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Chronologically Chronological List of LSU School of Renewable Natural Resources Graduates 1926-2008 Prepared by Dr. Paul Y. Burns, Prof. Emeritus, School of RNR, Dec. 26, 2008 Shows year of graduation, name of the degree granted, and academic major within the degree. This list is one of two lists I prepared this month of RNR graduates 1926-2008. The arrangement of names in this list is chronological, year by year, beginning with Bryant A. Bateman, who received his BSF degree in 1926, and ending with 2008; within the year, the names are arranged alphabetically. The other list is alphabetical beginning with Jasmi Bin Abdul. Codes used for degrees: BSF=Bachelor of Science in Forestry. BSwf=Bachelor of Science, major in wildlife & fisheries, BSwd sc & ut = Bachelor of Science, major in wood science and utilization, BSnre = Bachelor of Science, major in natural resource ecology & management, MF= Master of Forestry. MSGM= Master of Science in Game Management. MSfi= Master of Science, major in fisheries. MSfo= Master of Science, major in forestry. MSfo & ent = Master of Science, majors in forestry and entomology (only one granted, 1927). MSfpt= Master of Science, major in forest products technology. MSwi= Master of Science, major in wildlife. PhDfo= Doctor of Philosophy, major in forestry. PhDwfs= Doctor of Philosophy, major in wildlife and fisheries science. Names of students used: I used the name of the student at the time of graduation. Where it was known, the full name of the student is shown. Criterion for listing: All students who majored in a subject offered in the School and were awarded the degree during the period 1926 through 2008 are listed. There is one exception: The late R. Vance Miles, Jr. did not complete his BSF degree in 1932 as scheduled, but he was a leader in forest industry and an active supporter of the School throughout his life, so he continues to be listed as an alumnus. The School faculty did not discover that he had not received his degree until the mid 1970s. Number of degrees granted 1926-2008: Grand total 3,048, including 2,025 bachelor degrees, 895 master degrees, and 128 doctorates. Bateman, Bryant A. 1926 BSF Morgan, Samuel R. 1927 BSF Stevens Norman G. 1927 BSF Wheelis, Willis Bryan. 1927 MSfo & ent Bennett, Frank W. 1928 BSF Booth, Edwin W. 1928 BSF Story, Henry Dave, Jr. 1928 BSF Brashears, Murray E. 1929 BSF Foster, Falcon Ray. 1929 BSF Sylvester, Eldridge J. 1929 BSF Chesson, Maxwell. 1930 BSF Graves, Ben Shaw. 1930 BSF McKean, Alexander Selkirk. 1930 BSF McKellar, Alfred D. 1930 BSF Tarver, Claude L. 1930 BSF Adams, William Porter. 1931 BSF McKeithen, Togo V. 1931 BSF Morgan, Roy B. 1931 BSF Risch, Lucius J. 1931 BSF Smith, Francis A. 1931 BSF Stringfield, Will. 1931 BSF Tate, Theodore, Jr. 1931 BSF Toler, Joseph Brooks. 1931 BSF St. Dizier, Albert J. 1931 BSF Babin, Willie J. 1932 BSF Darwin, William N., Sr. 1932 BSF Fortenberry, E.J. 1932 BSF Hobgood, Edward C. 1932 BSF Johnson, Moses M. 1932 BSF May, Jack T. 1932 BSF McCullough, Joe Thomas. 1932 BSF Miles, R. Vance, Jr. 1932 BSF degree not granted Squires, John W., Sr. 1932 BSF Tannehill, George M., Jr. 1932 BSF Mathews, Willie P. 1933 BSF Smith, Horace E. 1933 BSF Hebert, Clyde H. 1934 BSF Kilgore, William Elbert. 1934 BSF Lehman, John W. 1934 BSF Sentell, N. Wesley 1934 BSF Sessions, Lee C. 1934 BSF Yawn, Forrest W. 1934 BSF Etzel, Robert Q. 1935 BSF Korte, Karl H. 1935 BSF MacClendon, Travis. 1935 BSF Olson, Harold W. 1935 BSF Townsend, Hallie Earl, Jr. 1935 BSF Blake, Colin Duncan. 1936 BSF Mixon, James E. 1936 BSF Roberts, Edward Guernsey. 1936 MF Wierman, Robert Louis. 1936 BSF Bolar, Max. 1937 BSF Camp, Joseph William. 1937 BSF Chalk, Albin T. 1937 BSF Cobb, Howell C. 1937 BSF DeLisa, Lawrence A. 1937 BSF Dietrich, Warren E. 1937 BSF Gaar, Fred Miller. 1937 BSF Hanson, Walter O. 1937 MF Herrod, Jasper B. 1937 BSF Hunt, Thomas Ward. 1937 BSF Kitchens, James H., Jr. 1937 BSF Minor, Harmon E., Jr. 1937 BSF Montfort, Woodson W., Jr. 1937 BSF Palmer, William McDavid. 1937 BSF Perkins, Carroll Jennings. 1937 BSF Pierson, Woodrow Doyle. 1937 BSF Rhodes, Robert R. 1937 BSF Roberts, Christy E. 1937 BSF Rordam, Ragnvald B. 1937 BSF Russell, Ernest James. 1937 MF Sentell, John. 1937 BSF Smith, Marshall R. 1937 BSF Turba, John T. 1937 BSF Valentine, Wayne Cullen, Jr. 1937 BSF Woodcock, Charles F. 1937 BSF Bango, Henry L. 1938 BSF Brewer, Walter L., Jr. 1938 BSF Bryan, James E., Jr. 1938 BSF Byrd, Edwin L., Jr. 1938 BSF Couch, Clifton E, Jr. 1938 BSF DeFelice, Dave John. 1938 BSF Ferguson, Edwin R. 1938 BSF Foil, J. Harold. 1938 BSF Francis, Julian B. 1938 BSF Henderson, Wilbur H. 1938 BSF Holmes, Woodrow W. 1938 BSF Honnold, Clark D. 1938 BSF Hopkins, Jack G. 1938 BSF Jones, Malvin Samuel, Jr. 1938 BSF Kirkpatrick, John C. 1938 BSF Loe, Espy Frank. 1938 BSF McKillips, Robert L. 1938 BSF Millsaps, Paul G. 1938 BSF Russo, Andrew John. 1938 BSF Sprott, Charles Harvey. 1938 BSF Walker, Earl Scovell. 1938 BSF Warmbrod, James G. 1938 BSF Armstrong, Donald B. 1939 BSF Belniak, Casmer A. 1939 BSF Drummond, Donald Maphet. 1939 MF Flash, Joseph Earl, Jr. 1939 BSF Greig, Morington George, Jr. 1939 BSF Josephus, John E., Jr. 1939 BSF Kohara, Tommy T. 1939 BSF Lathrop, Frank P. 1939 BSF Lewis, Charles Herbert., Jr. 1939 BSF Linn, Edward Roy, Jr. 1939 BSF Martin, Ivan Roger. 1939 BSF Molloy, Harold Logan. 1939 BSF Moore, Len Hal. 1939 BSF Moore, James Scott. 1939 BSF Nicholson, Julius C. 1939 BSF Stark, Meredith O. 1939 BSF Summers, Jerome H., Jr. 1939 BSF Titus, John Arthur. 1939 BSF Toler, Ardie D. 1939 BSF Valldejuli, José Davila. 1939 BSF Wright, George P. 1939 BSF Anderson, Massey H. 1940 BSF Barnett, John, Jr. 1940 BSF Beauchamp, Emmette W., Jr. 1940 BSF Beeson, Travis M. 1940 BSF Behrens, Arthur. 1940 BSF Browning, Lacy W. 1940 BSF Cool, Bingham M. 1940 BSF Cooper, James Robert. 1940 BSF Dowdy, Felix. 1940 BSF Elfer, Louis Gustave, Jr. 1940 BSF Foster, Johnnye U. 1940 BSF Freshwater, Richard J. 1940 BSF Green, John Leslie. 1940 BSF Hinton, John H., Jr. 1940 BSF Kety, Jacob Harold. 1940 BSF King, Lud E., Jr. 1940 BSF Lambert, Herbert G., Jr. 1940 BSF Moore, Charles H. 1940 BSF Munsterman, John F. 1940 BSF Olmstead, Marion J. 1940 BSF Ramke, Thomas F. 1940 BSF Schultz, Oliver W. 1940 BSF Shirer, John M. 1940 BSF Sizemore, William R. 1940 BSF Smith, Wallace R., Jr. 1940 BSF Steven, James N. 1940 BSF Waterer, John B. 1940 BSF Wilson, John Stewart. 1940 BSF Wixson, Joseph Arthur. 1940 MF Anderson, Massey H. 1941 MF Buescher, Peter P. 1941 BSF Davis, Johnie Edward. 1941 BSF Dedeaux, Randle J. 1941 BSF Dimmick, Allen E. 1941 BSF Duplantis, John D. 1941 BSF Edelstein, Arnold. 1941 BSF Edmund T. Woolfolk, Jr. 1941 BSF Girlinghouse, Gus M. 1941BSF Gremillion, Arthur F. 1941 BSF Herlevich, Joe. 1941 BSF Johnson, Morris B. 1941 BSF Koen, John T. 1941 BSF Lewis, John Robert. 1941 BSF McKean, Alexander Selkirk. 1941 MF Moore, Franklin D. 1941 BSF Myers, John Walter, Jr. 1941 BSF Nelson, Robert D. 1941 BSF Phillips, William Travis. 1941 BSF Robertson, Charles W. 1941 BSF Rountree, Charles O. 1941 BSF Tannehill, Glen F. 1941 BSF Trichel, Joseph S. 1941 BSF Wall, Ralph T. 1941 BSF Wallace, Harold Eugene. 1941 BSF Watkins, John J. 1941 BSF White, Charles William. 1941 BSF Zachariah, Joseph D. 1941 BSF Weatherly, Joseph E., Jr. 1941 BSF Blevins, Jack W. 1942 BSF Brown, John Butler, Jr. 1942 BSF Darby, Albert W., Jr. 1942 BSF Forward, George L. 1942 BSF Gunter, Erin R. 1942 BSF Hayes, William R., Jr. 1942 BSF Hudson, Charles R. 1942 BSF Jacks, Marshall H. 1942 BSF Kohlman, Nathaniel C. 1942 BSF Perdue, William K. 1942 BSF Porcella, Santiago, III. 1942 BSF Robinowitz, Milton E. 1942 BSF Stallworth, Nicholas Jack. 1942 BSF Todd, Ralph L. 1942 BSF Young, John Frank. 1942 BSF Byassee, J. Felix. 1943 BSF Avrard, Jules E., Jr. 1943 BSF Batchelor, James P., III. 1943 BSF Freeman, Emil A. 1943 BSF Boersler, Ross F. 1943 BSF Aguillard, Nolan. 1943 BSF Cleveland, Robert L. 1943 BSF McDaniel, Curtis M. 1943 BSF Rivette, Manuel J. 1943 BSF Webb, John M. 1943 BSF Wilkinson, William H. 1943 BSF Wilson, J. Gordon, Jr. 1943 BSF Kirkley, Eugene R. 1945 BSF Anderson, Lawson M. 1946 BSF Duty, James W. 1946 BSF Ritchie, James I. 1946 BSF Burns, Joe Dae. 1947 BSF Cochran, Jack B. 1947 BSF Eldredge, Inman F., Jr. 1947 BSF Faucheux, William Albert. 1947 BSF Grigsby, Hoy Cecil. 1947 BSF Johnson, Charles W., Jr. 1947 BSF Madison, David P. 1947 BSF Rowland, Louis A., Jr. 1947 BSF Tucker, Robert E. 1947 BSF Adema, John M. 1948 BSF Braden, Earl M., Jr. 1948 BSF Brent, Homer I. 1948 MSGM Burns, Joe Dae. 1948 MF Chustz, Henry N. 1948 BSF Clark, Harry Dale. 1948 MF Cooper, Jack S. 1948 BSF Cummings, William C. 1948 BSF Curtis, James E., Jr. 1948 BSF Donaldson, David J., Jr. 1948 BSF Drews, Robert J. 1948 BSF Foster, George W., Jr. 1948 BSF Gainey, Louis F. 1948 BSF Gayle, Louis F. 1948 BSF Gipson, Raymond E. 1948 BSF Hebb, Edwin Atkins. 1948 MF Herrington, Alphas E. 1948 BSF Hodge, Joseph S. 1948 BSF Holman, Jack. 1948 BSF Hoover, Kenneth H. 1948 BSF Long, Lewis C. 1948 BSF Margrave, Fred N., Jr. 1948 BSF McDaniel, Robert L. 1948 BSF McMahon, James T. 1948 BSF Mims, Jack Kelly.
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