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I I r • INDIANA UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY

NEWS LETTER No. 7

1958 INDIANA UNIVERSITY

DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY

NEWS LETTER NO. 7

John B. Patton, Editor

Contributors

C. W. Beck

D. H. Buchholz

C. F. Deiss

J. B. Droste

R. E. Esarey

D. E;• Hattin

W. R. Lowell

Judson Mead

C. J. Vitaliano

Bloomington, Indiana

May 1958 CONTENTS

Greetings· to alumni. • . . • . • . • • . . • • . . • . . • • • • . . • . •

Senior Teaching Staff for 1957-1958 ••••••••••••••••••• 1

Non-academic staff • .•••..••.•.....•..•.•.•.••• 1

Faculty members on sabbatical leave ••••••••••••••••••• 2

Lost faculty members •••.•••••.....•..••••••.... 2

New faculty members •..•.•••...•.•...•••••..•• 2

Lost staff . . . • • • • • • • • . • . • • . . • . • • • • • • • • • . . • . 2

New staff •..•..•.•..••.....••..•.••.•••.•. 2

Teaching assistants ...... 2

Research assistants 3

Fellows . • ...... • • • • • • . • ...... • . . • • • • . • • 3

Faculty scholarship award. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3

Industrial fellowships • • . . • • • • • . • ...... • • • • . . • • • • 4

Recent graduates 4

Television series 5

Journal Club. . .~ . . . • • • • . • • . . . • . . . . • • . . • • • • . . . 6

Library • • • . . . • . . • . • • • • • . . . • • • . . • • • • • • • • • . 7

Geologic field conference • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8

Alumni breakfast •••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• 8

Sigma Gamma Epsilon 8

Vital statistics • ...... •...••••...... •...••... 8

News items •.•.....••••••...... •.•...... 9

Lost souls • • . . • . . . • • • • • . • . • . . • . . . . • • • • • . . . . 14

Alu1nni directory ••••.•.••..•..•....••••••..•. 15 GREETINGS TO ALUMNI faculty and Survey scientists revising the plans. On February 15, we received the second set of Charles F. Deiss plans which were greatly improved over the first attempt. During the week of March 1 7-22, the Among the most satisfying rewards for the New York architect again visited the campus in a Chairman of the Geology Department at Indiana second comprehensive revision of the building University is the pleasure constantly experienced in plans. The University Administration expects to meeting and talking with the graduates of the let bids and start construction of the building Department. The stimulus that results from contacts before the end of 1958. Although we cannot fore­ with vigorous men in the oil and mining industries, cast the future, all indications now point to a new in the Geological Surveys and in geology depart­ geology building being completed sometime between ments is one of the major compensations offered by 1961 and 1963. university life. To all of our alumni that I have talked with during the past year and to all of our Again I invite you most warmly to visit the other graduates with whom I have not had the Department and campus whenever you can. As privilege of talking recently, I take this opportunity indicated in my last greetings, you also will receive to extend greetings on behalf of the geology faculty. a cordial welcome at our Geologic Field Station in the South Boulder Canyon near Cardwell, Recent intensification of public interest in the Montana, between June 25 and August 3. educational system of America, occasioned by the achievement of Russian scientists in placing the first I hope that this NEWSLETTER will again bring satellite in orbit, is resulting in closer scrutiny of each of you new information about old friends and the entire educational system. This careful exam­ the Department. We send it to you with the best ination of our educational system doubtless will wishes of each of us. result in changes of emphasis on subject matter, in­ creased scholarly standards, and new methods of instruction. During the past five years, the geology SENIOR TEACHING STAFF FOR 1957-1958 faculty here at Indiana University has been constantly seeking answers to these very problems. Consequently, Carl Wellington Beck, Professor of Mineralogy we welcome the renewed interest in education, and Charles Frederick Deiss, Chairman and Professor of the increased responsibility and growth of the Depart­ Geology ment of Geology that inevitably will result from it. John Brown Droste, Assistant Professor of Geology Ralph Emerson Esarey, Associate Professor of The increased interest of our alumni in geologic Geology education was evidenced by a stimulating and Donald Edward Ha ttin, Assistant Professor of serious discussion that lasted nearly two hours at an Geology Indiana University breakfast in the Biltmore Hotel, Wayne Russell Lowell, Professor of Geology Los Angeles, on March 11, during the annual Judson Mead, Associate Professor of Geophysics meeting of the American Association of Petroleum John Barratt Patton, Professor of Economic Geology Geologists. Although only nineteen persons were Thomas Gregory Perry, Assistant Professor of present, the enthusiastic and serious discussion Geology combined with increased interest in the Geology William David Thornbury, Professor of Geology Department made this the most significant geo­ Charles Joseph Vitaliano, Professor of Geology alumni gathering that I have attended in ten years. We in the Department learn much from such meetings. NON-ACADEMIC STAFF I take this opportunity to urge you to write to any of the faculty your ideas of how the Department of Bernice M. Banfill, Administrative Assistant Geology can strengthen its courses and thereby make Theodore H. Appleton, Accountant itself more useful. Maynard E. Coller, Analytical Chemist Patricia Anderson, Secretary Perhaps the most interesting new development Herbert P. Dutton, Caretaker, Geologic Field in the Department since our sixth newsletter was Station sent to you about this time last year is the progress Charles S. Miller, Instrument Maker being made in planning the new geology building at William H. Moran, Chief Draftsman Indiana University. On November 27, 1957, we Frederick L. Wesemann, Preparator received the first set of schematic building plans from the architects, Eggers and Higgins, in New York City. Several weeks later, a representative of the architectural firm spent four days with the

1 FACULTY MEMBERS ON SABBATICAL LEAVE employed in the Buildings and Grounds Division of Indiana University. A small part of Fred's new Dr. Thomas G. Perry, Assistant Professor of job will be to serve as Purchasing Agent at the Geology, is on sabbatical leave this semester (Spring Geologic Field Station in Montana each summer. 1957-1958). Professor Perry is on campus and devoting his attention to several research projects TEACHING ASSISTANTS which include a systematic study of the bryozoan fauna of the Brownsport formation (Middle Silurian) David R. Berendsen, Evansville, Indiana, of west-central Tennessee. Doctors T. G. Perry A. B. Washington University, 1957. Dave's major and D. E. Hattin have recently completed a study interest is "soft rock" geology with a definite dealing with the astogeny of fistuliporoid bryozoans preference for paleontology. He plans to complete which indicates that members of this bryozoan clan work for the A. M. degree in February 1959 and undergo little structural change during their develop­ hopes to continue at LU. for a Ph.D. in paleon­ ment. tology.

Dr. William D. Thornbury, Professor of Geology, Eugene H. Core, West Liberty, Ohio, B. S., is also on leave this spring semester. Professor Bowling Green University, Ohio, 1957. Gene is Thornbury and family are in Pomona, California. specializing in petrography and petrology and will Bill, with office space at Pomona College, is undertake a thesis on "Wall rock alteration at writing a new text in the field of geomorphology. Tonopah, Nevada" under the supervision of Professor The Thornburys will be back at Indiana University Vitaliano. He plans to complete work for the for the fall semester, 1958. A. M. degree in February 1959, and will probably serve Uncle Sam for two years before taking his LOST FACULTY MEMBERS place in the profession.

Dr. Haydn H. Murray, Associate Professor of Michael T. Cowen, Wabash, Indiana, B. s., Clay Mineralogy, resigned on May 31, 1957, to Indiana University, 1957. Mike is concentrating on accept a position as Director of Research, Research petrology and field geology and he is inclined Division, Georgia Kaolin Company, with head­ toward a career of commercial areal geology. He quarters at 433 North Broad Street, Elizabeth, New plans to complete his A. M. thesis "Petrology of Jersey. Haydn is enjoying the new position accord­ some extrusive rocks near Jefferson Island, Montana" ing to recent word from him. in June 1958. He has accepted a job with Carter Oil Company. NEW FACULTY MEMBERS Anita G. Fishman, New York, New York, B. s., Dr. John B. Droste joined the Indiana University Brooklyn College, 1957. Anita's interests range geology faculty as an assistant professor on September from "soft rock" geology to geophysics. She will 1, 1957. Professor Droste replaces Haydn Murray undertake thesis work involving Middle Devonian and is teaching the sedimentation, clay mineralogy, strata of southeastern Indiana. She plans to and sedimentary petrology courses. · complete work for the A. M. degree by February 1959. LOST STAFF Richard D. Harvey, Evansville, Indiana, B. s., For those alumni who have not had contact Indiana University, 1956. Dick is assisting in with the Geology Department in the last year, it petrology wherein lies his special interest in geology. will come as sad news to learn that Ross Hickam, He has undertaken a thesis under Professor Vitaliano 's Department Preparator, passed away last summer. supervision that concerns wall rock alteration in the Ross suffered a stroke the morning of July 18 at the Goldfield district, Nevada. Dick plans to complete Geologic Field Station in Montana. He never regained his requirements for the A. M. degree this year and consciousness. He was flown back to Bloomington for the Ph.D. degree by February 1960. and died on Saturday, July 27, in the Bloomington Hospital. Ross is missed by all of us in the Depart­ Richard B. McCammon, Indianapolis, Indiana, ment and Survey. B. s., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1955; M. s., University of Michigan, 1956. Dick's con­ NEW STAFF centration is sedimentary petrology and his minors are mineralogy and statistics. His thesis involves Fred L. Wesemann was appointed as Department sedimentary petrology of glacial deposits along the Preparator on August 30, 1957. Before joining the Wabash River and will be supervised by Professor Geology Department staff, Mr. Wesemann was Thornbury. Dick hopes to complete work for the

2 Ph.D. degree by June 1960, after which he plans a leading to the A. M. degree in June 1959. Dave's career of teaching and research. post-I. U. plans rest mainly upon the whims of Uncle Sam. Joaquin Rodriguez, New York, New York, A. B., Hunter College, 1955; M. S., Ohio State University, FELLOWS 1957. "Joe" is working toward his Ph.D. degree in paleontology. His thesis "Paleontology of the Ronald C. Crane, Webster, New York, A. B., Golconda formation" is being supervised by Professor Colgate University, 1955. Ron held the California Perry. "Joe" hopes to receive his degree in September Fellowship during his first year at LU. and then 1959. The academic year 1959-1960 will probably was research assistant to Professor Murray for a find him behind a lectern because his present inclina­ year. His geological interests are petroleum, tion is toward a career of teaching. mineralogy, and clay mineralogy. Ron is under­ taking a thesis on the subject "Physical and R'.ESEARCH ASSIST ANTS structural properties of synthetic ceramic mixtures", under the direction of Professor Beck. Ron plans Nityananda Bhattacharya, Banaras, India, B. s. C., to complete requirements for the Ph. D. degree in M. s. c., Banaras Hindu University, 1949, 1951. June 1958, after which he will take a position in "Bat" has major interest in glacial geology with a exploration geology with Standard of California. minor in sedimentary petrography. His thesis will be directed by Professor Thornbury. "Bat" anticipates William T. Elberty, Jr., Maplewood, New completion of work for the Ph.D. degree by June Jersey, B. s., St. Lawrence University, 1953; 1960. A. M., Dartmouth, 1955. Bill's special fields are petrology and mineralogy. His thesis "Relation of Alan A. Colville, Gary, Indiana, B. s., Indiana clay mineralogy to physical properties of ceramic University, 1954. Structural geology and geophysics materials" is under Professor Beck's supervision are Alan's fields of specialization. He has completed and is now nearing completion. Bill plans to finish the requirements for the A. M. degree, which he his Ph.D. work in August 1958. He will assume will receive this June. He has initiated work for a teaching duties at St. Lawrence University in thesis on paleomagnetism under the direction of September. Professor Mead. Alan plans to complete his Ph.D. dissertation by February 1960. John W. Gilmore, Bangor, Maine, B. s., University of Georgia, 1955. John is primarily Barry T. Haff, Bronxville, New York, B. s., interested in sedimentation. He is currently com­ Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, 1957. pleting his thesis "Petrology of the Rosiclare sand­ Barry is a "soft rock" man with main interests in stone" under the direction of Professor Droste. John stratigraphy and paleontology. He is unde~taking a plans to complete graduate work leading to the minor in paleobotany. Barry expects to receive the A. M. degree in June or September 1958, after A. M. degree in June 1959, which he will take a position with the Carter Oil Company. Bernard D. Karp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, A. B., Earlham College, 1957, Bernie plans to Helmo Rand, New York, New York, B. s., receive his A. M. degree in February 1959, He City College of New York, 1957. Helmo is con­ remains undecided regarding specific interests but is centrating in geophysics and has undertaken a inclined toward paleontology, stratigraphy, and thesis under Professor Mead's supervision that involves sedimentation. seismic investigation of the thickness of Tertiary rocks in southwestern Montana. He holds the Shell Lawrence R. Lebauer, New York, New York, Fellowship for the 1957-1958 academic year. Helmo B. s., City College of New York, 1957. Petrology plans to complete work for the A. M. degree in and clay mineralogy are Larry's special fields of February 1959. endeavor. He plans to receive the A. M. degree in June 1958 after completing his thesis "Wall rock FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP AWARD alteration, Big Divide area, Nevada". Larry's immediate future depends largely upon the draft The annual faculty scholarship a ward went to situation of the coming summer. Mr. John Stephen Parker this year. The award is made to the undergraduate student with the highest David H, Phail, Southampton, L. I., New York, scholarship record through his junior year. The A. B., Antioch College, 1957. Dave has not selected competition was quite keen, but Mr. Parker finished any special facet of geology but is leaning toward in front with a 2. 59 point average. The award geomorphology. He plans to complete studies consists of a Brunton compass which is presented at

3 the second meeting of Journal Club each Fall Dodd, James R. Semester. Holt, Olin R. INDUSTRIAL FELLOWSHIPS Thesis: A petrologic study of the Cypress, Tar Springs, and Mansfield The Department is pleased to announce that sandstones. new fellowships have been established by the Arketex Ceramic Corporation and the Standard Oil Company Jenkins, Robert D. of Texas. The Shell Fellowship in geophysics has Thesis: The geology of the Hillham been renewed for the coming year. Quadrangle, Martin, Orange, aud Dubois Counties, Indiana. The Arketex Ceramic Corporation Fellowship provides $1700.00 plus basic fees for a student in McCormick, John A. the fields of mineralogy, petrography, or sedimenta­ tion. Newsom, Donald R.

The Standard Oil Company of Texas Fellowship Triplehorn, Don M. provides $1500.00 plus basic fees for a student interested in pursuing study toward the A. M. degree Tudor, Daniel s. in geology or geophysics. Thesis: A seismic refraction survey of Johnson County, Indiana. The Shell Fellowship provides $1800.00 to $2100.00 and basic fees for a student pursuing the Wagner, George R. A. M. degree in geophysics. Thesis: Sedimentation study of a lower Pennsylvanian conglomerate in RECENT GRADUATES Martin County, Indiana.

A. B., June 1957 White, Richard L. Thesis: A study of resistivity logging Hunter, Ralph E. problems by the use of wedge models. B. s., June 1957 Yamamoto, Teruo Clark, Howard Orman Ph.D., June 1957 Cowen, Michael T. Brun ton, George D. Hatfield, Craig B. Thesis: The crystal structure of callaghanite. Kirk, Richard E. Horowitz, ·Alan s. Meyer, Frederic D. Thesis: Fauna of Glen Dean limestone (Chester) in Indiana and northern Pruett, Frank D. Kentucky.

Rodriguez, Daniel R. Renzetti, Bert L. Thesis: Geology and petrogenesis at Rommes, Everett J. Chuquicamata, Chile.

Ross, Theodore W. A. B., September 1957

Winter, Wilbur B. Pee, Howard W.

A. M. , June 1957 B. s., September 1957

Boots, David A. A bra ms, Jon B.

Chen, Pei-yuan Burditt, Donald C. Thesis: Clay deposits in northwestern Taiwan (Formosa), China. 4 Ogle, Ronald K. Telecasting began on the local channel, WTTV, on December 27 and the last show was Schwartz, Samuel R. presented on April 2. An outline of the series follows: Shirley, Galen N. December 27 The Earth's Face Professor Patton A. M., September 1957 January 3 Records in Stone Professor Ha ttin Leininger, Richard K. Thesis: Chemical composition of a January 10 Indiana Fossils Professor Perry partially weathered Illinoian till. January 17 Evolution of Life Professor Perry

Nelson, Jack L. January 24 Great Ice Age Professor Thornbury Nevers, George M. Thesis: Time variations of self potential January 31 Minerals Professor Beck and fluid resistivities in drill holes. February 7 Story of Rocks Professor Vitaliano Prinz, Martin Thesis: The origin of the muscovite in February 14 Black Gold Professor Esarey the Alleghenian sandstones of Indiana. February 19 Titan Coal Dr. Charles E. Wier Revetta, Frank A. February 26 Quest for Metal Professor Lowell Sirvas, Ernesto Thesis: Petrography and mineralization March 5 Exploring with Professor Mead of the East Pima project. Geophysics

Wakeman, James F. March 12 Nonmetallic Dr. Duncan J. Thesis: The structure, stratigraphy, and Resources McGregor gas storage potentials of an area near West Point, Indiana. March 19 Role of Clay Professor Droste

Whaley, Joseph F. March 26 Gem Minerals Professor Beck Thesis: Some computational aids for shallow refractio_n seismograms. April 2 Indiana's Geologic Professor Deiss Heritage Ph.D., September 1957 Members of the "cast" were very pleased that Bundy, Wayne M. the entire series was filmed. "Our Geologic Thesis: Wall rock alteration in the Cochiti Heritage" is being viewed on 11 other channels in mining district, New Mexico. the Indiana University State TV network. The state-wide coverage afforded will bring geology Note: In 1956 the first A. M. candidates grad­ into the homes of more than 100, 000 families. uated under the new policy that offers the student the option of a thesis or a foreign Illustrative materials of many sorts were used language proficiency. as educational aids for the show. Thus the viewer was presented with mineral and rock specimens, TELEVISION SERIES fossils, equipment, slides, charts and diagrams, all calculated to arouse and hold his interest. The During the past year the I. u. Radio and Tele­ television series was directed at high school students, vision Service called on the Geology Department to but would prove very informative to the intelligent present a television series. With the help of two layman as well. members of the Indiana Geological Survey, the faculty presented a fifteen-week serie.s entitled "Our Geologic Heritage·~

5 JOURNAL CLUB November 11 Professor John B. Droste, "The Tills of Professor Carl W. Beck served as Chairman of Department of Geology, Northeastern Ohio the Journal Club Committee during the academic Indiana University and Northwestern year 1957-1958. The Vice-Chairman was Professor Pennsylvania". Donald E. Hattin; student members of the committee were Donald H. Buchholz, John S. Parker, and November 18 Douglas W. Reynolds. As President of the Indiana Professor Robert F. Black "Permafrost and University chapter of S. G. E., it was Don's lot to University of Wisconsin, Cold Climate arrange two Journal Club programs each semester. Madison, Wisconsin Geomorphology". John was the projectionist for the meetings, and was equally adept at projecting 2 by 2 colored December 2 slides or 3 by 4 black-and-white. Doug handled *Mr. John R. Labens, Jr., "Core Analysis in the advertising and posting of programs, a back­ Oil Research, Inc. Illinois, Indiana, ground, but important, job in the organization of Evansville, Indiana and Kentucky". the Journal Club. In addition to the regular Journal Club meetings, six special meetings to accommodate December 9 distinguished lecturers of the A. A. P. G. were Dr. Donald L. Graf, "Structural and arranged. Illinois Geo logical Survey, C omposi tiona 1 Urbana, Illinois Variations in the September 16 Mineral Dolomite". Professor W. D. Thornbury, "A Geologic Inter­ Department of Geology, pretation of a December 16 Indiana University Southern Mount­ Dr. H. P. Ulrich, "Geology and Soil aineer". Purdue University, Types". Lafayette, Indiana September 23 Professor W. R. Lowell, "Tertiary Geologic January 6 Department of Geology, History of South­ Mr. Ned Smith, "Crossbedding and Indiana University western Montana". Indiana Geological Survey, Sandstone Trends Indiana University in the Chester Rocks September 30 of the Illinois Professor R. E. Esarey, "Underground Basin". Department of Geology, Storage of Natural Indiana University Gas". January 9 Dr. A. I. Levorsen, "Sci me Applications October 7 Distinguished Lecturer, of Regional Dr. K. E. Bullen, "Seismology and A. A. P. G. Paleogeology". University of Sidney, the Earth's Sidney, Australia Interior". January 13 Dr. Ralph E. Grim, "A Geologist October 14 University of Illinois, Visits South Africa". Mr. Jack Harrison, "Behaviour of Urbana, Illinois Indiana Geological Survey, Clay Minerals Indiana University during Weather­ February 3 ing". Dr. Marshall H. Wrubel, "The Evolution of Department of Astronomy, the Stars". October 21 Indiana University Professor W. C. Krumbein, "Quantitative Northwestern University, Stratigraphic February 5 Evanston, Illinois Analysis". Dr. D. L. Blackstone, "The Tectonic Distinguished Lecturer, Framework of the October 28 A. A. P. G. Rocky Mountains". *Professor Thomas F. Barton, "The Geographic Department of Geography, Regions of Thai- February 10 Indiana University land and some Mr. S. A. Friedman, "Channel Sand- Conservation Indiana Geological Survey, stones in the Coal- Problems". Indiana University bearing Rocks of Indiana".

6 February 13 April 14 Mr. Kenneth E. Hill, "Future Growth and Dr. K. E. Caster, "Geology of Distinguished Lecturer, Financial Require­ University of Cincinnati, Tasmania". A. A. P. G. ments of the World Cincinnati, Ohio Petroleum Industry". April 21 February 17 *Mr. Arla Landolt, "A Trip to the *Professor A. A. Miller, "Glacial Flow on Department of Astronomy, South Pole". Reading University, the Jungfraujoch ". Indiana University England April 29 February 24 Dr. Tj. H. van Andel, "Application of Dr. William J. Wayne, "Geologic Features Distinguished Lecturer, Recent Sediment Indiana Geological Survey, of Southampton A. A. P. G. Studies to the Inter­ Indiana University Island"• pretation of Ancient Deposits". March 3 Dr. K. B. Woods, "Engineering May 5 Purdue University, Aspects of Perma­ Dr. Charles E. Wier, "Recent Work in Lafayette, Indiana frost". Indiana Ge,ological Survey, Coal Resources". Indiana University March 10 Dr. S. s. Goldich, "Measuring May 12 University of Minnesota, Geologic Time -­ Dr. Wilton N. Melhorn, "Geology of Minneapolis, Minnesota the A40/K40 Purdue University, Mackinac Straits". Method" and Lafayette, Indiana "Geochronology of the Pre-Cam­ May 19 brian of the Lake Dr. Donald E. Hattin, "Experiences of a Superior Region" Department of Geology, Geologist on Mt. Indiana University Washington". March 17 Dr. William F. Jenks, "Relation between *S. G. E. sponsored programs University of Cincinnati, Copper Deposits Cincinnati, Ohio and Post-ore LIBRARY Eruptives". The collections of the Indiana University March 18 Geology Department Branch Library continue to Dr. H. A. Ireland, "Geopolitics and increase. As of March 15, 1958, the library Distinguished Lecturer, Oil Development contained approximately 22,000 volumes, an A. A. P. G. in the Middle East". increase of 1,500 volumes over last year.

March 24 The collection of geologic and topographic Mr. Frank H. Walker, "Stratigraphy of maps also continues to expand. As we mentioned Indiana Geological Survey, the Lower Chester last year, the map collection was being classified Indiana University in Eastern Kentucky". for more convenient use. This classification is almost complete, and the maps are housed in a March 31 separate wing of the library and ready for use. At Dr. James M. Schopf, "Interpretation of present we have 3, 600 geologic maps plus topo­ U. s. Geological Survey, Lithologic Features graphic maps of the United States and its possessions Columbus, Ohio of Coal". in the collection.

April 1 The library has just started a collection of Dr. s. K. Runcorn, "Paleomagnetism ". separates or reprints. Some of these reprints are Kings College, Newcastle- from journals already in the Geology Department on-Tyne, England, Library. Many. others are from journals that publish Distinguished Lecturer, material of geologic information only incidentally. A. A. P. G. Some of the latter journals are housed in other depart­ ments in the University library, and others the

7 University does not subscribe to. About 600 SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON separates are in this collection at present. Rho Chapter of Sigma Gamma Epsilon at the GEOLOGIC FIELD CONFERENCE present time has twenty-four active members. Of these, five were initiated in the fall, with all due The Ninth Indiana Geologic Field Conference ceremonies and banquet. "Rocks Associated with the Mississippian-Pennsyl­ vanian Unconformity in Southwestern Indiana" was The chapter has had a full and varied program held October 4, 5, and 6, 1957, with headquarters during the year. The annual fall beer blast was a in Spring Mill Inn, Mitchell, Indiana. Exposures rousing success as usua1 The S. G. E. fall mixer of Chester and Mansfield rocks in Lawrence, Martin, was revived· and presented early in the fall. Orange, and Crawford Counties were visited. A Seventy-five people were in attendance to hear feature of the conference that seems to have been Doctor Deiss give an illustrated talk on the fringe of particular interest was a spirited panel discussion benefits of geology. This event was followed by on the subject "Criteria for Differentiation of the annual Christmas party in the Union Building. Mississippian and Pennsylvanian Rocks". Santa was in attendance and a skit was given showing the faculty at work quizzing a student in Approximately 85 persons took advantage of an oral exam. Future plans include the annual the pre-conference tour of the new plant and mine Spring Picnic, beer blast, and initiation. of the National Gypsum Company near Shoals. This year the chapter decided to take to the Total registration at the conference was field of battle in order to promote its name, and slightly over 200: participants came from as far geology as a whole, on the campus. In the fall away as Maryland and Minnesota. Rho Chapter smashed the chemistry honorary on the gridiron by the score of 27 to 6. During the The conference committee consisted of T. G. basketball season the chapter again took to the Perry, and the following members of the Geological field and rolled over the tough and aggressive Survey: H. H. Gray (Chairman), T. A. Dawson, Geophysics Section (Survey) team. Final score was D. J. McGregor, and W. J. Wayne. 32 to 16 gals. Not wishing to rest on its laurels, the chapter is sending a team into the field again. ALUMNI BREAKFAST This time, s. G. E. will climb the hills of the intramural soft-ball league. The Alumni Breakfast at the A. A. P. G. meet­ ings in Los Angeles was well attended despite the In the field of intellectual endeavor, s. G. E. fact that California weather prevented Diz Dean, has sponsored four Journal Clubs, a weekly help Evart Christensen, and Dick White from arriving in session for the beginning classes, and a display in time. Dick Erd also spent three hours on the free - the Union Building, and has assisted in the prepara­ way, but finally made it. Seems they have snow in tions for the spring field trip. southern California, also. The list of those present includes: Dr. Deiss, Haydn Murray, Dale Kline, The officers of the chapter are: Don Buchholz, Fred Schweers, Gerald Carpenter, Pat Arkin Gerdsen, President; Ron Crane, Vice-President; Bill Moll, Ray Robbins, Dwight Mauck, Orville Bandy, Walt Secretary-Treasurer; and Mike Cowen, Correspond­ Spangler, W. A. Thomas, R. R. Shrock, Dick ing Secretary-Editor. Erd, H. H. Bradfield, L S. Parrish, Bob McNeal, Torn Hiestand, John Moore, and Ralph Esarey. VITAL STATISTICS Bill Thornbury, who is temporarily living in Pomona couldn't make it; and regrets came from BIRTHS Bob Kidd, Arch Addington, D. V. Carter, and several others. Doctor Deiss led a very interesting Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Battin - a son, June(?), discussion of the prospects for a new geology build­ 1957 ing, and from this subject the group drifted into a consideration of ways and means of getting more Mr. and Mrs. George Bechner - a son, March 12, and better students into the graduate fields of 1958 geology at Indiana. The discussion·was quite active and all present obtained some new ideas. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Biggs - a son, David Paul, This was one of the best alumni meetings we have March 16, 1957 ever had. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Boots - a daughter, Robin Adele, December 20, 1957

8 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Boyer - a son, Robert M., Mr. and Mrs. Lowell B. Plock - a son, Gerald April 21, 1957 Robert, February 20, 1958

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Cameron, Jr. - a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Roemermann - a daughter, Dorothy Jane, January 28, 1957 Nancy, May 20, 1957

Mr. and Mrs. John Cass - a daughter, Lisa, July 4, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Rupert - a daughter, 1957 Kathleen Sue, May 13, 1957

Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Deane - a daughter, Abbe Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. Schemehorn - a daughter, Deane, October 3, 1957 Jennifer Lynne, January 31, 1958

Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Devening - a son, Scott D., Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith - a son, Howard August 2, 1957 Patrick, March 15, 1958

Mr. and Mrs. (Joline McVicker) Ferol F. Fish - a Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith - a daughter, Lisa son, Ferol F., April 11, 1957 Ann, April 26, 1957

Mr. and Mrs. (Patricia Arkin) Robert H. Gerdsen - a Mr. and Mrs, C. V. Solbrig - a daughter, December son, Jon, November 1957 24, 1957

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell E. Gladish - a son, Richard Mr, and Mrs. Robert G, Stouse - a son, Jeffrey Scott, October 12, 1957 Karl, June 15, 1957

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. Gravenor - a son, Christopher Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Summers - a son, James, October 1, 1957 Daniel Kelly, September 1957

Mr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Hale - a son, David Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dan Taylor - a son, Jordan Neil, July 2, 1957 April 15, 1957

Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Hennessy - a daughter, Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M, Waters - a son, November Louise, December 6, 1957 1, 1957

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hyer - a son, April 2, 1957 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wayne - a daughter, Annette Elizabeth, November 30, 1957 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Johnson - a daughter, Lisa Diane, September 19, 1957 DEATHS

Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Kottlowski - a daughter, Colonzo Chelice Beals - January 25, 1957 Diana Virginia, November 2, 1957 Richard W. Larson - September 9, 1957 Herman H. Roerk - December 22, 1957 Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Leininger - a son, Marshall, May 1957 NEWS ITEMS

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Lennart - a daughter, Editor's Note: Of the 405 cards sent out, 251 Denise Marie, April 29, 1957 were completed and returned and 5 were returned to us by the post office. What's the matter with Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Myers - a son, Robert Ashley, the rest of you? November 28, 1957 Bob Barbour moved from Evansville, Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Otte - a son, Michael, on February 1, 1958, and is now working in the November 28, 1957 Bridgeport, Illinois, office of Ohio Oil Company.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Passel - a daughter, Martha George Bechner reports he is now doing geo­ Louise, November 3, 1956 physical work for Carter Oil Company at Miles City, Montana. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jack Pickering - a son, Michael Jackson, May 1, 1957 Word comes from Helen Beikman, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on a six-month assignment with

9 U. s. G. s., that in April she will transfer to San Louisiana. He reports that he is feeling fine now Francisco to do subsurface geology. after a near-fatal auto accident in Belle Chasse, Louisiana. Hugh H. Berry is working as a research chemist on high temperature lubricants for U. s. Naval Pei-yuan Chen will return in September to his Avionics Facility in Indianapolis. home in Taiwan, China, to work for the Petroleum Company of China. At the present time he is John L. Bible is now vice-president of Southern working on an AEC project in mineralogy at Penn Ceophysical Company in Houston, Texas. State.

Since August 1957 Bruce Bohor has been serving Evart Christensen has switched from paleontology as Associate Research Geologist in well-logging to geology under B. Dale Kline, District Geologist - research for Continental Oil Company in Ponca Fresno District, Standard of California. City, Oklahoma. He expects to receive his Ph.D. from the University of Illinois in June. Army service is over for John Cleveland and he is now pursuing an M. S. degree in economic Dave Boots reports he is doing research in geo­ geology at the University of Wisconsin. magnetics at California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California. Horace Coryell seems to be keeping busy working as a petroleum geologist and paleontologist Bob Boyer has completed his Ph. D. at the for corporations, teaching in the new geology University of Michigan and is now teaching at the quarters at the University of Dayton, and running University of Texas, Austin, Texas. his farm.

Steve Bedwell is working as a computer and Rolling stones -- The Daniel R. T. Davis' pilot for Seis-Tech Exploration Company, Wichita, move about once a month with the General Geo­ Kansas. physical Company.

The Dallas Geological and Geophysical Society Although he is not yet an alumnus, many of has published "The Geology and Geophysics of you will remember John Downen, who is now back Cooke and Grayson Counties, Texas", of which H. to complete work for his degree. During the inter­ H. Bradfield is editor and principal author. vening years, John did geophysical work for Cities Service Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and Last fall Art Brookley joined the staff of Inter­ spent some time in Italian Somalia training national Petroleum (Columbia) Ltd. in Bogota and European employees in seismic work, surveying, is working on spores and pollen. He formerly was drilling, etc. for Rogers Geophysical Company, with Standard of California in Los Angeles. Art whose home office is in Houston, Texas. visited the department here before leaving for South America. Del Elston reports he is now a technologist in the Metallurgical Department of National Lead Frank Johnson, according to Art Brookley, is Company, Cincinnati, doing research on ceramics. now Geophysical Supervisor for Richmond Exploration Company (Standard of California overseas subsidiary) According to Wayne Erickson, Gulf Oil Corp­ in Maracaibo, Venezuela. oration, Midland, Texas, is concentrating on large scale secondary recovery projects. By the time this NEWSLETTER hits the mail George Brunton will be a married man. George is Dallas Fiandt, Dick Freed, and Earle Newcomer mineralogist with the Pure Oil Company Research are all working in the same office of The Texas and Development lab at Crystal Lake, Illinois. At Company in New Orleans. the present time George is concerned with all mineralogy problems but with emphasis on clay A move from geology to law has been made by mineralogy. Harvey Fierstein, who reports he is now employed by Gorden-Weinkerg and Capalbo, of Los Angeles. Wayne Bundy completed work for his Ph.D. and joined Dr. Haydn Murray with the Georgia Kaolin Doctor Galloway, comfortably situated in his Company in Elizabeth, New Jersey. office in the new Law Building, is busily adding to his list of publications. In the past year he has Don Cameron has transferred to the Development turned out: A review of a Russian paper on Department of The California Company in Harvey, stromatoporoids; a paper on Devonian stromatoporoids

10 (with Joe St. Jean); a paper on structure and class­ business-pleasure trip to Guatamala, Peru, Bolivia, ification of stromatoporoidea; and a G. s. A. Memoir and Equador, on which he also plans to produce on pentremites (with Harold Kaska). Currently he motion pictures of Indians of the Andes to add to is working on three papers on Ordovician, Silurian, his library of southwest Indian life, catalogued in and Devonian stromatoporoids. the Library of Congress.

After two years in the army at Fort Knox, Last June, after a year with California Lowell Gladish is now working with General Geo­ Exploration Company in Palo Alto, California, physical Company in Texas. Harold Kaska went to Guatamala as Lead Stratigrapher­ Paleontologist. He recently made a trip to Havana Frank C. Greene will retire from the Missouri and one into the Peten with Dean Pennington, and Geological Survey on June 1 and expects to visit is planning one to Maracaibo in May. the campus here for the reunion of the class of '08. Mr. and Mrs. (Caroline Hemingway) F. H. It's school days again for Gordon Grender at Kierstead enjoyed a two-week cruise to the West Penn State. Indies and Venezuela last spring.

Elbert Hale is now Lead Seismologist on special Here's a man who gets around -- Canada, seismic problems for Standard Oil Company in Mexico, Bahama Islands, etc. But Ad King says California. he's been spending a great portion of his time exploring for limerock in southern Florida. Jack Harrison has completed work for his Ph.D. and has joined the Indiana Geological Survey as Jim Koenig has two more years to serve as a Clay Mineralogist. Navy weather-guesser.

Southern feminine charms were too much for "Canada is a very nice place when it isn't cold", George Herr to resist. Last June he became a according to Harry Kugler, who is now working in married man and is now the owner of a new home Calgary. in Columbia, Tennessee. Late report -- Phillip J. Lane and Janice Robert Hite is now wcrking in the Geological Hatcher were married June 1, 1956. Economic Analysis Section, Phillips Petroleum Company, Bartlesville, Oklahoma. On May 1, F. H. Latimer will become Manager of new Eastern Produc.tion Division of Sun Oil Albert Hoadley reports he recently completed Company, with headquarters in Evansville -- the 32 years in producing Indiana limestone. new division to cover the area now included in Michigan Division, Central Division, and the Another geologist gone on his own! Perry Appalachian Area. Holloway resigned on January 1 from McCord Oil Company, Shreveport, Louisiana, and opened his World traveler. Glen Lee returned last own consulting office. September from a two-year tour around the world, including a camera safari in central Africa and a The Olin Holts bought a new home, 219 Ridge­ visit to the thermal regions of New Zealand. view Drive, and the Andy Hrehas built a new home on Pleasant Ridge Road, both in Bloomington. Harlan Logan is now Vice-President for Research and Development, General Foods Corporation, White Kenny Huff and Donna Zimmerschied were Plains, New York. married March 25, 1957. Ken is working for Core Lab. in Denver. Another V. P. -- Elmer Lucas has been elected Vice-President of the Oklahoma Academy of Science According to word from John Hughes, Sohio for 1958. The Presidency follows in 1959. Petroleum Company disbanded the Billings District Office so he is going into the Di vision Office to Two school buddies, Paul Raymond and Jim handle North Dakota acreage for Sohio. He also Mahorney, have gotten together again, in Midland, says he still hasn't shot an elk this winter. Texas.

E. P. Hunt retired from the faculty of Stanford Burton J. Malott retired July 1, 1957, after University and now operates a summer gift shop at 43 years in the teaching profession. Tahoe City. March 1 marked the beginning of a

11 Al Miesch, currently with the U. s. G. s. in John K. Rose hopes to be on campus in June Grand Junction, Colorado, advises that he will be for the reunion of the class of '28. transferred to their Denver office in June. He plans to return to Northwestern University in September. Jerry Rupert is currently receiving field training with a Texas Company seismic crew at June 15, 1957, George Moore was married to Ardmore, Oklahoma. After June 1 he will report Terry M. Torok in South Bend, Indiana. back to the Tulsa office.

John I. Moore is currently serving as President Joe St. Jean has moved from Trinity College, of the San Angelo Geological Society, San Angelo, Hartford, Connecticut to the University of North Texas. He has also made "The International Year­ Carolina, Chapel Hill, where he is Assistant book" and "Statesmen's Who's Who". Professor of Micropaleontology.

On January 28, 1958, Carl Myers received his Dick Schweers has been placed in charge of navigator wings at Ellington Air Force Base. regional geological exploration program, particu­ larly in the Four Corners area, for The Texas Note to George Nevers: Don't be so reticent. Company. We thought you could always come up with some interesting information or comment. Here's someone we haven't heard from since he graduated in 1927 so we '11 bring his record up to By the time this NEWSLETTER is printed, date. Lilburn H. Seamon joined the u. s. Weather another handsome batchelor won't be any more. Bureau in Dayton, Ohio, in 1938 and was transferred Bob Newman plans to be married April 6. to the Washington, D. C. office in 1940, where he still is. He was married in 1944 and has two Raymond L. Parker has returned from Chile and children, a daughter, 11 years old, and a boy, 4. is doing geologic mapping and studying mineral He says he looks forward to receiving each issue of deposits in northeastern Washington for the U. s. G. s. the NEWSLETTER in hopes of a bit of news of his school day colleagues. (Your fine informative Charles F. Passel is now Division Exploration letter is a model that other alumni should copy. Manager for Ambassador Oil Company, Fort Worth, Please don't wait another 30 years to let us hear Texas. from you again. Editor)

If his National Science Foundation fellowship "Still l 'm single", Ernesto Sirvas reports. application is approved Jack Pickering plans to work on his Ph.D. at Stanford University. Don Six has transferred to the Los Angeles Division office of The Texas Company and is Last September Marty Prinz visited the depart­ currently working offshore. ment on his way from California, where he worked during the summer, to New York where he is currently Brice Smith is now Head of the Mathematics enrolled at Columbia. He will be ·working on his and Science Department at Monmouth High School, Ph. D. problem in the Beartooth Mountains, Montana, Decatur, Indiana. this summer. John M. Smith left the Indiana Geological Paul D. Proctor has changed positions - - from Survey last summer to work for Georgia Kaolin Supervisor of Raw Materials Exploration, U. s. Steel Company. He is located at Dry Branch, Georgia. Company, to Chairman of Geology Department, Missouri School of Mines. Willis Smith is spending a few months of temporary duty with the U. s. A. F. in Germany. Maurice McClain and Frank Rago are now sharing a Texas Company office in Sterling, Colorado. Fishing is better in Guatamala than in Venezuela, according to Walt Spangler. Says he has one gravity. Jack Riddell is now geologist for General Crude and one seismic party. Esso Standard has completed Oil Company, Houston, Texas. air-mag-shoran survey and photogeology, and plans to drill early in 1959. Bill Dixon has gone to work for Soil Testing Services of Chicago. Jim Stanley has left Carter Oil Company and is now an independent geologist in Vernal, Utah. Larry and Buddy (Rey) Rooney plan to return to the States in late August after two years in Tripoli.

12 Paris Stockdale is still working on the Chattanooga March, and in the fall plans to go to the University shale as a source of uranium. of Illinois.

Jack Stover is serving as a jet pilot instructor Dan Tudor is now working in gravity analysis in Germany. for Standard Oil of Texas, at Houston.

The Robert Subletts moved into their new home After 51 months of flying for the u. s. A. F., in Evansville on April 26, 1957. Kay Turner is now Project Administrator of a Navy missile program for Minneapolis-Honeywell, at Albert Swanson is now Material Accountant for Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Pullman Company. Kenny Vance transferred to the Geophysics Dan Taylor says he is the only "foreigner" in Division, The California Company, in July. He the Amarillo area and will be glad to have visitors. is Client Representative on various contract seismic crews and on one such crew (Continental Geophysical The John Taylors are now living in their new Company) Fred Myers was working. home in Cincinnati. Robert Voss reports he is half way through LU. Beginning in June Ross Taylor will fill the Law School, Indianapolis, which he attends nights. position of Senior Lecturer in Geochemistry at the University of Capetown, South Africa. He says he Clay Warren has been promoted to Lead looks forward to seeing some African geology. Development Geologist for Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota with The California Company. Gene Taylor reports that he, Ken Waters, and Jake Fiandt had lunch in November in the Old Ken Waters was promoted to Assistant to the French Quarter, New Orleans, with George Erickson Chief Development Geologist, The California who had just come in from South America on Company, in New Orleans. vacation. Last August, Bill Wayne was a member of an Steve Theodosis is temporarily doing recon­ expedition to Southampton Island (courtesy of Mr. naissance field work at Tucumcari, New Mexico. John Buehler, Indiana Gear Works). He says the Says during the past couple of years he has visited Silurian coral and stromatoporoid bioherms looked Dean Clark in Albuquerque, Wes Pierce in Tucson, so much like those in Wabash County, Indiana, and frequently seen Clay Warren in Denver. that he felt right at home. The lack of barb-wire fences to climb was the most pleasant point of the George Erickson is head of the new Geological trip. Survey of Chile, at Santiago, and gives courses in geology at the University of Chile. He and his wife George Winston is conducting stratigraphic visited in Bloomington in January. investigations for Carter Oil Company, Billings, Montana. Harriett Maitlan Thomas advises that, after her husband's six months of training with RAND On January 1, Paul Yundt left F. E. Moran Oil Corp. at Bangor, Maine, they will return to Madison, Company and struck out on his own. He reports Wisconsin, to help install SAGE at Truax Field. "so far we are still eating".

Henry O. Thomas and Carolyn Sledd were Raymond Battin finds his work in subsurface married December 23, 1957, in Alexandria, geology in the Miles City, Montana, area very Virginia. interesting.

Howard Tipsword is paleontologist and strati­ CoL C. W. Bicking is now flying jet fighters grapher in the Gulf Coast province for Magnolia at sub-sonic and super-sonic speeds. Petroleum Company. On September 14, Richard L. Bowen and Yvonne On February 17, Keith Treadway started work Bowman were married in Brisbane, Australia, and with Pasotex Petroleum Company in Oklahoma City. took a three-month tour around the world. He has spent three years at the University of Melbourne on Don Triplehorn was married September 14 in a Fulbright Scholarship, and his Ph.D. thesis on Clarksburg, West Virginia. Don served his hitch in Late Paleozoic glacial deposits in Eastern Australia the Air Force as a Second Lieutenant, finishing in is about completed.

13 James Bush has now finished his Ph.D. in geology New Hampshire, and a short visit in Colorado. He at the University of Washington. spent the last six weeks of the field season working on the Ordovician section in southeastern Indiana Capt. John E. Davenport, Plans and Program for the Indiana Geological Survey. His "Depositional Officer, U. s. A. F., reports that he and his family Environment of the Wreford Megacyclothem (Lower enjoy the climate on Guam very much and plan to Permian) of Kansas'.' has been published as Bulletin visit Japan and the Philippines before returning to No. 124 of the Kansas Geological Survey during the States. the past year.

Henry M. DuBois has spent the past year travell­ In May, Doctor Vitaliano was awarded a ing over the United States observing and photograph­ National Science Foundation Senior Research Grant ing birds and flowers. to finance field work in the Tonopah region, Nevada, for three field seasons. His investigation In addition to his duties as a geologist in the concerns the stratigraphic relationships of Tertiary Petroleum Section of the Indiana Geological volcanic rocks, and the summer of 1957 was spent Survey, Dee Rarick is now spending part of his in mapping the Tertiary volcanic geology of the time in the newly established Office of Educational San Antonio Mountains, Nye County, Nevada. Services. He presented a paper on the "Tertiary Geology of the Ione Quadrangle;; at the G. S. A. meetings in Don Roemermann is now working for a marine Atlantic City. He has accepted an invitation to construction company in Mt. Vernon, New York. join the Panel of Lecturers of the local chapter of Sigma Xi and his topic will be "Volcanos and Abdullah Sayyab received his Ph.D. degree at Volcanic Rocks". the University of Iowa last year and is now Director General of Oil, Baghdad, Iraq. The Pure Oil Company has made a grant of $1, 000. 00 to Indiana University to support research Roger L. Battin is now Assistant Professor of in mineralogy under Dr. Carl W. Beck. The Paleontology at the University of Wisconsin, project involved is the study of phase changes at Madison, Wisconsin. elevated temperatures by the X-ray oscillating technique. Doctor Beck will work in close coop­ Bert Renzetti completed work on his doctorate eration with Dr. George D. Brunton (Ph.D., 1957), in the spring and has gone to work in Mexico with mineralogist with the Pure Oil Company laboratory Kaiser Aluminum Company. His wife, Phyllis, has at Crystal Lake, Illinois. finished all but the final typing of her dissertation and has joined him. Robert L. Kidd was awarded a distinguished alumnus citation during the 1957 commencement Al Rudman has joined the staff of the Geo­ period. A few of us had the opportunity of renewing physics Section of the Indiana Geological Survey our acquaintance with Bob while he was in Blooming­ and is also working toward his Ph. ~- ton.

Last summer John McCormick joined the staff A Christmas card from the Bob Sargents indicate of International Petroleum Company in Bogota, that Bob is still working for the American Metal Colombia, s. A. Company at New Rochelle, New York, and is enjoying his work. During Christmas vacation from his duties with Sohio in Houston, Texas, Carl Lockhart paid the LOST SOULS department a visit. Our letters to the following five alumni were Jack Conley visited the department while home returned unclaimed: on Christmas leave from service with the Air Force at West Palm Beach, Florida. Thomas M. Hendrickson

Dr. and Mrs. Thornbury seem to be having a Jee-Hing Wo wonderful time in California. He reports a couple Mrs. A. P. McMann (Olena Fern Peck) of visits with Dick Erd and one with Dave Boots at Norbert Parker Cal Tech. Mrs. Harold D. Rose (Mabel Irene Dietrich) Dr. Donald E. Hattin returned to our faculty in July after a term with the u. s. A. F. at Mt. Washington, If anyone can give us a lead on them, please do so.

14 ALUMNI DIRECTORY

Jon B. Abrams Orville L. Bandy Residence: 317 Silver St., S. E. Residence: 5520 Corning Avenue Albuquerque, N. M. Los Angeles 56, Cal, Business: Department of Geology Univ. of Southern Calif. Arch Rombaugh Addington Los Angeles 7, California Residence: 1353 N. Calaveras Fresno, California Robert F, Barbour Business: Department of Geology Residence: 2200 Lexington Ave. Fresno State College Lawrenceville, Ill. Fresno, California Business: Ohio Oil Co, Box 38 Frank Emerson Allen Bridgeport, Illinois Residence: 313 N. Jordan Bloomington, Indiana Carl Vincent Barker Residence: 124 Morningside Ave. Louis Donovan Allen Vallejo, California Residence: 220 N. Jefferson Indianapolis, Ind. James V. Barnes Residence: 27 Elmwood Drive William Odis Allen Jr. Council Bluffs, Iowa Residence: 1815 Elmhurst Oklahoma City, Okla. Don G, Barnett Business: 921 City National Bldg. Residence: 3820 Baltimore Road Oklahoma City 2, Okla. Box 1407 Shreveport, La. Sheldon Axenfeld Residence: 461 Lennox Road John George Barr Brooklyn 3, N. Y. Residence: 101 Olympic Place Seattle 99, Wash. Donald Aung Ba Business: Standard Oil Co, of Calif. Residence: "Retreat" Nyandow Gr. 557 Roy Street Mdy-Sashio Rd. Seattle 9, Washington Maymyo, Burma Glenn Gardner Bartle Noel Ritchey Bailey Resid!;!nce: Maine, N. Y. Residence: 1516 Alta Drive Business: Harpur College Fort Worth 7, Texas State Univ. of New York Endicott, New York Dr. Charles Carl Bajza Business: Box 2068 Ronald Lewis Bartle Texas A. and I. College Residence: Box 1331 Kingsville, Texas Meridian, Mississippi

Mrs. Charles (Esther Warner) Bajza Victor Barua Business: Box 2068 Residence: Anda Pardo Texas A. and I. College 557 Miraflores, Lima, Peru Kingsville, Texas James Woodford Batchelor Lora May Baker Residence: 816 s. Branson Residence: R. R. 3 Marion, Indiana Hartford City, Ind." Robert Ellery Bates Residence: 601 Monte Vista Fort Collins, Colo. Business: Colorado State Univ. Fort Collins, Colo.

15 Raymond Leon Battin Col, Charles Wessler !licking Residence: 51 7 S. Custer Residence: 5 Forsythia Lane Miles City, Montana St. Louis 14, Mo. Business: The Carter Oil Co. Business: Lambert Field ANG P. o. Box 150 St, Louis, Mo. Miles City, Montana Mrs. Robert Arthur (Doris Franz) Bieberman Roger L. Battin Residence: 601 Fitch Ave, Business: Department of Geology Socorro, New Mexico Univ. of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin Robert Arthur Bieberman Residence: 601 Fitch Ave, Prof. Charles Noble Beard Socorro, New Mexico Business: Fresno State College Business: New Mexico Bureau of Mines Fresno, California Socorro, New Mexico

George Frank Bechner Maurice Earl Biggs Residence: 514 Seventeenth St, Residence: 1213 S, Brooks Dr, Bedford, Indiana Bloomington, Ind. Business: The Carter Oil Co, Business: Indiana Geological Survey P. 0, Box 801 Bloomington, Ind, Tulsa, Oklahoma Joseph Bodart Jr. Thomas G. Beck Residence: R, R. 1 Residence: 1212 4th A venue Westville, Illinois Durango, Colorado Bruce Forbes Bohor Stephen F. Bedwell Residence: 313 W. Fresno Residence: 438 1/2 Stephens Ponca City, Okla, Wichita, Kansas Business: Continental Oil Co. Business: Seis-Tech Exploration Co. Devel. and Research Dept. 222 Union Center Production Research Division Wichita, Kansas Ponca' City, Okla.

Helen Marie Beikman John Carlisle Bollenbacher ll Residence: 517 Adams Street N, E. Residence: 800 Washington Street, Apt. 805 Albuquerque, New Mexico Denver 3, Colorado Business: U. s. Geological Survey Business: 512 Colorado Building Albuquerque, New Mexico Denver 2, Colorado

Lee Fent Bennett David A. Boots Residence: 4018 6th A venue Residence: 9903 E, Lemon Ave. Kenosha, Wisconsin Arcadia, Calif, Business: Division of Geological Sciences Hugh Henry Berry California Inst, of Technology Residence: 1060 Mills Ave. Pasadena, Calif. Indianapolis 27, Ind, Business: U. S, Naval Avionics Facility Richard Lee Bowen Indianapolis, Indiana Residence: 174 Highland Terrace A thens, Georgia John Bible Residence: 216 West Cowan Drive Malcolm W. Boyce Houston 7, Texas Residence: 224 N, Washington Business: Southern Geophysical Co. San Angelo, Texas 3339 N. Rice Avenue Business: Standard Oil Co. of Texas Houston, Texas P. O. Box 632 San Angelo, Texas

16 Robert E. Boyer John Robert Bullock Residence: 2107 Robin Hood Trail Residence: 107 W. Walnut Austin 3, Texas Washington, Ind. Business: Department of Geology University of Texas Wayne M. Bundy Austin 12, Texas Residence: 86 Laurel Dr. Little Silver, N. J. H. H. Bradfield Business: Georgia Kaolin Co. Residence: 4835 N. Lindhurst 433 N. Broad St. Dallas 29, Texas Elizabeth 3, N. J.

Bernard Robert Broadbent Donald C, Burdett Residence: 3907 Thomason Dr. Residence: 186 Schrade Rd. Midland, Texas Briarcliff Manor, N. J. Business: c/o Darrell W. Smith Core Analysis Walter E. Burnham Midland, Texas Residence: 921 s. Washington Bloomington, Ind. Arthur C. Brookley Jr. Residence: Carrera 13 #79-20 James Bush Bogota, Colombia Residence: 2243 Stanmore Dr. South America Houston 19, Texas Business: c/ o Exploration Dept. International Petroleum Donald K. Cameron Jr. (Colombia) Ltd. Residence: 3509 Tartan Dr. Apt. Aereo 3533 Metairie, La. Bogota, Colombia, s. America Business: California Co. Box 128 Barbara Brooks Harvey, La. Residence: 415 s. Park Casper, Wyoming Gerald Carpenter Business: Box 120 Residence: 216 E. Cottage Grove Casper, Wyoming Bloomington, Ind. Business: Indiana Geological Survey Homer R. Brown Indiana University Residence: 2810 E. 67th Street Bloomington, Ind. Indianapolis 20, Ind. Business: Indiana Dept. of Conservation Joseph E. Carr Indianapolis, Indiana Residence: 32 N. Waverly Columbus 13, Ohio George D. Brunton Residence: 55 W. Crystal Lake Ave. Devere Carter Crystal Lake, Ill. Residence: Magnolia Petroleum Co. Business: Pure Oil Research Center Box 900 Crystal Lake, Ill. Dallas, Texas

Tom Murray Bryce John Cass Residence: 5225 Evanston Residence: 1221 Chaco Indianapolis, Indiana Farmington, New Mexico Business: The Texas Co. Donald H. Buchholz Box 817 Residence: 330 E. 43rd St. Farmington, New Mexico New York City 17, N. Y. Business: Department of Geology Jose Candido Marques Cavalcante Indiana University Residence: Rua, Senador Pompeii 877 Bloomington, Indiana Fortaleza Ceara, Brazil

17 George Douglas Charlton Charles Robert Connaughton Residence: 142 Norfolk Place Residence: 3406 W. Kansas San Antonio, Texas Midland, Texas Business: E-104 Petroleum Center Business: Shelly Oil Co. San Antonio, Texas 312 N. Big Spring Midland, Texas Pei-Yuan Chen Residence: 50 Lane 157 Cornelius Martin Connelly Sec. 1, S. Sin-sen Rd. Residence: 311 s. Center Taipei, Taiwan Casper, Wyo. China Business: 311 s. Burrowes St. Horace Noble Coryell Penn. State University Residence: 3477 Far Hills Ave. University Park, Pa. Dayton 29, Ohio Business: University of Dayton Elmer Frederick Chilcoa te Dayton, Ohio Residence: 4455 Crittenden Indianapolis, Ind. Michael T. Cowen Business: Department of Geology Floyd Childs Indiana University Residence: 1902 Manley Ave. Bloomington, Indiana Bakersfield, Calif. Janet (Wert) Crampton Lewis Childs Residence: 71 College St. Residence: R. R. 18 South Hadley, Mass. Knoxville, Tenn. William Henry Crites Evart W. Christensen Business: Gulf Oil Corporation Residence: 1805 Cromwell St. Box 1150 Bakersfield, Calif. Midland, Texas Business: c/o Standard Oil Co. of Calif. Box 278 Walter Jesse Dahmer Jr. Oildale, Calif. Residence: 6011 Cody Arvada, Colo. Joseph H. Cleveland Business: Pan American Pet. Corp. Residence: 217 Judd St. Rm. 710, Denver Club Bldg. Madison 4, Wisc. Denver, Colo. Business: Dept. of Geology Univ. of Wisconsin Charles Gutelius Dailey Madison, Wisc. Residence: 410 N. Meridian Indianapolis, Indiana Ward J. Collins Jr. Residence: 120 N. Brewer John Evan Davenport Greenwood, Ind. Business: Marianas Air Defense Div. APO 334 Alan A. Colville San Francisco, Calif. Business: Dept. of Geology Indiana University Daniel R. T. Davis Bloomington, Ind. Residence: 317 s. Fremont Lowell, Ind. John Eugene Combs Business: General Geophysical Co. Residence: 248 Desoto Dr. Gen. Del. Miami Springs, Fla. Laredo, Texas Business: Eastern Airlines Miami 48, Fla. Thomas Albert Dawson Residence: 102 s. Bryan Jack F. Conley Bloomington, Ind. Residence: 526 N. Grant Business: Indiana Geology Survey Bloomington, Ind. Indiana University Bloomington, Ind. 18 Harold Lutz Deane Richard Stoddard English Residence: 1704 Hughes Lane Residence: 1206 s. 5th Street Bakersfield, Calif. Terre Haute, Ind. Business: P. o. Box 278 Oildale, Calif. Richard Clarkson Erd Residence: 1528 San Bernardino Blvd. Wilbur R. Deiters Pomona, Calif. Residence: 1516 2nd St. LaPorte, Ind. George E. Erickson Business: U. s. Geological Survey George B. Demer Foreign Geological Service Business: Co. A, 74th Engr. Bn. (C) Washington 25, D. C. A.P. O. San Francisco, Calif. Wayne Albert Erickson Residence: 1606 Hemlock Donald C. Devening Midland, Texas Residence: Box 954 Business: Gulf Oil Corp. Jena, La. Box 1150 Business: Justiss Mears Oil Co. Midland, Texas Box 396 Jena, La. Ralph Emerson Esarey Business: Department of Geology Wm. G. Dixon Jr. Indiana University Residence: 660 S. Sleight St. Bloomington, Ind. Naperville, Ill. Business: Soil Testing Services, Inc. Robert Winfred Faith 4711 W. North Residence: 927 Cherry Street Chicago, Ill. Mount Carmel, Ill.

James Robert Dodd Harold C. Fancher Residence: 441 s. Catalina Ave. Residence: Marengo, Ind. Pasadena, Calif. Bert H. Fell Henry Mathusalem Dubois Residence: 1005 W. Mulberry Residence: R. R. 1 Kokomo, Indiana Box 370 Clackamas, Oregon Hollis Blair Fender Residence: 10311 N. Ridgeview Dr. John A. Dunn Oklahoma City 20, Okla. Residence: 609 Virginia St. Business: Sinclair Oil & Gas Co. Gary, Ind. 300 Fidelity National Bldg. Business: Durango, Colorado Oklahoma City, Okla.

Bennie Edwards Dallas Fiandt Jr. Residence: 3904 Purdue Dr. Residence: 205 Berkley Dr. Metairie, La. New Orleans 14, La. Business: Box 128 Business: The Texas Co. Harvey, La. 1501 Canal St. Box 252 Delmer L. Elston New Orleans, La. Residence: R. R. 1 Lawrenceburg, Ind. Marion Fidlar Business: National Lead Co. of Ohio Residence: 614 Connecticut Ave. Box 158, Mt. Healthy Station Rock Springs, Wyoming Cincinnati 31, Ohio Business: Mountain Fuel Supply Co. P. o. Box 1129 Herman C. Engles Rock Springs, Wyoming Residence: 52 E. Wabash Frankfort, Ind.

19 Harvey Fierstein Jesse James Galloway Residence: 14472 Greenleaf Residence: 420 E. 6th St. Sherman Oaks, Calif. Bloomington, Ind. Business: Gordon - Weinkerg & Capalbo Business: Department of Geology 2323 W. 3rd St. Indiana University Los Angeles 57, Calif. Bloomington, Ind.

Ferol F. Fish Jr. Jesse Wendell George Residence: 619 s. Pugh St. Residence: 3313 South Meta State College, Penn. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Gordon Forsyth Fix Raymond Leon George Business: The Carter Oil Co. Business: Hdq, & Hdq. Co. 7 40 Keeler Bldg. 503 A.LR. Grand Rapids, Mich. APO 29 New York, N. Y. Philip Fix Residence: 3011 Broadway Mrs. Patricia Arkin Gerdsen Boulder, Colorado Residence: 4055 John St. San Diego 6, Calif. William Hamilton Flanagan Business: Shell Oil Co. James R. Gibson P. o. Box 2547 Residence: 602 E. Sycamore Billings, Montana Jasonville, Ind.

Granville D. Foley Lowell E. Gladish Residence: R. R. 6 Residence: Cotulla, Texas Box 49 Business: General Geophysical Co. Columbus, Ind. P. o. Box 76 Business: Box 662 Cotulla, Texas Green River, Utah Conrad P. Gravenor Thomas Darrell Foster Residence: 7708 71st Ave. Residence: Grand Valley, Colorado Edmonton, Alberta Canada Wayne E. Fowler Business: Research Council of Alberta Residence: 1005 Broadway Ave. 87th Ave. & 114th St. Mattoon, 111. Edmonton, Alberta Canada James William Frazier Residence: R. R. 2 Don Lee Green Alexandria, Ind. Residence: 808 Waggoner Ave. Evansville, Ind. George Richard Freed Business: Texas Oil Co. Thomas E. Green Box 252 Residence: 3547 Central New Orleans, La. Indiana polis, Ind. Business: P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc. Karl W. Frielinghausen 3024 E. Washington St. Residence: 1745 s. Conwell Indianapolis, Ind. Casper,. Wyo. Business: Trigood Oil Co. Seymour Greenburg Box 1571 Residence: 714 W. 7th St. Casper, Wyo. Bloomington, Ind. Business: Indiana Geological Survey Arthur J. Fritz Bloomington, Indiana Residence: Box 130 R.R. 8 Evansville, Ind.

20 Frank Cook Greene Marshall Allen Harrell Residence: Forest Haven Apt. Residence: 228 Blue Bonnet Blvd. 2338 Forest Ave. San Antonio 9, Texas Kansas City 9, Mo. Hobart Byron Harris Gordon Conrad Grender Residence: 210 Guntersville St, Residence: 210 E. Hamilton Ave. Sheffield, Ala. Apt. 23 Business: U. s. Geological Survey State College, Penn. P. o. Box 304 Business: Box 20, Mineral Industries Bldg. Sheffield, Ala. Penn. State University University Park, Penn. James Richard Harris Residence: R. R. 1 Robert Brian Grosjean Boonville, Ind. Residence: 3463 Lockelane Houston 19, Texas John Rodefer Harris Business: Mound Company Residence: 3923 s. Columbia Place 20th Floor Tulsa, Okla. Bank of the Southwest Bldg. Business: The Texas Co. Houston, Texas Box 2420 Tulsa, Okla, Rifat Habbab Residence: Jaffa, Palestine Jack L. Harrison Residence: 114 E. Chester Dr, John William Hagey P, 0, Box 214 Residence: 1144 E. Calvert St. Ellettsville, Ind, South Bend, Ind, Business: Indiana Geological Survey Bloomington, Indiana Elbert L. Hale Residence: 3815 Navajo Ave. Richard D. Harvey Bakersfield, Calif. Residence: Hoosier Courts 17-3 Business: Standard Oil Co. Bloomington, Ind, Western Operations Inc. Business: Dept. of Geology Exploration Dept. Indiana University 2401 N. Chester Ave, Bloomington, Ind. Oildale, Calif. Mrs, Ruth Rohrer Hays Robert Alexander Hall Residence: R. R. 1 Residence: 5139 Atherton Ave. Box 660 South Drive Sarasota, Fla. Indiana polis, Ind. George E. Heap Jacob Phillip Hamilton Residence: 414 W. Thompson St. Residence: R. R. 5 Sullivan, Ind. Madison, Ind. Warren Craig Heisterkamp John Lowell Hamilton Residence: Box 971 Residence: 403 E. Johnson Street Durango, Colorado Sullivan, Ind. Business: 809 s. Court Street Eric P. Henderson Sullivan, Ind. Business: Geological Survey of Canada Ottawa, Canada John Frederick Hare Residence: 204 N. 34th St. Gerald Joseph Hennessy Billings, Mont, Residence: 1104 Harrelton St. Business: Shell Oil Co. Evansville, Ind. Box 2547 Business: 208 s. E, Riverside Billings, Mont. Evansville, Ind.

21 Thomas Malcom Hendrickson Alan S. Horowitz Address Unknown Residence: 3951 s. Sherman Englewood, Colo. George A. Herr Business: Ohio Oil Co. Residence: 400 Experiment Lane Denver Research Center Columbia, Tenn. Box 269 Business: Victor Chemical Works Littleton, Colo. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. Harold Walter Horst Thomas Cl.aon Hiestand Residence: 719 E. Joliet Residence: 2769 s. Monroe St. Crown Point, Ind. Denver 10, Colorado Dick Spease Horton William John Hill Residence: 2620 Kent Drive Residence: 2022 Thayer Ave. Oklahoma City, Okla. Los Angeles 25, Calif. Business: Shell Oil Co. 2821 N. W. 50th Robert Duncan Hite P. o. Box 7008 Residence: 2306 Old Tulsa Rd. Oklahoma City, Okla. Bartlesville, Okla. Business: Phillips Petroleum Co. Craig B. Hatfield 12 W. Wing Phillips Bldg. Residence: 715 Pine Bartlesville, Okla. Michigan City, Ind.

Albert Thomas Hoadley Residence: 835 Sheridan Rd. Robert Howden Bloomington, Ind. Residence: 204 N. 32nd St. Business: J. M. Hoadley Inc. Mt. Vernon, Ill. P. O. Box 23 Bloomington, Ind. Andrew John Hreha Residence: Pleasant Ridge Rd. s. R. Hollensbe R, R. 3 Residence: 3101 Peach St. Bloomington, Ind. Mt. Vernon, Ill. Business: Indiana Geological Survey Business: National Associated Petr. Co. Bloomington, Ind. 719 East Main Mt. Vernon, Illinois John Warfield Huddle Residence: 472 Hart Rd. Perry Gregory Holloway Lexington, Ky. Residence: 3527 Penick Business: U. s. Geological Survey Shreveport, La. 169 Euclid Ave. Business: Petroleum Geologist Lexington, Ky. 1009 Beck Bldg. Shreveport, La. Kenneth O. Huff Business: c/o Core Laboratories, Inc. Joseph Conrad Holm 706 Patterson Bldg. Residence: Walkerton, Ind. Denver, Colo.

Olin R. Holt Clyde W, Huffman Residence: 219 Ridgeview Dr. Residence: 606 W. 3rd St. Bloomington, Ind. Bicknell, Ind, Business: Indiana Geological Survey Bloomington, Indiana John H. Hughes Residence: 2215 Sunnyview Lane Mrs. Harry (Claudia Dell Miller) Hooker Billings, Mont. Residence: New Washington, Ind. Business: Sohio Petroleum Co. Box 2558 Billings, Mont,

22 Mrs. Richard J. (Wava Mabel Line) Hummel Frank Marion Johnson Jr. Residence: U. s. Naval Base Business: Geophysical Supervisor Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Richmond Exploration Co. Maracaibo, Venezuela Ernst Paul Hunt Residence: 1248 Harriet Richard Harold Johnson Palo Alto, Calif. Residence: 4419 Brookton Dr. South Bend, Ind. Raymond Samuel Hunt Business: Wheelabrator Corp. Residence: 1505 Community Lane Mishawaka, Ind. Midland, Texas Business: Cities Service Oil Co. Robert L. Jones Leggett Bldg. Residence: 2102 Ohio Ave. Midland, Texas Anderson, Ind.

Ralph E. Hunter Thomas David Jones Residence: 1403 Spence Residence: 810 Vernal Lane LaPorte, Ind. Shreveport, La.

Mrs. Stephen Norris (Pauline Harker) Hunter William L. Kaschube Residence: R. R. 3 Residence: 509 Mefford Dr. Ridgeville, Ind. Robinson, 111 Business: Bell Bros. Harold C. Hutchison Box 256 Residence: 810 S. Walnut St. Robinson, Ill. Brazil, Ind. Business: Indiana Geological Survey Mrs. William (Harriet Gray) Kaschube Bloomington, Ind. Residence: 509 Mefford Dr. Robinson, Ill. Donald Eugene Hyer Residence: 231 Brookside Dr. Jessie Scoefield Kaserman Lafayette, La. Residence: Helmsburg, Ind. Business: The Texas Co. P. O. Box 1305 Harold W. Kaska o. c. s. Residence: 7-89, 13 Calle Lafayette, La. Zona 10, Guatemala City Guatemala, Central America Jack R. Jankovich Business: Compania Guatemala Calif. Residence: 1663 N. Branson Ave. de Petroleo Apt. 7 Aptdo. 1307, Guatemala City, Hollywood 28, Calif. Guatemala, Central America

Jee-Hing Wo Stanley J. Keller Address Unknown Business: Indiana Geological Survey Bloomington, Ind. Robert David Jenkins Residence: 221 NS 5 St. Paul Levi Kelly Oklahoma City, Okla. Residence: Box 1381 Business: The Texas Co. Bismarck, North Dakota Geological Department Box 1841 James H. Kercher Oklahoma City, Okla. Residence: 3010 Mt. Vernon Ave. Evansville, Ind. William Palmer Jenkins Residence: 702 Hillcrest Dr. W. Richard E. Kirk High Point, N. C. Residence: 4703 Duplissis Apt. A New Orleans, La.

23 Joseph Edward Keyser Harry Kugler Business: Gipson & Keyser Residence: 4303 19th Ave. s. W. Box 446 Calgary, Alberta Midland, Texas Canada Business: Britalta Petroleums Ltd. Robert Louis Kidd 630 8th Ave. s. W. Residence: 1423 S. Delaware Calgary, Alberta Bartlesville, Okla. Canada Business: Cities Service Bldg. Bartlesville, Okla. Margaret Clare Kuzmitz Residence: 559 Ellsworth St. Mrs. Friend H. (Caroline Heminway) Kierstead East Chicago, Ind. Residence: 41 Harrison Ave. Business: Cities Service Oil Co. Northampton, Mass. East Chicago, Ind. Business: Dept. of Geology Smith College Joseph Ray Lagro Northampton, Mass. Residence: 2202 N. Bolton Indianapolis 18, Ind. Addison Harris King II Residence: 8280 N. Illinois St. Mrs. Paul (Ruth Tweedy) Landis Indianapolis 20, Ind. Residence: 3919 Webster Business: Morgan Coal Co. Ft. Wayne 6, Ind. 2850 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis, Ind. Phillip Jene Lane Residence: 9800 Cindy Lane Ruth Elizabeth Kiper Wichita 12, Kansas Residence: 617 Locust Business: Continental Oil Co. Boonville, Ind. 335 W. Lewis Wichita, Kansas John Kipta Jr. Residence: 8206 Northcote Ave. Fred Hubert Latimer Munster, Ind. Residence: 4350 Springbrook Toledo 6, Ohio Beryl Dale Kline Business: Sun Oil Co. Residence: 1805 Benton St. United Savings Bldg. Bakersfield, Calif. 240 Huron St. Toledo 4, Ohio James B. Koenig Residence: 270 Empire Blvd. Glen A. Lee Brooklyn 25, N. Y: Residence: 1760 Potter Rd. Business: Box 1155 Park Ridge, Ill. U. s. N. Postgraduate School Business: Carl Schurz High School Monterey, Calif. Chicago, lll.

Frank Edward Kottlowski Richard K. Leininger Residence: 803 Sunset Drive Residence: 1852 E. 1st St. Socorro, New Mexico Bloomington, Ind. Business: New Mexico Bureau of Mines Business: Indiana Geological Survey & Mineral Resources Bloomington, Ind. Socorro, New Mexico Eugene John Lennart Don Kralis Residence: 6117 E. Marilyn Rd. Business: U. s. National Bank Bldg. Indiana polis 26, Ind. Mile High Center Business: U. s. Steel Supply Denver, Colo. Division of U. s. Steel P. o. Box 7310 Edward Ernest Kroner Chicago 80, Ul. Residence: 6904 Olcott Hammond, Ind.

24 David Vanhoff Lewis Mrs. Vaughn (Daphene Ethel Burns) McBride Residence: 523 E. 51st St. Residence: 401 E. King St. Indianapolis, Ind. Garrett, Ind.

Charles M. Lindenschmidt Maurice D. McClain Residence: 320 6th Ave. W. Business: The Texas Co. Swift Current, Sask Box 392 Canada Sterling, Colorado Business: c/ o Mobil Oil of Canada Ltd. 140 1st. Ave. W. Ralph Blackwood McClintock Swift Current, Sask Business: City Hall Canada Omaha, Nebraska

Carl W. Lockhart John A. McCormick Residence: 4719 Oakshire Dr. Residence: Cra. 14, No. 86A-96 Apt. 4 Apt. 101 Houston, Texas Bogota, Colombia Business: P. O. Box 6701 South America Houston, Texas Business: International Petroleum (Colombia) Ltd. Grady Adams Loftin Jr. Bogota, Colombia Residence: 1514 Edison South America Baytown, Texas Business: P.O. Box 634 James Cole McCulloch Baytown, Texas Residence: 2861 Locust Denver 7, Colorado Harland Debaun Logan Business: The Carter Oil Co. Residence: Mayapple Rd. Box 120 Stamford, Conn. Denver, Colorado Business: General Foods Corp. Research and Development Ralph McDonald 250 North St. Residence: 95 S. Vernal Ave. White Plains, N. Y. Vernal, Utah

Lester Lloyd Logue Mrs. Eula Davis McEwan Residence: 6510 Aberdeen Residence: 1973 Sewell St. Dallas 30, Texas Lincoln, Nebraska Business: Exploration Surveys Inc. 628 Meadows Bldg_. Preston McGrain Dallas 6, Texas Business: Kentucky Geological Survey University of Kentucky Dennis Robert Lucas Lexington, Ky. Business: The California Co. 600 Standard Life Bldg. Jack W. McIntosh Jackson, Miss. Residence: P. O. Box 81 Mt. Carmel, Ill. Elmer Lawrence Lucas Residence: 219 W. Eufaula St. Edward Donald McKay Jr. Norman, Okla. Business: Bell Bros. Business: Box 271 Faculty Exchange Robinson, Ill. University of Oklahoma Norman, Okla. Lotus Marel Mclemore Residence: 538 s. Twyehenhem Ave. James Roderick MacDonald South Bend, Ind. Residence: 608 Hawthorn Rd. New Castle, Ind. Mrs. A. P. McMann Address Unknown

25 James R. Mahorney John Newton Mitchell Residence: 3604 Apache Dr. Residence: 2020 Ekin Ave. Midland, Texas New Albany, Ind. Business: Standard Oil Co. of Texas Box 1660 Mrs. Phillip (Rosalind Robinson) Modlin Midland, Texas Residence: 1705 Henry Ave. Winchester, Virginia Burton Joseph Malott Residence: 629 Carlyle Place Thomas Kidd Mooney Indianapolis 1, Ind. Residence: 470 Knight Way LaCanada, Calif. Donald Wells Mannam Business: The Andrew Jergens Co. Residence: 804 S, David Box 511 Casper, Wyoming Burbank, Calif.

Robert John Marshall Arthur Everett Moore Residence: 1628 N. Washington Residence: 205 W. North "B" St, Columbus, Ind. Gas City, Ind. Business: 2601 S. Adams St. Mrs. Ersie Samuel (Viva Dutton) Martin Marion, Ind. Residence: 409 Wyola Rd. Santa Barbara, Calif. George T. Moore Residence: 838 Ave. B Herman Lewis Martin Billings, Mont. Residence: R. R. 1 Business: The California Co. Huntington, Ind. Box 2534 Billings, Mont. Richard E. Martindale Residence: 1250 Columbus St, John Irwin Moore Wabash, Ind. Residence: 732 West Ave. D San Angelo, Texas Melvin Dwight Mauck Business: P. o. Box 3097 Residence: 2134 Stanley 515 W. Beauregard Fort Worth 10, Texas San Angelo, Texas Business: The Pure Oil Co. Box 2107 Raymond Carl Mullen Fort Worth, Texas Residence: 205 Long View Dr. Richmond 25, Va. Herbert James Merrill Residence: 281 W. McCreight·Ave. Donald Joseph Munich Springfield, Ohio Residence: 300 Lynnwood Dr. Jeffersonville, Ind. Fred D. Meyer Residence: 416 W. Cherry Carl W. Myers Bluffton, Ind. Residence: R. R. 3 Linton, Ind. Alfred T. Miesch Residence: 2221 N. 21st St. Robert Ray Myers Grand Junction, Colorado Business: Randolph A. F. B. Business: U. s. Geological Survey Dickinson, Texas Grand Junction, Colorado Martin Milton Nading John Maurice Miller Residence: 336 French Ave. Residence: 13 Lambert Dr. Fort Wayne, Ind. Dresser Hts. Business: 515 W. Jefferson St, Mt. Carmel, Ill. Fort Wayne, Ind.

Frank Eddie Mitchell Residence: 312 Elmwood St. Oshkosh, Wisconsin 26 John Robert Neel Ronald K. Ogle Residence: 701 E. 8th St. Business: Department of Geology Bloomington, Ind. Indiana University Business: Engineering Surveys Bloomington, Ind. 6703 E. 34th St. Indianapolis, Ind. Victor Emanuel Olson Jr. Residence: 132 Karen Dr. Jack L. Nelson Lafayette, La. Residence: 4013 Little John St. Business: Cities Service Oil Co. Corpus Christi, Texas Lafayette, La. Business: Standard Oil Co. of Texas 202 Kaffie Bldg. Charley Harold Orahood Corpus Christi, Texas Residence: Kingman, Ind.

George M. Nevers John Ewing Organ Residence: Box 164 Residence: 301 W. Washington St. Hobbs, New Mexico Sullivan, Ind. Business: Standard Oil Co. of Texas Business: Sherman Bldg. Geophysics Division Sullivan, Ind. Box 1249 Houston 1, Texas John S. Osborne Residence: 1512 N. Meridian St. Earle s. Newcomer Indianapolis, Ind. Residence: 1601 Stroelitz St. Metairie, La. Leonard B. Otte Business: The Texas Co. Residence: 1017 Poplar Court P. o. Box 252 Mt. Carmel, Ill. New Orleans 9, La. Business: Box 31 Mt. Carmel, Ill. Robert M. Newman Residence: 3242 Norfolk Mark White Pangborn Jr. Apt. D Residence: 4718 Upton St. N. W. Houston, Texas Washington 16, D. C. Business: Magnolia Petroleum Co. Business: U. s. Geological Survey P. o. Box 56 Washington 25, D. C. Houston, Texas Henry J. Paparazzo Marshall Atkinson Newnum Residence: Lauret Dr. Residence: 420 W. Moulton St. Thomaston, Conn. Pontiac, Ill. Business: 1019 N. Chicago St. Mrs. William Richard Parient Pontiac, Ill. Residence: 422 E. Main St. Attica, Ind. Donald Richard Newsom Residence: Worthington, Ind. Norbert Allen Parker Business: Socony Mobil Oil Co. Address Unknown Apartado 246 Caracas, Venezuela Raymond Lawrence Parker South America Residence: 4428 N. Adams Spokane, Washington James K. Niehaus Business: u. s. Geological Survey Residence: 2003 Green View Ave. s. 157 Howard Vincennes, Ind. Spokane, Washington

James A. Noel Residence: 132 Spruce St. Williamstown, Pa.

27 Charles Foy Passel Lowell Browning Plock Residence: 941 Sayles Blvd. Residence: 519 Meadowview Dr. Abilene, Texas Jackson, Miss. Business: Division Exploration Manager Business: Gulf Oil Corp. Ambassador Oil Corp. P. o. Box 1269 General Office Jackson, Miss. Fort Worth, Texas Mrs. Josephine Starr Pond John Barratt Patton Residence: 31 W. Grove St. Residence: 809 Sheridan Rd. Lombard. Ill. Bloomington, Ind. Business: Department of Geology James E. Powell Indiana University Residence: 117 8th Ave. Bloomington, Ind. Columbia, Tenn.

Kenneth Armstrong Payne Lt. David Prentiss Residence: Wellesley Annex Business: Operations U. s. s. Foresta! Co. Hunters Creek Village A59 Houston, Texas cf o FPO New York, N. Y. Business: 777 San Jacinto Bldg. Houston, Texas Martin Prinz Residence: 1507 Bryant Ave. Mrs. Mary Payne New York 60, N. Y. Residence: 330 Louisiana Business: Dept. of Geology Corpus Christi, Texas Columbia University Business: cf o Sun Oil Co. New York 27, N. Y. P. o. Box 2431 Corpus Christi, Texas Paul Dean Proctor Residence: 3 8 Irene Lane Howard W. Pee Rolla, Mo. Business: Department of Geology Business: Dept. of Geology Indiana University School of Mines and Metallurgy Bloomington, Ind. Rolla, Missouri

Wilbur Dean Pennington Frank D. Pruett Business: The Ohio Oil Co. Business: Dept. of Geology Guatemala, South America Indiana University Bloomington, Ind. Ranard J. Pickering Residence: 466 N. 550 East st: George Puscas Orem, Utah Residence: 1625 Conlin Ave. Business: Columbia Iron Mining Co. Evansville, Ind. ( U. s. Steel) Business: Gulf Oil Corp. P. o. Box 510 Box 774 Provo, Utah Ev ans ville, Ind.

Howard W. Pierce Rex Eugene Rader Business: Department of Geology Residence: 2528 E. 25th Place University of Arizona Tulsa, Okla. Tucson, Arizona Business: Box 591 Pan American Bldg. Arthur Peter Pinsak Tulsa, Okla. Business: Indiana Geological Survey Bloomington, Ind. Frank T. Rago Jr. Residence: 516 lf2 Denver St. Sterling, Colo. Business: cf o The Texas Co. Box 392 Sterling, Colo.

28 Horace Ellis Rankin James T. Riddell Business: Shell Oil Co. Residence: P, 0, Box 817 Petroleum Bldg. Dayton, Texas Midland, Texas Business: R.R. 3 Box 18 Reevan D. Rarick c/o General Crude Oil Co. Residence: 312 N. Bryan Ave, Dayton, Texas Bloomington, Ind. Business: Petroleum Section Samuel L. Riely Indiana Geological Survey Residence: The Overlook Bloomington, Ind, Leavenworth, Ind.

William Post Rawles Raymond L. Robbins Residence: 837 - 14th Ave,, s. W. Business: Trigood Oil Co. Calgary, Alta. Box 1571 Canada Casper, Wyo.

Paul C. Raymond Carroll Norton Roberts Residence: 3604 Apache Residence: 4710 Kenwood Ave. Midland, Texas Indianapolis, Ind. Business: c/o Geological Dept. The Texas Co. Edgar M. Roberts Jr. Box 1270 Residence: 6034 Indianola Ave. Midland, Texas Indianapolis, Ind.

James Elmo Reeves Daniel R. Rodriguez Residence: 3007 S. Detroit Residence: 1321 Delaware Tulsa, Okla. Gary, Ind. Business: Sinclair Oil & Gas Co, Box 521 Donald G. Roemermann Tulsa, Okla. Residence: 24B Stephen Oval Glen Cove, N, Y, John Reeves Business: Marine Construction Co. Residence: 4820 Sheridan Dr. 2 Gramatan Ave. Williamsville 21, N, Y, Mt, Vernon, N. Y. Business: Dominion Natural Gas Co. 220 Delaware Ave. Benjamin Franklin Rogers Buffalo, N. Y. Residence: 8241 S, W, 54th Ave. Miami 43, Florida Robert Gaylen Reno Business: Reno Enterprises Henry Glenn Rogers 1911 S. Arlington Ave, Residence: 538 Argyle Dr, Indianapolis, Ind. Falls Church, Va.

Bert Lionel Renzetti Ronald R. Rogers Residence: Rancho El Morillo Residence: 1306 Mississippi Ave. Aptdo 193 Chickasha, Oklahoma Saltillo, Coah Mexico Alan J. Rommel Residence: 1203 E. Gum St. Mark Reshkin Evansville 14, Ind. Residence: 59 Halsted Street Newark 6, New Jersey Everett J. Rommes Residence: 26 Hamilton Ave. Frank A. Revetta Cranford, N. Y, Residence: Box 22 RD-3 E. M. Monongahela, Penna.

29 Lawrence F. Rooney Abdullah Shakir Sayyab Business: Mobil Oil of Canada Business: Directorate Box 690 General of Oil Affairs Tripoli, Libya Baghdad, Iraq South Africa Neil R. Schemehorn Mrs. Lawrence (Rosalie E. Rey) Rooney Residence: 4303 Duplessis "B" Business: Mobil Oil of Canada New Orleans, La. Box 690 Business: Box 128, Harvey, La. Tripoli, Libya South Africa Jay Val Schilling Residence: 1 750 West 54th St. Mrs. Harold David Rose Indianapolis, Ind. Address Unknown Mrs. George Herman Schlemmer John Kerr Rose Residence: 528 N. Lake St. Residence: R. R. 1 Warsaw, Ind. Emden, Ill. Business: Suite 601 Frederick Paul Schweers 1311 "G" St. N. W. Residence: 3708 E. 45th St. Washington 5, D. C. Tulsa 5, Okla. Business: Mercury Drilling Co. Theodore W. Ross 707 Enterprise Bldg. Residence: 4431 Center Ave. Tulsa, Okla. Lyons, Ill. Samuel R. Schwartz Albert Julius (Rudnyanski) Rudman Residence: R. R. 2 Business: Geological Survey Grabill, Ind. Indiana University Bloomington, Ind. Richard Henry Schweers Business: The Texas Company Robert A. Rudman Box 1720 Residence: 144 E. Valley Blvd. Fort Worth, Texas Rialto, Calif. Lilburn Harold Seamon Gerald B. Rupert Residence: 1725 33rd Place s. E, Residence: 704 H Street N. W. Washington 20, D. C. Ardmore, Okla. Business: U. s. Weather Bureau Office Business: The Texas Co. of Climatalogy Box 2420 Washington 25, D. C. Tulsa 2, Okla. Byron F. Sheldon Joseph St. Jean Jr. Residence: 927 Tennessee Ave. Residence: Glen Heights Ft. Wayne, Ind. R. 2 Chapel Hill, N. C. Galen N. Shirley Business: Dept. of Geology and Geography Residence: R. R. 2 University of North Carolina Washington, Ind. Chapel Hill, N. C. Robert Rakes Shrock Victor John Salmi Residence: 200 Waltham St. Residence: 211 Penn. Lexington 73, Mass. Valley Terrace Business: 24-302 M. LT. Morrisville, Pa. Cambridge 39, Mass.

Robert Sargent Mrs. William Behner Sigmund Residence: 7 Davenport Ave. Residence: Box 294 New Rochelle, N. Y. Columbus, Ind.

30 Paul Freund Simpson Willis Levi Smith Residence: 5951 Indianaola Residence: 625 E. Thornton Ave. Indianapolis, Ind. Midwest City, Okla. Business: u.s.A.F. Robert Lee Sims Residence: 102 N. Center St. Charles Vance Solbrig Plainfield, Ind. Residence: 12 N. Meyer Court DesPlaines, Ill. Ernesto Sirvas Residence: Santo Tereso 536 Harold Sorgenfrei Lima, Peru Residence: 1 72 Whittington Dr. South America Lafayette, La. Business: Nothem Peru Mining Co, Business: The Texas Co. Quiruvilca Unit Box 1305 Trujillo Hpdo. 162 Oil Center Peru Lafayette, La. South America Walter Blue Spangler Don Eldon Six Residence: 1 a Calle 2-66 Residence: 400 s. Wilson Ave. Zona 9 Pasadena 5, Calif. Guatemala City, Guatemala, C, A. Business: The Texas Co. Business: E'sso Standard (Guatemala) Inc. 2106 Cecil Bruner Dr, 5a Ave. 3-17 Zona 9 Bakersfield, Calif. Guatemala City, Guatemala Central America Brice B. Smith Residence: R. R. 1 Charles Spencer Ossian, Ind. Business: Panuco Oil Leases Inc. Business: Monmouth High School 312 Juliana R. R. 3 P, 0, Box 1849 Decatur, Ind. Parkersburg, W. Va.

Essie Alma Smith Mrs. Carr Stanger Residence: R. R. 2 Residence: R, R, 7 Bloomington, Ind. Bloomington, Ind.

Howard Smith James Theodor Stanley Residence: 404 E. 4th St. Residence: 52 E. Wasatch Bloomington, Ind. Vernal, Utah

James A. Smith Charles Lewis Starr Residence: 11181 Orion Ave, Residence: 806 N, W. "B" St, Granada Hills, Calif. Richmond, Ind. Business: 6633 Canoga Ave. Canoga Park, Calif. Robert H. Stewart Residence: Box 205 John M. Smith Balboa Heights Residence: R. R. 1 Panama, Canal Zone Dry Branch, Ga. Business: Georgia Kaolin Co. Paris Buell Stockdale Dry Branch, Ga. Residence: 7101 Sherwood Dr. Knoxville, Tenn. Ned Myron Smith Business: Dept. of Geology & Geography Residence: 2331 E. Seventh St.· Univ. of Tennessee Bloomington, Ind. Knoxville, Tenn. Business: Indiana Geological Survey Bloomington, Ind.

31 Ralph Eugene Stouder Albert Peter Swanson Residence: 2707 N. Shore Dr. Residence: 407 S. Vail A venue Evansville, Ind. Arlington Heights, lll. Business: 208 s. E. Riverside Dr. Business: The Pullman Co. Evansville, Ind. 165 N. Canal St. Chicago 6, Ill. Robert G. Stouse Residence: 314 s. Lincoln St. Ira Dan Taylor Salem, Ill. Residence: 3004 Harmony Business:- 103 1/2 E. Broadway Amarillo, Texas Centralia, Ill. Business: 408 Petroleum Bldg. Amarillo, Texas Pearl Stout Residence: 4740 Malden John Rex Taylor Jr. Chicago, Ill. Residence: 1034 Clifton Hills Ave. Cincinnati 25, Ohio Jack Wendell Stover Business: Taylor Trucking & Ware Housing Co. Residence: 20 Lake Shore Dr. 1350 Arlington St, Boonville, Ind. Cincinnati, Ohio Business: 125 1/2 S. 2nd St. Boonville, Ind. Stuart Ross Taylor Business: Dept. of Geology James Taylor Strange Univ. of Cape Town Residence: 209A 6th Ave. Rondebosch, Cape Province W. Calgary Union of South Africa Alberta, Canada Waller Eugene Taylor Arthur Franklin Striker Residence: 5418 Crepe Myrtle Dr. Residence: 1415 N. Edison St. Jackson 6, Miss. Arlington, Va. Business: Union Producing Co. Business: U. s. Geological Survey Box 1020 Washington, D. C. Jackson, Miss.

Robert B. Sublette Steven D. Theodosis Residence: 2415 Glenn Ave. Residence: 185 Beryl Way Evansville, Ind. Broomfield Heights, Colo. Business: 301 Court Bldg. Business: c/ o Shell Oil Co. c/o W. C. McBride, Inc. 1845 Sherman St. Evansville, Ind. Denver 3, Colo.

Dan Martin Sullivan Mrs. Harriet Maitlen Thomas Residence: 222 W. 2nd St. Residence: 2130 Wood Rd. Apt. 4 Middleton, Wisc. Bloomington, Ind. Business: Indiana Geological Survey Henry Oliver Thomas Bloomington, Ind. Residence: R. R. 1 Rockville, Ind. Wi_lliam Kelly Summers Residence: 1046 E. Gorham William Avery Thomas Madison 3, Wisc. Residence: 9025 Wickford Business: 116 Science Hall Houston 24, Texas Madison 1, Wisc. Business: The Ohio Oil Co. P. o. Box 3128 Richard Amos Surface Houston, Texas Residence: 948 Western Ave. Los Angeles 6, Calif. Donald Frederic Thompson Residence: 1613 W. 7th St, Bloomington, Ind.

32 William David Thornbury Robert C. Voss Business: Dept. of Geology Residence: 5872 Rosslyn St. Indiana University Indianapolis, Ind. Bloomington, Ind. Business: Allison Division of General Motors Howard Lee Tipsword Indianapolis, Ind. Residence: 1113 11th St. Lake Charles, La. Courtney Waddell Business: 500 Pioneer Bldg. Residence: 1821 s. Lakewood Lake Charles, La. Tulsa 12, Okla. Business: Well Surveys Inc. Keith R. Treadway P. o. Box 2656 Residence: 4044 N. W. 14 Tulsa 3, Okla. Oklahoma City, Okla. Business: Pasotex Petroleum Co. George R. Wagner Fidelity Bldg. Business: Arabian-American Oil Co. Oklahoma City, Okla. 505 Park Ave. New York City, N. Y. Don M. Triplehorn Residence: Garmotter Ave. James F. Wakeman Bluffton, Ohio Residence: 2519 Terry Rd. Business: Clinton County A. F. B. Jackson, Miss. Wilmington, Ohio Marvin E. Warner Daniel s. Tudor Residence: R. R. 2 Residence: 40:19 Drake Dillsboro, Ind. Houston 5, Texas Business: Box 338 Business: Standard Oil Co. of Texas Graduate Resident Center Box 1249 Bloomington, Ind. Houston, Texas Elbert Clay Warren Sheldon K. Turner Residence: 2533 Yellowstone Ave. Residence: 4602 Sunnyside Rd. Billings, Mont. Minneapolis 24, Minn. Business: c/o The California Co. Business: 600 N. 2nd St. P. O. Box 2534 Hopkins, Minn. Billings, Mont.

John Edward Uhl Jack R. Warren Residence: 6025 Park Ave. Business: Petroleo Brasileiro Indianapolis, Ind. s. A. Ave., Rio Braneo 81-18 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Kenneth R. Vance Business: California Co. Kenneth Montell Waters Box 780 Residence: 4724 Mark Twain Dr. Denver, Colo. New Orleans, La. Business: The California Co. William P. Von Osinski 800 Calif. Co. Bldg. Residence: 2104 Brunson Ave. New Orleans, La. Midland, Texas Business: Hamilton Bros. William J. Wayne Box 1886 Residence: R. R. 9 Midland, Texas Bloomington, Ind. Business: Indiana Geological Survey David E. Von Tress Bloomington, Ind. Residence: 5301 Palmer Houston 4, Texas Business: The Texas Co. Box 2332 Houston 1, Texas

33 Mrs. o. H. (Christine Manning) Weber Frank Hoyt Williams Residence: 2662 N, Main Residence: 421 W. Dexter St. Apt. 108 Corina, Calif. Dayton, Ohio Business: Wheelcraft Inc. Business: C. L. Loos School 1100 Foothill 45 Wampler Ave. Azusa, Calif, Dayton 5, Ohio Wesley Edward Williams Ralph Howard Wedow Residence: 335 College St, Residence: 510 "J" St, Greenville, Kentucky LaPorte, Ind, Business: Flag Drlg. Co. Inc, N. Main St. Elmer L. Wegner Greenville, Ky. Residence: 1949 Linneman St. James C. Wilson Jr. Glenview, Ill. Residence: 1047 Poplar Court Mt, Carmel, Ill. Robert M. Weidman Business: Stein Bldg, Business: Dept, of Geology Mt, Carmel, Ill. Montana State Univ. Missoula, Mont, George Otis Winston Residence: 928 Alderson Ave. Jack W. Wells Billings, Mont. Residence: Apartado 246 Business: Carter Oil Co. Caracas Venezuela Box 314 South America Billings, Mont, Wilbur B. Winter Joseph Floyd Whaley Residence: 1316 N. Maple Residence: 1207 N. Woodlawn Bloomington, Ind. Bloomington, Ind. Gary Lee Wirey Business: Indiana Geological Survey Residence: R. R. 1 Bloomington, Ind. G lezen, Ind.

Richard L. White Mrs. C. E. Wolverton Business: Standard Oil of Calif. Residence: 1140 Edgewood Dr. Bakersfield, Calif. Indianapolis 19, Ind. Bobby Joe Worthington George Isaac Whitlatch Residence: 2771 E. Slavson Ave. Residence: 4342 General Bates Dr, Huntington Park, Calif. Nashville 4, Tenn! Business: Tenn. Industrial & Agricultural Daniel O. Wright Development Commission Residence: 703 Lincolnway s. 231 Cordell Hull Bldg. Ligonier, Ind. Nashville, Tenn. Business: HQ. Co. , 16th Sig. Bn. Ft. Huachuca, Arizona Everest Elmer Wible Residence: 2232 Columbine Lane Teruo Yamamoto Wichita, Kansas Residence: 1265 Nehoo St. Honolulu, Hawaii Charles Eugene Wier Paul David Yundt Residence: 520 N. Fess Ave. Residence: 605 Locust St. Bloomington, Ind, Owensboro, Ky. Business: Indiana Geological Survey George J. Yurkas Coal Section Residence: 206 W. 3rd St. Bloomington, Ind. Crane, Texas Business: Gulf Oil Corp. P. o. Box 937 Crane, Texas

34 ADDENDA

The following news items and changes of address were received after copy for the NEWSLETTER had gone to press.

Noel R. Bailey, M. D., 1516 Alta Drive, Fort Worth, Texas (Business address: 1506 West Terrell Ave., Fort Worth), has been engaged in the private practice of obstetrics and gynecology since World War II.

Robert C. Baxter is working with Core Laboratories, Inc., 706 Patterson Building, Denver, Colorado.

Wayne E. Fowler has transferred from the Mattoon, Illinois, office of The California Company to their Natchez, Mississippi, office. He also reports the birth of a son, Scott Raymond, on September 15, 1957.

Word has been received of the death on December 22, 1956, of Jesse Wendell George.

Mrs. Ruth Rohrer Hays, 6837 South Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, Florida, reports she is now working as a techni­ cian in the Central Sterile Supply of the Sarasota hospital,

Thomas D. Jones, 810 Vernal Lane, Shreveport, Louisiana, says he is strictly an 8:00-to-5:00 office man now with Magnolia Petroleum Company.

Raymond Carl Mullen. Home address: 205 Longview Drive, Richmond, Virginia. Business address: Capitol Insulation Company, 1115 Hull Street, Richmond, Virginia.

David D. Prentiss, 813 Davis Street, Elmira, New York (Business address: Arctic Section, Cambridge Research Center, 11 Leon Street, Boston 15, Mass.), was released from active duty with the Navy in February and be­ gan work as a geophysicist with the Arctic Section of the Air Force Cambridge Research Center. On May 20 he reports on the northern tip of Ellesmere Island to do seismic refraction and reflection work on the shelf ice, as well as electrical, magnetic, and acoustical measurements. He plans to enter Graduate School at Columbia in September.

Jack R. Warren, 217 Chestnut Street, Evansville, Indiana (Business address: c/ o Petroleo Brasileiro s. A. Petrobras, Equipe Sismica Maritima ES-10, Caixa Postal 102, Aracaju, Sergipe, Brazil) writes that he is em­ ployed as a seismic interpreter on a marine seismograph crew operating along the east coast of Brazil. Recent bases of operation have been in Maceio: Caravelas, Itubera', and Aracaju. He says working conditions are about 100 percent better than what you would expect -- if you enjoy the heat.

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