West Virginia University Division of Forestry - Cruiser Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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FACULTY ROBERT C. KELLISON, B.S.F. Forest Superintendent. West Virginia University, B.S.F., 1959. U.S. Navy, 1952-1956. joined staff of Division of Forestry, 1959. CHRISTIAN B. KOCH, M.S. Assistant Professor of Forest Utilization, Director of Camp Wood. University of Idaho, B.S.F., 1947, M.S., 1950. U. S. Forest Serv- ice, 1947. Forest Products Laboratory, Australia, 1948-1949. Assistant Professor of Forestry and Extension Forester, Utah State Agricultural College, 1950-1951. joined staff of Division of Forestry, 1951. THOMAS H. LANTZ, B.S.F. Extension Forester. West Virginia University, B.S.F., 1959. U.S. Air Force, 1950-1954. joined staff of Division of Forestry, 1959. WILLIAM H. REID, M.F. :Associate Professor of Forest Utilization. Associate Forester, West Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station. University of Michigan, B.S.F., 1937, Duke University, M-F-, 1947- UPPCY Michigan Products Company, 1938-1939. U. S. Forest Service, 1939-1942. U. S. Army, 1942-1946. Chance Vought Aircraft, 1947-1951. Joined staff of Division of Forestry, 1951. , ll

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KENNETH L. CARVELL, D. FOR. FACULTY Associate Professor of Silviculture, Associate Silviculturist, West -r- .Q ,NLR h R A -f ',7 Elf! WALLACE W. CHRISTENSEN, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Forest Economics, Associate Forester, West Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station. Harvard University, B.A., 1949. Yale University, M.F., 1950. Duke University, D. For., 1953. Served with U. S. Army, 1943-1946. joined staff of Division of Forestry, july 1953. Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station. New York State Rang- er School, 1946. University of Michigan, B.S.F., 1949. State University of New York, College of Forestry, M.F., 1954. State University of New York College of Forestry,Ph.D., 1957. Facul- ty of New York State College of Forestry Summer Camp, 1948- l953. Faculty of Paul Smith's College of Arts and Sciences, Forestry Department, 1950-1953. Teaching Fellow, State Uni- versity of New York, College of Forestry, 1953-1956. joined staff of Division of Forestry, july 1956. ' NORMAN D. JACKSON, M.W.T. Instructor of Forest Utilization. West Virginia University, B.S.F., ALLEN W. GOODSPEED, M.F. Professor of Forest Management. Forester, West Virginia Agricul- tural Experiment Station. University of Maine, B.S.F., 1928. Yale School of Forestry, M.F., 1929. Forester, Litchfield, Con- necticut, Forest Association, 1929-l931. Assistant in Applied Forestry, Yale School of Forestry, 1931-1933. Faculty of Uni- versity of Maine, Department of Forestry, 1934-1938. Professor of Forestry, Iowa State College, 1938-1948. joined staff of Di- vision of Forestry, February 1949. 1952. North Carolina State College, M.W.T., 1958. Associated with U.S. Forest Service, 1951. West Virginia Forest Products Association, 1952-1953. U.S. Army, 1946-1947. Joined staff of Division of Forestry, 1953. 10

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. FACULTY ' N ROBERT L. SMITH, Ph.D. X ' Assistant Professor of Wildlife Management. Assistant Forester, ff ', in s West Virginia Agriculture Experiment Station. Pennsylvania State -. M A University, B.S., 1949, M.S., 19545 Cornell University, Ph.D., gf - 1956. U.S. Army, 1950-1952. Faculty of N.Y. State University J' - X Teachers College, Plattsburgh, 1956-1958. joined staff of Di- --v' Q ,,,, ,Nh vision of Forestry, 1958. ' .' f awaugr, . A ' V EARL H. TRYON, Ph.D. Professor of Silviculture. Silviculturist, West Virginia Agriculture Experiment Station. University of New Hampshire, B.S., 1936. U.S. Forest Service, 1936-1937. Bureau of Plant Industry, Di- vision of Forest Pathology, 1937-1941. Oregon State College, M.S., 1940. Yale University, Ph.D., 1945. Joined staff of Di- vision of Forestry, 1945. ' r -- - 4, 45-Lit ' ' NOTE OF APPRECIATION The faculty of the Division of Forestry are an outstanding group in the eyes of the forestry students for, not only are they well-learned in the subjects they teach and considered in many cases as experts in their field, but they show a sincere and friendly interest in the students, a characteristic which is lacking in many other regions of the university. We appreciate this atti- tude that our professors have held in respect to us, and it is hoped that such a desirable relation- ship can exist for many years to come. 12