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List of Student Names: 1949-1999 Indiana University Geologic Field Station List of Student Names: 1949-1999 Indiana University Geologic Field Station Last Revised November 1, 2004 Table of Contents 1950............................................. 3 1978 ............................................. 36 1951-1956.................................... 4 1979 ............................................. 38 1957............................................. 5 1980 ............................................. 40 1958............................................. 6 1981 ............................................. 42 1959............................................. 7 1982 ............................................. 44 1960-1961.................................... 8 1983 ............................................. 46 1962............................................. 9 1984 ............................................. 48 1963............................................. 10 1985 ............................................. 50 1964............................................. 11 1986 ............................................. 52 1965............................................. 12 1987 ............................................. 54 1966............................................. 13 1988 ............................................. 55 1967............................................. 14 1989 ............................................. 56 1968............................................. 16 1990 ............................................. 57 1969............................................. 18 1991 ............................................. 58 1970............................................. 20 1992 ............................................. 59 1971............................................. 22 1993 ............................................. 61 1972............................................. 24 1994 ............................................. 63 1973............................................. 26 1995 ............................................. 65 1974............................................. 28 1996 ............................................. 67 1975............................................. 30 1997 ............................................. 69 1976............................................. 32 1998 ............................................. 70 1977............................................. 34 1999 ............................................. 71 List of Student Names 2 1949 This student list was initially based on nearly complete information provided by E. Clay Warren, who was a student in the Class of 1949. In 1999, he wrote, "Many other young, eager faces are well remembered, but their names are lost in the fog of time." The total enrollment in G229, a 6-credit course, that summer was 42, with three Graduate Assistants (Cotton Sublette, Ken Waters, and Thomas Hendrickson) and Deiss and Vitaliano as faculty. Thanks to Marcia Engle Moore, the list is now complete! Richard E. Bateman Homer R. Brown, Jr. Gerald L. Carpenter Jose C. M. Calvacante Ward J. Collins, Jr. William Henry Crites John E. Davenport Harold L. "Diz" Deane Richard C. Erd Richard A. Glenn John L. Hamilton Warren "Spider" Heisterkamp S.R. Hollensbe Harold Horst Andrew J. Hreha Harold C. Hutchinson Richard Hyde Doris Ann Ingram Fred Jackson Robert David Jenkins Frank M. Johnson Paul Kelly B. Dale Kline Phillip Lane James B. Lindberg Dennis Robert Lucas James Kenneth Niehaus Victor E. Olson, Jr. John Samuel Osborne W. Dean Pennington Ranard "Jack" Pickering Rosalind Robinson Ned Smith Harold Sorgenfrei, Jr. James Stanley James T. Strange Waller Eugene Taylor Henry O. Thomas E. Clay Warren Wesley E. Williams James C. Wilson, Jr. Jee-Hing Wo Indiana University Geologic Field Station – http://www.indiana.edu/~iugfs/ List of Student Names 3 1950 Sheldon Axenfeld Norman Barker Raymond L. Battin George F. Beckner B.R. Broadbent Wayne M. Bundy Elmer F. Chilcoate Cornelius M. Connelly Carlton T. Cook C.E. Croner John A. Dunn Delmer R. Elston Wayne Erickson Herbert W. Feely William H. Flannagan Harriett Gray Gordon C. Grender John F. Hare Robert W. Hite Perry G. Holloway Robert Howden Richard H. Johnson John Kipta Ralph McDonald John M. Miller D.J. Munich John Neel Donald R. Newson Sam Riley H.H. Sawyer Robert L. Sims C.V. Solbrig Dan M. Sullivan Dan Taylor Robert C. Voss J.F. Whaley James O. Wood Indiana University Geologic Field Station – http://www.indiana.edu/~iugfs/ List of Student Names 4 1951-1956 Names of IUGFS students from 1951-1956 are currently unavailable. Indiana University Geologic Field Station – http://www.indiana.edu/~iugfs/ List of Student Names 5 1957 (Partial list) Joe Duhon Phyllis Scudder Snow Tom Straw Garnet Ward Indiana University Geologic Field Station – http://www.indiana.edu/~iugfs/ List of Student Names 6 1958 Names of IUGFS students from 1958 are currently unavailable. Indiana University Geologic Field Station – http://www.indiana.edu/~iugfs/ List of Student Names 7 1959 (Partial list.) Recalled by Alan Pratt and Robert Laney, August 2000, with additions from lables on Phyllis Scudder Snow's photos. G429 Students Jim Chrisman, IU Steve Cohen, IU Lyndon Dean, IU Barry Haaf, IU Bill Hanna, IU Jack B. Jacks, IU John Koob, Harvard University Ed Kuck, IU Robert L. Laney, IU Jim Northrup Larry Orr, IU Bernard Parlock, IU Bob Parsons, IU Alan R. Pratt, IU Ben Richards, IU Forrest Root, IU Phyllis Scudder, IU John Utgaard, IU Jane Waterman Dan Wilson, IU Jimi Youngflesh Lee Suttner - Undergrad field assistant Indiana University Geologic Field Station – http://www.indiana.edu/~iugfs/ List of Student Names 8 1960-1961 Names of IUGFS students from 1960-1961 are currently unavailable. Indiana University Geologic Field Station – http://www.indiana.edu/~iugfs/ List of Student Names 9 1962 This student list is based on the Staff and Student List for 1962, a mimeographed 4-page list. Robert S. Nicoll - IU G429 Students William M. Petersen - MIT Shaiban Al-Shaibani - IU Charles O. Porter - Williams College Edward P. Allen - Simpson College Robert L. Proudfit - IU Robert J. Ardell - Monmouth College Alan O. Ramo - MIT Leavitt C. Arnold - Carleton College Howard Renick - IU Lawrence H. Balthaser - IU Richard A. Salisbury - Principia College John W. Blake - Purdue Richard J. Schmitz - Notre Dame Mary E. Buehler - IU Judith A. Schusler - Syracuse Robert M. Buehrig - IU Earl L. Sherron, Jr. - Montana State John L. Chute - IU Sara Su Stewart - Southern Methodist Carol Ann Coke - Southern Methodist Donald A. Sturm - IU A. James Felli, Jr. - U. of Dayton Donald J. Thompson - IU Harry M. Filemyr - Purdue Dennis W. Tryon - Purdue Peter Fleischer - U. of Minnesota Robert B. Votaw - IU Jeffrey L. Friedberg - MIT Thomas R. Wellman - Hamilton College Robert A. Goodspeed - U. of Minnesota Donald E. Hall - IU NSF Undergraduate Research Participants Stanley A. Heath - MIT Kenneth Barker - IU Anne W. Holmes - Mount Holyoke College Donald Eckerty - IU Yarab K. Ibrahim - IU Michael Grahek - Notre Dame Robert F. Kaufmann - Villanova Stanley Hamilton - IU Dale E. Kenney - IU Arthur Hohl - Franklin & Marshall Phillip L. Knotts - IU Gary D. Kochert - IU Peter M. Langfield - Montana State Michael McClane - Notre Dame Richard O. Louden - Earlham College Alan Zeller - IU Brent H. Lowell - IU NSF High School Participants Philip G. Malone - U. of Louisville Beverly A. Marsters - Bryn Mawr John Boyce, Kokomo IN Bruce H. Mason - Purdue Philip M. Coons, New Albany IN Stephen G. Meyer - MIT Deborah J. DeWolf, Scarsdale NY Stanely R. Michalski - U. of Pittsburgh Larry D. Haugh, Hammond IN Marvin R. Miller - Montana State Charles H. Kitchens, Memphis TN Marla M. Moody - MIT Robert McBride, Bethesda MD James B. Mosier - IU Charles Roy, Elkhart IN Ann L. Moss - Mount Holyoke Gregory J. Szal, Ho-Ho-Kus NJ Mark T. Nelson - U. of Minnesota Indiana University Geologic Field Station – http://www.indiana.edu/~iugfs/ List of Student Names 10 1963 This student list is based on the Staff and Student List for 1963. Mark E. Mathany - U. of Montana G429 Students Richard McCain - IU Tanya Marie Atwater - MIT Douglas E. Merrill - U. of Michigan Robert A. Bier, Jr. - Middlebury Robert Moore - IU Robert Bolin - IU Eleanor Nelson - U. of Arizona James B. Book - U. of Michigan Arthur N. Palmer - IU Kennard Bork - IU Allen D. Parker - Lawrence College Michael Lee Boucher - U. of Michigan Michael Penz - IU William Buchanan - U. of Montana David R. Pevear - U. of Montana Ronald A. Butterworth - U. of Minnesota Barbara R. Rasmussen - Mt. Holyoke College William B. Caswell - Middlebury Donald Rasmussen - U. of Montana Charles Denzinger - IU Kathleen F. Ridge Wilke - U. of Southwestern Louisiana Thomas Deputy - IU John Rohwedder - U. of Minnesota Donald Eckerty - IU Kenneth B. Ross - U. of Montana Peter K. Eklund - Gustavus Adolphus Paul Ryder - IU Anthony W. England - MIT Matthew H. Salisbury - MIT Jim Faber - Central Michigan Michael Schaiowitz - IU George Frey - Queens College Steve E. Schultz - Wisconsin State, Superior David J. Gentile - U. of Montana Austin C. Smith - Denison William P. Graetz - MIT Jon A. Sonju - U. of Montana Keith A. Graham - Monmouth College James T. Sprinkle - MIT Susan Lowell - IU Gary Stricker - Wayne State William Herring - IU William Thomas - Colby College Peter R. Hoover - U. of Pittsburgh Robert Tipple - IU Allan J. Jelacic - U. of Pittsburgh James O. Waller - Principia College Mary Beth Jones Renwald - IU J. Mersch Ward - U. of Montana Joseph Kramer - IU Robert M. Weiner - Syracuse U. Barbara J. Krumsieg
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