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40 Forestry Education at U.C. Mulford recognized and practiced full academic freedom, even though differing with members of his staff on positions taken on important public issues in the field of forestry. So far as is known, he never brought pressure on a faculty member to conform. He took the position that future events would correct a wrong-minded viewpoint. He tolerated and even enjoyed dissent, but abhorred dissension, rancor and vilification. He was a man of peace. He never indulged in personalities that could be considered derogatory. He never used a cuss word or related an off-color story. Nevertheless, he was sensitive to criticisms involving members of his staff, but he suffered in silence. He was a serene and compassionate man who engendered goodwill and fostered mutual respect and understanding in professional circles, both at the University of California and among other groups in which he participated. Yet he had a core of steel. He never wavered in matters of principle. From the very beginnings of the School, Mulford established close ties with members of the U.S. Forest Service in the California Region. Coert DuBois, Paul G. Redington, and S. Bevier Show, successively regional foresters of the California Region, frequently consulted with Mulford on general California problems. They sought his recommendations on graduates of the Forestry School who were particularly suited for public service. Mulford always regarded public service in forestry highly. In the course of time, as more and more of his students entered the Forest Service and climbed the administrative ladder, his interest in the federal Forest Service increased. The California State Division of Forestry, in the early days of the Forestry School, was limited in personnel and funds. It was not until the passage of the Clarke-McNary Act that the Division, with this federal aid and impetus, was able to expand to meet the difficult tasks in fire control on private forest and range lands throughout the state. Mulford played an important role in fostering state interest in its own forestry service. Mulford had a strict code of ethics that leaned toward the puritanical, and yet he never preached or sought to chastise. Kotok recalls a talk on professional behavior that Mulford gave to the Forestry Club at the University of Michigan. He cautioned those who were to work in the rough, pioneer forest areas that they would be subjected to many pressures and exposed to vices. He voiced his hope that they would live as gentlemen, both in spirit and in acts. Forest fire control Control of wild forest and range fires throughout California continued to plague federal, state and county agencies. It reached a peak in the critical fire years of 1923, 1924 and 1925years of drought and adverse fire weather. Mulford had a sad personal experience with wild fire. On September 17, 1923, a brush and grass fire which started in the Berkeley hills under conditions of extremely low humidity, swept downhill with hurricane fury over the city of Berkeley. It spread over 40 blocks to the edge of the campus, destroying more than 500 buildings. Mulford, whose home was on Spruce Street near the campus, heard the fire alarm and saw flaming buildings about three blocks north of his house. He changed to field clothes and
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218 1922-1923 John C. Sammi, MF N.Y
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220 1923-1924 Edward D. Collins "Po
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224 1926-1927 Master of Science Ken
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228 1928-1929 Andrew D. Wright, BS
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230 1929-1930 tGustav W. Hult, BSF
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232 1930 Ernest W. Wohletz, MS U.C.
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234 1931 Philosophy from Burton Coi
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238 1933 economics research. In 196
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240 1933 For a number of years Wend
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244 1934-1935 Arthur H. Doeller, BS
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298 1946-1947 G. Uoyd Hayes, BS Uni
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324 1951 Harvey R. Acker Following
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328 1951 Geoffrey H. Snow Jeff is a
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330 1951-1952 Gerald L. Partain, BS
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346 1955 David J. Sanguinetti David
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350 1956-1957 William B. Critchfiel
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354 1957-1958 Robert F. Scharpf, BS
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358 1959 he joined the USFS and is
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360 1959-1960 Timothy R. Plumb, Jr.
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362 1960 Robert L. Rennie Bob is a
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364 1961 John B. Buchanan John work
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368 1962 Mark F. Bevasi Mark worked
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370 1962 Gene A. Thorley Gene is a
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372 1962-1963 Harvey S. Whitney, BS
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376 1963-1964 Robert F. Scharpf, BS
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380 1964 Other Alumni Ernest P. DeG
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1963 Senior Dennis B. Tavares Junio
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391 of maximum need (about $4,700).
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student pursuing work relative to t
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1933 Horace R. Josephson (1st semes
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No. Date Held 1947, Nov. 10-26 1949
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1959 Don Cosens '46 (Ch.), Norman E
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Richard W. Saukko '50 Baseball Jack
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Abbreviations, 210 Agricultural Exp
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Mulford, Walter, 29, 30, 33-45, 47,
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