' julp ETER E. DRESS, Inastructorin Forestry, re. it:eived his B.S. Degreerefrom Penn. State in 1958955md his M.S. in 1959. Helintaught at Penn. State froman[959 to 1961 in Statisticsthmd Mensuration. Sinceea;oming to <strong>Purdue</strong> Petefo1ws been engaged in fulliehme research and is workthngon a doctor's degree ine Math. and Statistics.ssoreEth195CARL A. ECKELMAN,graduate student in WoodTechnology, received aB.S. in Forestry at <strong>Purdue</strong>in 1959. He is presentlyworking for an M.S. Degreein Wood Technologyunder Stanley K. Suddarth.DR. RALPH J. GREEN,Associate Professor ofPlant Pathology, graduatedfrom Indiana State TeachersCollege with a B.S.degree in Biological Sciencesin 1948. He cameto <strong>Purdue</strong> to complete hisgraduate work, receivingboth his M.S. degree andPh.D. degree in Plant Pathology.Dr. Green was an assistantprofessor of theDepartment of Botany atthe <strong>University</strong> of Chicagofrom 1953 to 1955, at whichtime he returned to <strong>Purdue</strong>and is currently teachingForest Pathology.R. RONALD L. GIESE,ssistant Professor ofntomo1ogy, received a.S. Degree in Botany in:J56, and an M.S. degrees S (d ·ore1 a Ph.D. Degree mity ntomology and Plant Eco )logy at the <strong>University</strong> ofn:. .warlsconsln.froJ Dr. Giese has workedIdaho for the U.S. FororkftService and ineigisconsin and Michiganimer the Lake States Exeig~rimentalStation. He hc:snon)rked ?n several tec~mllahflarticles. Dr. Gieseit .me to <strong>Purdue</strong> in 1960f )' 91d is now teaching IntrommctoryForest EntomolonrY and Advanced F ore s t1tomology.DR. OTIS F. HALL, Professorof Forest Management,came to <strong>Purdue</strong> in1957 with a B.A. degreein Botany and Chemistryfrom Oberlin College, anM.F. degree from Y a 1 e<strong>University</strong>, and a Ph.D. inForestry and Economicsfrom the <strong>University</strong> ofMinnesota. Dr. Hall nowteaches the followingcourses: Financial Management,Research Methodsin Forestry, ContinuousForest Control, andtopical problems in For estProduction.MICHAEL 0. HUNT, is anAssistant Professor ofForestry at <strong>Purdue</strong>. Mikeis known professionally asan Extension Specialist ofWood Utilization. He receivedhis B.A. Degreefrom the <strong>University</strong> ofKentucky in 1957 and hisM.F. in Wood Technologyfrom nuke <strong>University</strong> in1958. Before Mike cameto <strong>Purdue</strong> in 1960, he wasemployed in the ProductDepartment of PoinsettLumber and ManufacturingCo. located in Pickens, S.c.
DR. CHARLES M.KIRKPATRICK, Professorof Wildlife Management,received his B.S.Degree from <strong>Purdue</strong> (1938)and his Ph.D. Degreefrom the <strong>University</strong> ofWisconsin (1943), both inZoology.Since 1941 he has beendoing research in WildlifeBiology, and was in chargeof Wildlife course work at<strong>Purdue</strong> from 1941 to 1954.In 1961 he returned to instructionalw or k by assumingresponsibility fort h e Game Managementcourse. Since 1959, Dr.Kirkpatrick has been editorof The Journal of WildlifeManagement, the officialpublication of TheWildlife Society.HOWARD H. MICHAUD,Professor of Conservation,was graduated fromBluffton College in 1925,receiving a B.A. in BiologicalScience. His graduatework was done at Indiana<strong>University</strong> where he receivedan M.A. Degree inZoology in 1930.Professor Michaudtaught high school biologyin Fort Wayne, Indiana,from 1927 until 1944. In1934, he became the ChiefNaturalist of the IndianaState Parks, a position heheld during summers until1944. He came to <strong>Purdue</strong>in 1945, and is currentlyteaching Conservation andConservation Education.DR. ALTON A. LINDSEY,Professor of Biology,graduated from AlleghenyCollege with a B.S. Degreein Biology in 1929. Hereceiveda Ph.D. Degree inBotany from Cornell <strong>University</strong>in 1937.Dr. Lindsey has workedas a Ranger-Naturalist inGlacier and Mt. RainierNational Parks. He was amember of the Biology Departmentof the Byrd AntarcticExpedition in 1933to 1935, and he also accompaniedthe P urdu eCanadian Arctic PermafrostExpedition in 1951.Before coming to <strong>Purdue</strong>he taught at Cornell Uni_versity and at the <strong>University</strong>of New Mexico. Henow teaches Forest Ecology.DR. CLAIR MERRITT, AssociateProfessor of Forestry, received hisdegrees from the <strong>University</strong> ofMichigan, a B.S. Degree in ForestProduction (1943), M.F. in ForestUtilization (1948) and a Ph. D. inSilviculture (1959).Dr. Merritt went to the NewYork State Ranger School in 1948where he was an Assistant Professorof Forestry. Attherangerschoolhe taught Silviculture, Management,and Surveying. In 1956, he came to<strong>Purdue</strong> and is now teaching ForestProtection, Practice of Silviculture,and Regional Silviculture. He alsoteaches Silviculture Practice atsophomore summer camp.EDGAR J. LOTT, As; Fciate Professor of FriMIestry, is the State Ext
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