAYNE S 49
GA-PAC 375 PARK AVE
NEW YORK N Y 10022
PETTEYS EDWIN 0 P 68
3266 ALAN I DR
HONOLULU HAWAII 96B22
POKORNEY DAN IEL G 66
6241 RUSSE LL RD 20 1
ALECANDRIA VA 22309
PAGTER LARRY B 46
2109 STERL lNG DR
EUGENE OR EG 97402
PARTAIN GERALD l 49
2929 PACIFIC AVE
ARCATA CALIF 95521
PETTY OLIVER W 40
1033 GIBSON HILL RD
ALBANY DREG 97321
POLAND EDWARD W 35
SHED D OREG 97377
PUHN WALTER J 32
3025 FARRIS AVE
FRESNO CALIF 93 705
PAIN E DAVID P 53
SCH OF FORESTRY OSU
CORVALLIS DREG 97331
PASKETT CURTIS J 64
2139 6TH AVE
SACRAMENTO CALIF 95618
PONCE GUILLER~O 39
ANAKAN LUMBER CO
G!NGO OG MISA P I
PUNG ERNEST 64
525 AINAKO ST
HILO HAWAI I 93705
PAINE PHIL LI P l 26
4390 SE 196 AVE
ALOHA DREG 97006
PATCH DENNIS W 32
1070 15TH ST NE
SAlEM OREG 97301
PCPE DENN IS B 67
ROUTE 1 AOX 28 1
AUMSVILLE OREG 97325
PURKEY DANIEL K 63
PO AOX 613
MONTEREY CALIF 93940
PAISLEY EARL R 50
1509 LONG ISLAND DR
EUGENE DREG 97401
PATCHEN GERALD N 55
USFS PO BOX 1390
KlAMATH FALLS DREG 97601
POPP!NO JOHN H 58
314 HILL CREST DR
JCHN DAY DREG 9764 1
PUTNEY ALLEN D 66
123 ELDRIDGE ST
MILL VALLEY CALIF 94941
PALO! JOSEPH W 50
FED BLDG 11 30 0 ST
FRESNO CAL IF 93721
PATERSON THOMAS T 64
WEYERHAEUSER CO
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
POUST ASHLEY ~ 37
USFS PO BLDG
BEND OREG 97701
QUAKENBUSH C E 60
RT 2 BO X 616
CAMAS WASH 9B607
PALEN KENNETH R 52
4907 3RD ST
TillAMOOK DREG 97 141
PATTERSON DON G 52
306 COVINGTON RD
LOS ALTO S CALIF 94002
POWELL HAROLD G 32
LORENZ LBR 1473 ASH
BURNEY CALIF 96013
OUERIN HOWARD M 50
649 SOUTH F ST
LAKEV IEW DREG 97630
PAl MER DARRELL l 56
3212 lAURIE DR
ANDERSON CALIF 96007
PATTERSON THOMA S J 58
9311 109TH ST SW
TACOMA WASH 96496
POWELL LOUIS W 50
236 FAROLLONE
TACOMA WASH 98402
OUINN RICHARD P 60
1969 SE l22N D AVE
PORTLAND DREG 97233
PA LMER KAR L G 41
1210 CAMBRIDG AVE
CLAREMONT CALIF 91711
PATTON HARRY C 1 7
10250 SW ARBORCREST
PORTLAND DREG 97225
POWELL RI CHARD L 67
BOX 18345 USAFSS
SAN ANTONIO TEXAS 78241
RADCLIFFE TOM H 42
134 DAHLIA
KLAMATH FALLS DREG 97601
PALMER MARC A 39
254 N ALDER
BURNS DREG 97720
PATTON WILBUR C 40
MAHOMET ILL 61653
PETERS OTTO F 40
2 135 PINE ST
EUREKA CALIF 95501
POWERS FLORIAN E 29
PC BOX 635
SALMON IDAHO 61467
RADC LI FFE WM A 50
US PLYWOOD BOX 325
MCCLOUD CALIF 96057
PAULSEN EDWARD M 17
2449 SW MONGOMERY
PORTLAND DREG 97 201
PETERSEN DONALD M 57
9128 DUPON T WAY
SACRAMENTO CALIF 95626
POWERS RUSSELL 0 49
RT 2 BOX 153A
CORNELIUS DREG 97113
RAGLAND WI LLIS E 48
9221 49TH AVE NE
SEATTL E WASH 98115
PALMER OR IN F 62
BUTTE FALLS RD USFS
BUTTE FALLS DREG 97522
PECKHAM JIM R 57
BOX 436
GRANTS PASS OREG 97526
PEDERS ON ROBERT E 60
PO BOX 11
CRESCENT DREG 97733
PEEL DONALD L 57
163 EAST 12TH
EUGENE DREG 97401
PELANT ROBERT F 65
BOX 499
FT ST JAMES B C CAN
PENNY WILLIAM F 53
Wl lL AMETTE VLY LBR
DALLAS DREG 97336
PENROSE RICHARD C 46
PO BOX 661
OUINCY CALIF 95971
PEPOON GEORGE W 29
2 99 ADELPHI ST
BROOKLYN NY 11205
PEPPER EARL E 53
1040 N 16TH NE
SAlEM DREG 97301
PERCIVAL GLENN R 49
2204 N CLARK AVE
PORTLAND DREG 97227
PERIGO CLI FFORD C 64
13016 NE PACIFIC
PORTLAND DREG 97230
PERKINS RANDAll F 52
PO BOX 3623
PORTLAND DREG 97206
PESSNER HUBERT 0 45
90 CORTE DESALBO
SAN RAFAEL CALIF 94904
PETERS CLAY E 56
11417 HOOK RD
RESTON VA 22070
PETERS DAVID C 50
RT 2 BOX 356
HOOD RIVER DREG 97031
54
PFISTER ROBERT D 64
707 REDWOOD
MISSOULA MONT 59601
PFISTER ROBERT 0 64
122 1 S MAIN
MOSCOW I DAHO B3843
PHELPS WILLIAM S 42
3299 CHEYENNE CT NE
SALEM DREG 91304
PHILBRICK JOHN R 34
USFS
GRANTS PASS DREG 97526
PHILBROOK MI LT ON E 55
BOX 184
PORT GAMBLE WASH 96364
PHILLIPS CLAUDE A 47
306 SHAFF RD
STAYTON OREG 97383
PHI LLIPS FRANK R 38
RT 2 BOX 343
TILLAMOOK DREG 97141
PHILLIPS HERBERT C 6B
NAVAL AIR STATION 64
MEMPHIS TENN 38100
PHILLIPS JAMES G 50
STATE FORESTRY DEPT
COOS BAY DREG 97420
PRY OR RICHARD A 58
4601 RIGLER ST
FAIR OAKS CALIF 9562B
55
35
RASMUSSEN FRANK 59
HEPPNER RANGER DIST
HEPPNER DREG 97836
RESLER REXFORD A 53
S BLDG 12TH & IND SW
WASHINGTON DC 20250
RATHBURN CARL C 67
9 70 CHE LSEA ST
NIINIAMO B C
REXSES R 0 50
BOX 308
VENETA DREG 97487
RATHBURN CARL C 67
96 INGLEWOOD DR
OROVILLE CALIF 95965
REYNOLDS EARL J 61
RT 2 BOX 703-B
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
RAUCH AUGUST H 42
U S PLYWOOD CORP
LEB4NON DREG 97355
REYNOLDS ELSBERY W 64
45 N JUDD ST
HONOLUL U HAWAII 96817
RAUSCH CLARENCE 54
RT 2 BOX 426
FOREST GROVE OREG 97116
REYNOLDS LLOYD J 24
7 423 SE 31 ST
PORTLAND DREG 97202
RAW!E CARL 0 ZA
6 16 E 29TH
HIBBIU G MINN 55746
RHIGER HANS A 31
RT 2 BOX 40
LEBANON DREG 9735 5
RAWIE ORVAL 40
RT 1 BOX 376C
JEFFERSON DREG 97352
RHODES MELVIN 52
26 5 NW 95TH
PORTLAND DREG 97229
RAY DARRY L C 62
STATE FORESTRY DEPT
TOLEDO OREG 97391
RICE ElMER 0 52
1006 PARK PLACE
YREKA CALIF 96097
RAYMOND SAMUEL W 49
2D52 LAVEY ST
KLAMATH FALL S OREG 97 60 1
RICE MICHAEL l 66
PACIFIC LUMBER CO
SCOTIA CAL IF 95565
RAYNOR CARL W 40
PO BOX 29
SPR I NGFIELD DREG 97477
RICE NEIL B 35
CA L DIV FOR BOX 1067
RIVERSIDE CALIF 92501
REA RICHARD B 58
US FOREST SERVICE
NORTH FORK CALIF 93643
RIC H PAUL A 62
BOX 543
FORESTHILL CALIF 95631
RICHARDS DOUGLAS P 63
UP I FORESTRY
BLACKSBURG VA 24060
ROBSON WILliAM L 38
3007 ARCTIC BVD 78
SPENARO ALASKA 99670
ROUNDSFELL HARRY N 28
RT 2 BOX 387
BCRING OREG 97009
SANDS TROM HAROLD P 67
MACM ILLAN BLOEDEL LT
NANA I MO B C CAN
SC HMIDT DAVID R 67
120 GREEN ACRES LN
ALBANY DREG 97321
SCROGGINS DUANE L 57
1 3760 HCKNZIE HY
SPRINGFIELD DREG 97477
SI MPSON JOSEP H F 40
SUPPLIES LTD
SICAHOUS B C CAN
SMITH HERBERT B 49
GEORGIA PACIFIC
PILOT ROCK DREG 97868
RICHARDS LARRY C 66
4615 SE 39TH AVE
PORTLAND DREG 97202
ROBY GEORGE A JR 65
305 S BLANCHF. ST
OJAI CALIF 93023
ROWLAND GERSHOM C 65
69 WES T ROAD
TACOMA WASH 98406
SANGSTER ERNEST L 51
SOUTHERN l BR CO
WARREN ARK 71671
SCHMITZ RICHARD F 57
FEDERAL BLDG USFS
MISSOULA MONT 59801
SEASON JOHN A 53
BOX 434
RIDDLE DREG 97469
SIMPSON VICTOR J 43
PO BOX 955
WESTWOOD CALIF 96137
SMITH JERRY l 62
211 1 l l NCOLN
EUGENE DREG 97401
RICHARDSON JAMES H 50
BlM 2170 STANFORD
ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99501
ROCKWOOD ENS DAVID 68
USS L F MASON DOBS2
FPO SAN FRAN CAL IF 96601
ROWLEY MARVIN L 50
PO BOX 273
PHILOMATH OREG 97370
SARGENT W F 46
PO BOX 2289
SALEM DREG 97310
SCHMOKEL CHARLES 63
85 BAXTER RD
EUGENE DREG 97402
SEHORN JAMES E 63
2725 MAYWOOD DRIVE
FOREST GROVE DREG 97116
S IPE ROBERT L 58
USFS PO BLDG
OLYMPIA WASH 98502
SMITH JOHN B 39
10140 W 17TH PL
DE NV ER COLO 80215
RICHARDSON WAYNE A 51
1673 SHAMROCK AVE
SANTA CLARA CAliF 95051
ROCUANT LUI S 65
ESCUElA DE AGRONOMA
CAS537 CHILAN CHILE
RUOD TERRY fl. 58
145 J HAIN RD
LEWISTON IDAHO 83501
SAR OH KONG 66
INSP DES EAUX/FOREST
KAMPONG CHAM CAH BOO
SCH~OKE L STEVEN A 65
USFS
S ISTERS DREG 97759
SEMMLER WILLIAM H 41
5009 ENGLEWOOD AVE
YAKIMA WASH 98902
SISSON VICTOR E 60
BOX 254
LAPWAI IDAHO 83540
SMITH JOHN B 64
PO BOX 3227
SALEM OREG 97301
RICHARDSSON KARl 8 56
BlASUTVAGEN 33 ENSKE
STOCK HOLM SWEDEN
RCDGERS CECIL E 52
BCX 54 BROOKINGS PLY
BROOKINGS DREG 97415
RUEGG ROBERT 39
73 WESTOVER AVE AAFB
WASHINGTON D C 20332
SARV I S JAMES C 50
BOX 388
HELENA MONT 59601
SCHNARE J KEITH 66
BOX 11 24
ZIGZAG DREG 97073
SERAF I N PETER H 40
889 SE CHADWICK
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
SKILL NEIL T 54
2600 STATE STREET
SALEM DREG 97301
SMITH JOHN l 66
1751 SAUSEL
OAKLAND CALIF 94602
RICHEN CLARENCE W 35
2822 NE 32NO Pl
PORTLAND DREG 97212
ROEGNER KENNETH C 52
2871 REGAL AVE
REDDING CAliF 96001
RUHKALA ROY E 42
3995 WINDING LANE
ROCKLIN CALIF 95677
SASSER ARTHUR H 41
94 GREENACRES RD
EUGENE OREG 97401
SCHOPPERT GEORGE A 50
2600 STATE ST
SALEM DREG 97301
SEYMOOR H LYLE 48
ROUTE 1 BOX 759
SALEM OREG 97304
SKYLES RICHARD K 39
2804 NE 65TH
PORTlAND DREG 97213
SMITH JOSEPH H 52
USFS
MAPLETON DREG 97453
RICHMOND HECTOR A 28
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NANAIMO ec CANADA
ROEMHILOT MERTON H 40
14980 SW 98TH
PORTLAND DREG 97223
RUHMANN WM 30
371 S IRVIN G ST
COQUILLE OREG 97423
SATAR I ACHMED M 58
OJL TJIKYRAJ 18
BOGOR INDONESIA
SCHRAGER MANUEL H 51
2215 S PROM
SEAS IDE DREG 9713R
SHAW JOHNNY E 65
MONUMENT DREG 97864
SLAYTON HALE T 35
BCX 921
COOS BAY DREG 97420
SM ITH LAWRENCE H 22
PO BOX 479
MCMINNV ILLE OREG 97128
RICKSON CARL A 21
6610 SE 30TH
PORTLAND OREG 97202
ROGERS DAVID H 48
3333 SIERRA VW
SACRAMENTO CALif 95821
RUSH I NG ROBERT H 36
3070 NW FRONT
PORTLAND DREG 97210
SATER CHESTER P 63
PAYETTE N F
MCCALL I OA 836 38
SCHR IVER FRANK P 39
1033 LAS PULGAS
PAC PALISADES CALIF 90272
SLEEP WILLIAM H 66
SIMPSON TMBR BOX 87
KORBE L CALIF 95550
SMITH LYLE F 44
USFS
RENO NEVADA 89502
RIDER GENE V 58
INTERNL PAPER CO
GARDINER DREG 97441
ROGERS GARNET 0 52
1240 MANHATTAN WAY
SANTA ROSA CALif 95401
RUST WALTER J 31
BUR OF LAND MGT
ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99501
SAUBERT JACK 35
BOX 502
MCCALL IDAHO 83638
SCHROEDER DARRELL H 48
BOX 356 RELLIM REDWO
CRESCENT CITY CALIF 95531
SLEGELMILCH J OHN 59
BOX 461
HINES DREG 9 7738
SMITH HARK A JR 55
304 WESTERN CIRCLE
HAMILTON AFB CAliF 94934
RIECH FREDRIC PAU~ 66
FORESTRY U Of FlA
GAINESVILLE FLA 32603
ROGERS HOWARD F 38
720 W 17TH ST
THE B"ALL ES DREG 9105B
RUTH H ROBERT 43
PO BOX 887
CORVALLIS OREG 9733D
SAUER ALBERT W 41
ST 80 OF EQLZATN
SACRAMENTO CALIF 95801
SCHROE DER EDWARD 47
795 lANCASTER SE
SALEH DREG 97301
SLONECKER HOWARD J 38
152DD SE WOODLAND WY
MILWAUKIE DREG 97222
SMITH MERTON P 31
222 STOCKTON ST
SAN FRANCISCO CALIF 94108
RIETVElD W J 67
RCCKY MT FOR/RGE STA
FlAGSTAFF ARt Z 86001
ROGERS MICHAEL J 66
RT 1 BOX 68E-8
PEAReLOSSOM CALif 93553
RUTHERFORD C E 42
TERRITORIAL RO
JUNCTION CITY DREG 97448
SAUERWEIN WM J 48
701 NW GLI SAN
PORTLAND OREG 97200
SCHROEDER GEORGE H 35
RT 4 BOX 253
S HERWOOD DREG 97140
SMITH GLENN S 52
BOX 6
KERNVILLE CALIF 93238
SMITH NORMON R 52
540 N CEDAR
COQUILLE DREG 97423
RIGGS JIM l 51
ENG IN EERING SCH
CORVAlLIS DREG 97331
ROGERS RUSSELL 48
2950 MIT CHELL AV
OROVILLE CALIF 95965
RYNEARSON JAMES A 48
SKANA DRIVE
LADNER B C CAN
SAUNDERS ROBERT J 53
MASONITE CORP RED
Sf CHARLES Ill 60174
SCHULTHEIS WM 60
662 N 77TH
WAUWATOSA WIS 53213
SMEJKAL JIM A 58
2390 CAL YOUNG RD
EUGENE DREG 97401
SMITH PHILIP CONWAY 56
RT 2 BOX 853E
CRESWEll OREG 97426
RI NELl DAVID K 59
46-280 AUNA PlACE
KANEOHE HAWAII 96744
ROHN DONALD C 38
1028 E PENROSE
WALLA WALLA WASH 99362
SABHASRI DR SANGA 57
FOR KASETSART UNIV
BANGKOK THAILAND
SAXTON LARRY 68
RA18964449 34TH ART
APO SAN FRAN CALIF 96373
SCHU LT Z MILTON E 59
1253 ALMOND AVE
REDD ING CALIF 96001
SMILIE R STANLEY 20
23900 FA RM RO RT 1
SONOMA CALIF 95476
SMITH RAY K 68
RI NG RON 50
5 14 N 3RO
SHELTON WASH 96584
ROHRBACK DAVID L 65
757 NE 21ST
HILLSBORO DREG 97123
SAGER DOUGLAS G 65
518 E MAIN
YAMHILL OREG 97148
SCANTLEBURY ROY H 64
1D731 A ROOSEVELT NE
SEATTLE WASH 98125
SCHULTZ ROBERT PAUL 62
U S FORES T SERV ICE
OLUSTEE FLA 32072
RITTER HARRY L 49
13595 SW KNAUS RD
LAKE OSWEGO OREG 97034
ROMBACH LT JAMES 64
CO 8 613 ENGR BH
FORT CARSON COLO 80521
SAGER WILLIAM E 68
RT 3 BOX 202
TILLAMOOK DREG 97141
SCHAAF RAYMOND C 58
3165 MAPLE CT
REEDSPORT DREG 97467
SCHULTZ EDWARD W 41
8202 MCCLELLAND Pl
ALEXANDRIA VA 22309
ROB INSON DAN 0 40
SCH OF FORESTRY OSU
CORVAlLIS DREG 97331
RONDEAU RICHARD A 60
2600 STATE ST
SALEH DREG 97310
SAGER WILLIAM H 58
USF S ASH BLDG
CORVALLIS OREG 9733D
SCHAEFER WILLARD F 54
BOX 392
EUGENE DREG 97401
ROBATCEK JOHN G 59
USFS
LIVINGSTON MONT 59047
ROONEY PAUL E 56
FRUIT GROWERS SP
BURNEY CALIF 96013
SAMPERT HERBERT C 39
PO BOX 5 06
GEORGETOWN CALIF 95634
SCHAPPELL JACK N 52
50 DEL VISTA CT
PLEASANT HILL CALIF 95668
ROBERTS LARRY W 68
220 S BEEC H ST
TOLEDO DREG 97391
ROSETTE MARVIN S 55
2604 TAYLOR
LONGVIEW WASH 98632
SAMSON CHAS 38
4369 FAIR OAKS BLVD
SACRAMENTO CALIF 95825
SCHENK RAY 8 59
12 8 INT ERNTL BLDG
SINGAPORE
ROBERTSON DAN I El M 66
1796 WALLACE RD NW
SALEM DR EG 97304
ROSS JOS EPH C 42
6329 S LAKESHORE OR
SHREVEPORT LA 71109
SANDERS MARSHALL 0 61
LY DICK LK CIV CONST
COSS LAKE MINN 56633
SCHEUNER WM H 57
USFS BOX 148
ARNOLD CALIF 95223
SCOTT BARRAT G 60
947 S 4TH ST
COOS BAY DREG 97420
ROBERTSON RICHARD L 65
CROWN ZELlERBACH
SEASIDE DREG 971 38
ROSS foiAX E 60
RT 1 BOX 828
DALLAS DREG 97338
SANDERS ROBERT C 62
BOX 476
CALDER IDAHO 83808
SCHEUTl R ICHARD L 48
840 E VIRGINIA
STAYTON OREG 97383
SCOTT DAV ID E 65
PO BOX 237
CANYON CITY OREG 97820
ROBERTSON RONALD W 63
PO BOX 554
DELHI CALIF 95315
ROSSHEIM J OHN 0 5 1
7402 STINSON RO
ALEXANDRIA VA 22306
SANDERSON JAMES A 62
RT 1 BOX 203 A
NORTH BEND OREG 98045
SCH IFF EROECKER J W 42
1 3760 NE TillAMOOK
PORTLAND DREG 97230
SCO TT JAMES WH 65
RT 3 BOX 240C
MEDFORD DREG 9750 1
ROBINSON WALT ER L 5 1
LONGVIEW F I BRE
LONGV I EW WASH 98632
ROTSCHY SAMUEL 25
205 W 27TH
VANCOUVER WASH 98660
SANDOZ ALI J 40
LONG-BELL DIV !P C
LONGV I EW WASH 98632
SCH LEGEL FRAZER W 30
2223 PI ERCE ST
HALLYWOOD F LA 33020
SCOTT THOMAS 0 52
3424 NE BRYCE
PORTLAND DREG 97212
ROBLES RUDOLP H K 58
2900 S PAC HWY
ASHLAND OREG 97520
RCU"'O HARRY A 4 7
AOX 64
NORTH BEND OREG 97459
SANDOZ PAULINE B 45
2455 GORMAN RD
LONGVIEW WASH 98632
SCHLOTTMANN 0 66
8 14 A HAMILTON DR
DULUTH MINN 558 11
SCR IT SMIER HAROLD E 29
3786 N MELROSE
PORTLAND DREG 97227
56
SCHW IETERT WAYNE 60
CROWN ZELLERBACH
MOLALLA DREG 97038
SC HWINC K W KIRBY 64
BOX 790
WINSLOW ARIZ 86047
SCOF IELD ROBERT J 56
USFS FED CNTR
DENVER COLO 80225
SHEAFFER TERRANC E A 58
MT HOOD NF
HT HOOD DREG 97041
SHELTON JOHN 62
RT 4 YOUNG RO
RANDLE WASH 98377
SH ILEY WILLIAM A 40
USFS PO Bl OG
BELLINGHAM WASH 98225
SHOBERG JOHN l 67
719 E 19TH BOX 25
ALBANY DREG 97321
SHORT CARL 5 1
6933 SE CATALINA
PORTLAND DREG 97222
SHRUM H D 59
1140 N COLEMAN RD
ROSWELL GA 30075
SHRUM THOMAS E 49
PO BOX 1328
ROSEBUR G DREG 9 7470
SHULTZ MARK R 59
USFS ASH BLDG
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
SHUMATE JACK 8 47
USFS
CEDAR CITY UTAH 84720
S IBLEY R BROOKS 62
510 EBER-WH IT E BLVD
ANN ARBOR MICH 48103
S I EBEN HERBERT U 42
969 POLK
CORVALLIS DREG 973 30
SIGLER CHARLES K 58
3904 MERTENS ST
ALEXANDRIA LA 71301
SIKORA CHARLES V 56
AM FOREST PRO BX 274
NORTH FORK CALIF 93643
S I LEN ROY R 43
FOREST SC IENCE LAB
OSU CAMPUS 91331
S I MES HAROLD L 58
SISKIYOU NTL FST
POWERS DREG 97466
SIMONSON JAMES E 59
4147 SW QUINNEY AVE
PENDLET ON DREG 97801
57
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CAMAS WASH 98607
SMITH ALLEN C 30
316 LINDERO AVE
MEDFORD DREG 97501
SMITH RONALD E 52
4290 INDIGO NE
SALEM DREG 97303
SMITH ARTHUR L 65
USFS
MARIPOSA CALIF 95338
SMITH RUSSELL L 65
69 MAIN STREET
SAN FRANCISCO CALIF 94105
SM IT H ASHLEY G 67
2331 RIVERA ST
SAN FRANCISCO CALIF 94116
SMITH WALLACE A 42
419 BUCKINGHAM WAY
FRESNO CALif 93704
SMITH C WYLIE 66
825 N lOTH ST
COOS BAY OREG 97420
SMITH WILLIAM A 52
TEXAS FOREST SERV
COLLEGE STATION lEX 77840
SMITH DAVID C 60
7906 SE 36T H AVE
PORTLAND DREG 97202
SMITH WILLIAM F 54
MTN FIR LBR BOX 218
INDEPENDENCE DREG 97351
SMITH DONALD H 56
RT 1 BOX 44
TROUTDALE DREG 9706D
SMITHBURG EDWARD J 32
USFS
SANTA MARIA CALIF 93454
SMITH DOUGLAS S 50
5110 MT VIEW DR
BOISE IDAHO 83704
SNELL FRANK W 62
1620 NW KliNE ST
ROSEBURG DREG 97470
SMITH GARY VANCE 64
WALDPORT RANGER STA
WALDPORT DREG 97202
SNIDER HAROLD D 68
530 KINGS RD
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
SMI TH GARY VON 65
LONGVIEW FIBER CO
LONGVIEW WASH 98632
SNYDER ROBERT 62
1446 TURNER
FAIRBANKS ALASKA 99735
SMI TH GERALD B 48
4058 BE.VERL Y NE
<•• I'M OR EG 97303
SOHMER HERMANN C 49
WEYERHAEUSER CO
COSMOPOL IS WASH 98537
SORENSEN NORMAN P 49
ORE WASH PLYWD
GAR IB ALD I DREG 97 11 8
STAP LES HERBERT E 33
1909 SE MADISON
POR TL AND DREG 97214
STEWAR T ~ICHAEL 52
BOX 462
MT BALDY CAL I F 9 1759
STRONG CLARENCE C 24
7807 APACHE TRL- 0 12
MESA 1\R IZ 85201
TARR WILL I AM C 61
FLK LBR PO BX 606
MEDF ORD ORFG 9750 1
THOMP SON GENE 60
3480 SW WE STERN BLVD
CCRV ALLIS OREG 97330
TOURTEL LOT LL OYD J 6 1
RD I
ELNORA N Y 12065
ULLMAN DUANE T 60
ROX 605
FORKS WASH 9 833 1
SORENSON FRAN K C 64
USFS FOR SC I LAB
CORVALLIS DREG 9733 1
STARKER THURMAN J 10
634 NW 44 TH
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
STEWART MICHAEL l 68
58 18 DI RAC
SAN DIE GO CA LIF 92100
STROUP ELDON D 52
RT 2 f\OX 454
GRESHAM DREG 97030
TAYLOR ERNES T P 38
340 W MA I N ST
JCH~ DAY OREG 97845
THOMPSON GLENN A 3R
USFS
ATLA NTA GA 3030 1
TOWER GENE 38
2701> TERR Y
LONGV I EW WASH 98623
ULRI CH ROWLAND l 3 7
1253 SE 36TH AV E
HILL SBORO DREG 97123
SORSE TH STE VEN l 68
SO 26 CM I BOX A 3991
SHEPARD AFB TEXAS 77371
STARKER BRUCE 40
5250 PHILOMATH RO
CORVALLIS DREG 97330
SHWART RAY L 40
G f. J TI RE SERV
CORVA LL IS DREG 97330
TAYLOR HOWARD E 40
RT 1 BOX 154
LE R~NO~ OREG 97355
THOMPSON JAMES W 36
680 SE 3RD
PR I ~EV I LLE OREG 97754
TRACY KENNE TH A 65
3100 TURNER RD SE
SALEM DREG 97302
UNDERWOOD BOB H 48
WEYERHAEUSER CO
LONGV I EW WASH 96632
SORSE TH ALVIN l 4R
3636 FERRY
EUGENE DREG 97405
STAUBER EDWARD G 50
3959 DAKOTA RD SE
SALEM DREG 97302
STEWART RONALD E 64
FO REST RY SCHOOL
CORVALL IS DREG 97331
STRYKER EDW IN A 66
STUDENT MAI L ~ASA
CORPUS CHRIS TI TEX 784 18
STUNTZNER RONALD E 64
COOS HEAD TBR CO
CCOS BAY DREG 97420
TA YLOR LEROY ~ J R 59
45 ROS IT A WAY
OROVILL E CA LI F 95965
THOMPS ON J OHN H 64
WILLAME TTE NAT FOR
OAKR I DGE DREG 97463
TRAIL LYNN 0 5 7
PC BOX 164
MCCLOUD CALIF 9 6057
UNRUH MARLON E 51
PO BOX 5241
PORTLAND DREG 9 7 2 16
SOUTHWICK J OHN L 64
26 12 LEONARD STR EE T
NA TI ONAL CIT Y CALIF 92050
STC LAIR FRANK W 5 7
1144 N BAXTER
COQU ILL E DREG 97423
STI CKE L NORMAN M 66
J H BAXTER & CO
EUGENE DREG 9 74 01
STUNTZNER RONALD E 64
tl 20 N 8TH
COOS BAY OREG 97420
TAY LOR SAM 38
3404 CHI CORY LN
CENT RAL PO I NT DREG 97501
THOMPSON MACALAN 63
USAID/RD
/\PO SAN FRAN CALI F 96352
TRA~TOW TERRY N 6 7
DEPT NAT RESO URCES
VANCOUVER WN 9866 0
UPHAM A C 34
29 15 NE 55TH AVE
PORT LAN D DREG 97213
SOUV EN I R MELVYN L 59
RT 1 BOX 164
CATH LAMET WASH 9B612
S TEBB INS AR THUR H 60
7610 BARBER TON
HOUS TON TEX 77036
S T I L ES W"' C 53
STU RE J AMES J 6B
59 AVA AVENUE
GRESHAM DREG 97030
TAYLOR WIL LI AM M 46
PO BOX 59
CHEMULT DREG 9773 1
TH OM PSON ROBER T E 50
425 NW CANYON RD
BEAVERTON DREG 9 7005
TRENHOLM RAYMOND L 49
4690 HI GHWAY 20
SWEE T HOME DREG 97386
USHER JA CK 49
USFS
LAK EVI EW DREG 97630
SP AHR MICHAEL 6 1
CROWN ZEL LERBACH
MOLALLA DREG 97038
STEEKE EM IL E 51
246 ROUNDUP DR
EUGENE DREG 9740 1
STODDARD BYRON H 39
2136 GROVE ST
GLENV IEW Ill 60025
SUGANO ALBERT I 65
PO BOX 221
KOLOA HAWAI I 96B l 5
TENEYCK R A 50
USFS
ESTACADA DREG 97023
THOMPSON ROBERT K 42
120 N 7TH
KLAMA TH FALL S DREG 97601
TRES IODER KEN T C 67
RT 1 BOX 3030
COQUILLE DREG 97423
USHER J AM ES M 40
USFS RLO G
OGDEN UTAH 84403
SPANGENBERG N EAR L 62
AGGIE VILLAGE AP 86
FORT COLLINS COLO 8052 1
~LE NEDEN
;TEERE JOSEPH 0 50
BEACH DREG 97388
STODDARD CHARLES L 60
OESER CEDAR PROD
BEL LI NGH AM WAS H 98225
SUHRB I ER ARNOLD E 66
PO BOX 99B
SEAS I DE DREG 9 71 3R
TERPSTRA JOHN J 58
3006 SE lI NCOLN
PORTLAND OREG 97214
THOMPSON ROB ERT N 40
USFS BOX 38
BIG CREEK CALIF 93605
TROM ALFRED F SO
WI ll Vl Y l BR CO
DALL AS DREG 9 7338
USHER VERNON H 52
7 57 MILLE R AVE
S S AN FRA NCIS CO CAL 94082
SULLI VAN LESL I E J 39
USFS
PRINEVILL E DREG 97754
THATCHER DONALD F 6 3
280 1 COUNTRY LANE
EUGENE DREG 9 7401
TH OM PSON WALTER T 43
BOX 1228
HARBOR DREG 974 15
TROTTER SHERWOOD C 48
8 716 V ICTOR !A RO
SPR INGF I ELD VA 2?151
VAL LETTE CHA S W 5 7
1903 KYNWYD RD
WI LMI NGTON DEL 19803
SUL LI VAN RUBEN C 52
1725 RUSS AVE USFS
SAN LEAN DRO CALIF 94578
THAYE R HARRY A 61
USF S
CAVE J UNC TI ON DREG 97523
THOMSEN JACK A 44
BUR OF l AND MGT
MEDFORD DREG 9 7 501
TROUT MILLARD F 52
STAT E DEPT FOR
TILLAMOOK DREG 97141
VANDAL CECIL G 49
11 22 CENTRAL OR
COUL EE DAM WASH 99116
SUP RI CHAKORN THERD 59
KASETSAR T UNIV
BANGKOK THAI
THEUERKAUF E 51
RT 1 flOX 300
BAYS ID E CALIF 95524
THORNTON GLEN A 58
76 17 NE ll 9 TH
VANCOUVER WASH 98662
TUCKER DUANE G 59
USFS
REDD I NG CALIF 96001
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STATE FOR DEPT
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USFS
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USFS
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3005 HARRIS
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INTERNTl PAPER CO
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413 HillVIEW
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USFS
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138 N CENTRAL AVE
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11423 SE BUSH ST
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USFS
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1104 MANOR OR
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RT 1 BOX 622
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PENINSULA PLYWO
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1210 NE MADROIIIE
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WEYERHSR CO
TACOMA WASH 98401
WARREN KENNETH B 59
RT l BOX 150
lEBANON DREG 97355
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BASILIAN LUMBER CO
ZAMBO. ANGO PHIL ISL
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8 COADY CT
PETALUMA CALIF 94952
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3110 SW FLORIDA ST
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USFS
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FORESTRY UNIV Ill
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SCHOOL OF FOR OSU
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SCHOOL OF FOR OSU
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BOX 1621
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411 FILMORE AVE
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PENDLETON RD USFS
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332 VALLEY VIEW
SAN JOSE CALIF 95127
ZACH WILLIAM J 64
691 MADISON AVE
VERNONIA DREG 97064
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RT 1 BOX 102A
PARKDALE DREG 97047
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122 E ORCAS AVE
PORT ANGELES WASH 96362
ZONTEK EDWARD F 59
PO BOX 322
EATONV ILLE WASH 96326
ZAVITKOVSKI J 64
FOR RES LAB
CORVALLIS DREG 97331
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BOX 35
NEATSU DREG 97364
liNK ROBERT C 46
BX 16 GRANT GROVE
KNGS CAN NTL PK CAL 96333
ZWAHLEN DONALD E 50
556 ARROWHEAD OR
LAFYETT E CALIF 94549
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