I'FBRASKA FOREST
SCHOOL GRADUATES
' Folio10 !Iet of Q graduates
f tbe Nebraska Forest School. Some
l-i jn private forestry work, -but the
anjority are In the U. S. Forest Serv
The school ft represented In
nearly all branches of the Forest Serv
ice nd a majority of those conducting
investigative work for the Forest Serv
1c are Nebraskans. The thorough
training which Nebraska forestry stu
dent receive in Botany makes them
specially fitted to carry on this scien
tific research worn.
W. D. Barnard, ex-13, Boulder Junc
tion, Wis.
If. a. Benedict, B. Sc. 06, Willows,
California.
r. E. Benedict, A.B. '03, Forest
Branch, Victoria, B. C.
K. S. Benedict, Ex. 10,-Forest Serv
les Boise. Idaho.
W. W. Bennett, B, Sc. '12, Lolo Na
tional Fores, Missoula, Mont.
C. G. Bates, B. Sc. '07, Forest Serv
ice, Denver. Colo.
L. L. Bishop, B. Sc. 10, Forest Serv
ice, Marion, N. C.
J. R. Bruff, Ex. '13, care White In
Kitute. Mt. Hamil, la.
r. E. Bodley, B. Sc. 12; M. F. '13.
forest Service, Bozeman, Mont
Clark E. Bell. B. Sc. '04. 408 Peoples
Bank Building. Sacramento, Cal.
J. S. Boyce. B. Sc. '11; M. F. '12.
Forest Service. San Francisco, Cal.
W. R. Chapline, B. Sc. '13, Forest
gervice, Washington, D. C.
F. D. Douthitt, Ex. '14, Forest Serv
ice. Ogden, Utah.
J. H. Douglas, B. Sc. 11. Forest
Service, Denver, Colo.
R. O. Evans. B. Sc. 13; M. F. '13,
t'niversity of Montana, Missoula,
Kont
S. V. Fullaway, B. Sc. '12; M. F.
13. Thompson Falls, Mont.
R, D. Carver, B. Sc. '12. Forest Serv
ice, Ogden, Utah.
Walter F. Goodman, Ex. '15, Isha
ooa, Wyoming.
H. IL Greenamyre, B. Sc. '10, Quincy,
CaU.
R. T. Guthrie. B. Sc. '12; M. F- '13,
Forest Service, Denver, Colo.
A. G. Hamel. B. Sc. "09, Forest Serv- j
k. Westcliffe, Colo.
Jay Higgins, B. Sc. '08, Forest Serv
ice. Monie Vista, Colo.
Carl P. Hartley, A. B. '07; A. M.
IS, Bureau of Plant Industry, Wash
Ignton, D. C.
E. W. Hummel. Ex. '15, care W. I
Camp. Rapid City. S. D.
R. R- Hill, A. B. '(. Forest Service,
Albuquerque. NT. M."
Leon C. Hurtt, B. Sc. 14. Forest
6ervke. Ogden, Utah..
C J. Humphrey. A. B., B. Sc. '06,
Forest Products Laboratory, Madison,
Wig.
K. L. Janouch, Ex. '15, Forest Serv
ice, Halsey, Neb. '
Clarence F. Korstiaa, B. Sc. '11; M.
F. '13. Forest Service, Flagstaff, Ariz.
TLeodore Krenger. Ex '12, Halsey.
Ktb.
J. C. Ketridge. B. Sc. '03, Forest
Service, Libby. Mont.
George N. Lamb, B. Sc. '05; A- M.
'It Forest Service, Washington, D. C.
W. il Lamb. Ex 11, Forest Service,
S'atLlLgton. D. C.
J- B. MacDonaJd. B. Sc. '07; M. F.
1. Ames, Iowa.
A. If. Miller. B. Sc. '08, Forest Serv
, Cleuwood Spring. Cclo.
ARROW
SHIRTS
for every occasion.
Color fast guaran
teed satisfactory.
"Insist on Arrow."
$1.50 up
Cfct. Pubody L. Co., Idc. Makers
T. E. Miller, B. Sc. '12 rv,rc e.
ice. Kaliepell, Mont.
Wade R. Martin. B. Sc. 11, Yager
Nursery Co., Fremont, Neb.
W. A. McMIllen. Ex. 14. Forest
Service. Gardnervllle, Nevada.
B. W. Nelson, B. Sc 13, Fort Ba
vard, New Mexico.
D. S. Olson, Ex. 14, "Planting." For
est Service, Missoula, Mont.
B. J. Polleys, B. Sc. 10, Pollers
Lumber Co., Missoula, Mont
R. A. Phillips, B. Sc. 10, Forest
Service,, Custer, S. D.
G. A. Pearson. B. Sc. '06; A. M. '07,
Forest Service, Flagsrstaff. Ariz
R- G. Pierce, B. Sc. '07, Bureau Plant
Industry, Washington, D. C.
F. J. Pipal, B. Sc. 0S; M. F. 11,
W. Lafayette, Ind.
R. J. Pool, A. B. '07; A. M. ,08; Ph.
D. 13, Lincoln, Neb.
A. W. Sampson. B Sc.; A. M.-'07,
Forest Service, Washington. D. C.
O. T. Swan, S. B. '03; B. Cc. "04,
Forest Service, Washington, D. C.
H. U Stu'lts, Ex. 14. Forest Service,
Laramie, Wyoming.
C. R. Tillotspn. B. Sc. '05, Forest
Service, Washington. D. C.
Arthur T. Upson. B. Sc. 10, Hot
Sulphur Springs. Colo.
David G. White, B. Sc. 11; M. F.
E. T. F. Wohlenberg, B. Sc. 12;
M. F. '13, Forest Service, Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
QUERIES
(Hardwood Record. May, 1912.)
What color Is red oak when it Is
green?
Should not basswood be good to
make drams of ?
Should not a man who died of drunk
enness be buried in a hic kory coffin?
Should not all dairy buildings be
built of butter-nut?
Why not construct, "Shoot the
Chutes," of slippery elm?
Is a ven-eer related to an engineer?
Does ash make the best fire?
Should a man brought up in a beech
woods know how to swim?
Does a dealer in buck-eye get the
buck-ague?
If Cy cedar on the street would Cy
press herband?
Is it "fir" to the Pacific coast?
Are gum manufacturers good chew-
ers?
Would hack-bury look well in a
funeral procession?
Could burglars pick a hem-lock?
When the white man whipped the
Indian do you think Lo-cus6ed?
When the farmer chased pigs with
his dogs, did he sic-em-more?
If a darky butted the side of the
house, would he have a black wal
nut? Do you think the above are chest
cuts? Could they have been written with a
quaking as-pen?
NEBRASKA FORESTER'S SONGS
(Tune: "Solomon Levi.")
We are the Jolly foresters.
From Nebraska U we come,
Any old spot we bang our bat
Is tbe place we caJI our home.
The school is cot very proud of us
"Cause they fay we raise a fuss.
But well tell you right with all our
might
There's fcothinr the matter with as.
(Tune: "Every Little Movement.")
We all know those lovely sand hills
And the Halsey Pine.
We can make a volume curve
Or plant a seedlir.g fine.
And we get our education
By tbe simple operation
Of absorbing Information
All the tin.e.
J. S. Boyce, 12.
E. T. F. Wohlenberg. 12, Las been
promoted to Foreet Examiner. He will
ork this summer in District No. 3.
It tas been calculated that tbe fuel
value of two pounds cf wood is rough
ly equivalent to one pound of ccL
TL5T
TATEQNER.Y
and UnaveifSfity Supply Man
Calendar
April 23
Sigma Phi Epsilon Annual Banquet
Alpha Phi Formal Lincoln.
Medic Trip to Omaha.
Road Show Temple.
April 24
Sigma Phi Epsilon Formal Rose
wilde. Kappa Alpha Tbeta Formal Lin
coln. Dramatic Club Play Oliver, S:I5.
April 30
Delta Chi Formal Lincoln.
Phi Gamma Delta Dance.
Comus Club Dance Rosewilde.
Regimental Informal Armory.
May 1
Engineers' Banquet
Alpha Omicron Pi Formal Lincoln.
Mystic Fish Dance.
Silver Lynx Dance Walsh Hall. j
May 4 !
University May Festival. I
May 6 j
University May Festival Damrosch .
Orchestra.
May 7
- Alpha Chi Omega Formal Lincoln.
Junior Hop Capital Beach.
May 8
Latin Club Banquet Lindell.
Beta Tbeta PI Banquet
May 11
Sophomore Hop Capital Beach.
Acboth Dance Art HalL
May 12
Ivy Day.
May 13
Medic Field Day.
May T5
Phi Delta Phi Banquet
V. 'T. C. A. House Party.
Kappa Sigma Capital Beach.
As many as seventy-two different
kinds of wood are used in the manu
facture of cmbrella handles, cane
and whips in this country.
D. A. Ehoemaler, L II. Andrews and
Herbert Holben, students la Forestry
School, are at HaUey Nursery doing
planting work.
L H. Weye. L J. Palmer. C. L Fors
ling. P. H. Roberta and F. B. Nichols
took the Forest Service examination
for Grazing Assistant April 7:h and
!tb.
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put off until you have completed University before getting your Short
hand, and then always regret that you did not have it to use while in
University.
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