Louisiana Tech University School of Forestry - Forester Yearbook (Ruston, LA)

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Bryan, Jr., Richard W., 903 Robert St., Ruston, La. , U. S. Armed Forces. Edmondson, Jerry H., 418 S. Erie, Wichita, Kansas, U. S. Armed Forces. Essmeier, Donald L., P. O. Box 198, Milledgeville, Georgia, Area Manager, Continental Can Co., Inc. Keith, James G., P. O. Box 296, Coushatta, Louisi- ana, Forester Il, International Paper Co. Woodman, Donald H., 134 Eddy St., Lake Charles, La., McNeese State College. Pyle, Everett W., 200 First St., N.W., Springhill, Louisiana, Forester, Smith and Campbell Pulp- wood Dealers. CLASS OF 1956 Joffrion, Lamar E. McCasland, Roe K., P, O. Box 1170, New Orleans, Louisiana, Inspector, Southern Pine Inspection Bureau. Nattin, John H., 1001 Pegues, Mansfield, Louisiana. Forester III, International Paper Company. Reese, Jr., John B., Shreveport Highway, Ruston, Louisiana, Partner, Economy Butane Gas Co.. Inc. Bailiff, Tommy C., US54186630, Hq. Btry. 7 AAA, APO 28 N.Y., N.Y. Bottoms, Jimme W., 720 Marsh, ElDorado, Arkansas, Stevens Forestry Service. Davidson, James H., 902 Hickory, Arkadelphia, Arkansas, Forester ll, International Paper Company. Hollis, Bobby M., P.O. Box 216, Bernice, Louisiana, Manager, Hollis Farms, Inc. Mety, Michael P., 3 N. 12th St., Lawton, Oklahoma, U. S. Armed Forces. Nugent, John A., U. S. Armed Forces. Young, Richard A., P. O. Box 358, Good Pine, Loui- siana, Nebo Oil Co. Faircloth,Charles A., P. O. Box 386, Colfax, Loui- siana, Faircloth Handle Company. Mullin, Charles E., Zwolle, Louisiana, Sabine Lumber Company. WHEN YOU TEST TREE SEEDS USE A MODEL 400-G Slssnnunn Etzinlile Moisture Tester Unrivalled for Accuracy, Speed, Ease of Operation. Standard ofthe Seed Trade Only the Steinlite ' 400-G does not destroy the sample. Samples can be returned to stock as W 'i's'1 ifv1'. V - after testing . . . a real money saver where ex- pensive samples are used Tree seed samples can Y ' also be germinated after moisture test. . . another time and money-saving feature. Several hundred charts available for tree seeds, flower, vegetable, grass, legume, oleaginous and many other seeds. Used by agricultural colleges, forestry depart- ments, commercial laboratories and seed houses throughout the United States and many foreign coun- tries. For complete information and price, write Department CK. Siensunu EQUIPMENT COMPANY M ,,..,,.,,. A HV! 618-626 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago 6, lil. CLASS OF 1957 Rowell, Cecil D., Buena, Texas, Southwestern Settlement and Development Corporation. White, Marion H., 108 James St., Homer, Louisiana Forester, S. J. Monroe. Boyd, William L., Box 874, Jena, La., Assistant District Forester, Nebo Oil Co., Inc. Holmes, Jerry L., Box 17, Rison, Ark., International Paper Company. Joiner, William T., Box 1249, Alexandria, La., Forester, T. L. James SL Co., Inc. Mathys, Erwin G., Enumclaw, Washington, U. S. Forest Service. . 1

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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of the FORESTRY DIVISION LCLIISIANA PCLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Ruston, Louisiana American Yearbook Company Hannibal, Missouri a division of Josten's Owatonna, Minnesota Santa Barbara, California Don Spargo, Representative P. O. Box l95, Monroe, La. 57

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A Market Place for the Southern Wood The greatest incentive toward good forestry practices is a reliable market tor wood. By providing such a market for trees cut from thinnings in young stands and from improved cuttings in older stands, the pulp and paper industry makes possible the practice of good forestry in the South. -T referred Zzbndl Paper Crop PANY MOBILE, ALABAMA