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W. H. Cardwell G. M. Knebel
J. Ben Carsey J. K. Larsen
S. E. Clabaugh R. K. Lattimore
George H. Coates Chester R. Longwell
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cook Jose A. Lyon
Morgan J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F.
Morgan J. Davis, Jr. McCollum
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. DeFord Edward McFarland Mrs. Libby Rice Farish Bill J. McGrew
Bill J. McGrew
Donnan N. Farmer Jack Maguire
Mrs. H. G. Friddle Charles Mankin
G. B. Gierhart George W. Marshall, Jr.
Edwin F. Gilbert Mr. Frank W. Michaux
Joseph L. Gillson Martha Bybee Mills
Eugene M. Goltz Sidney Moran
Conley R. Goodrum William R. Muehlberger
Richard E. Grant O. Scott Petty
J. Nalle Gregory W. F. Reynolds
Guy E. Green W. C. Sojourner, Jr.
Willard R. Green Joseph T. Smith
Mrs. Jean Lewis Greig J. W. Stitt
Miss Mona D. Guiler Willis Storm
Berte R. Haigh W. C. Swadley
Dilworth S. Hager Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. Timm
W. Dow Hamm Leroy J. Tydlaska
J. L. Harman Charles D. Vertrees
J. Richard Harris R. B. Vickers, Jr.
John M. Hills B. H. Ward, Jr.
Mrs. Robert C. Hoover O. C. Wheeler
J. A. Jackson Mrs. J. Burney Wilson
J. R. Jackson, Jr. John A. Wilson
W. J. John Robert L. Wood, Jr.
Jack C. Kern, Jr. C. E. Yager
Industrial Contributors to the Geology Foundation and to Scholarships and Fellowships Since June 1960
Atlantic Refining Company Continental Oil Company Geochemical Surveys
Monsanto Chemical Company Pan American Petroleum
Foundation
Schlumberger Foundation Shell Oil Company
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Standard Oil Company of Texas Tennessee Gas Foundation
Independent Exploration Company
Tidewater Oil Company
LaCoste and Romberg McDermott Foundation Minnie Stephens Piper
Foundation
Donors of Library Books, Air Photos, Electric Logs, and Special Items to the Department of Geology Since June 1960
L. T. Barrow Samuel P. Ellison, Jr.
W. C. Bell Ed Hammer
Wayne F. Bowman L. F. Loftis, Jr.
Hal A. Bybee Edgar Tobin Aerial Surveys
R. W. Byram Paul Torrey
S. E. Clabaugh Charles Vertrees
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. DeFord E. A. Wendlant
East Texas Electric Log Service West Texas Electric Log Service Brick Elliot
One of the able members of our Advisory Council supplied us with the following figures on contributions to the Geology
Foundation by alumni. We don't vouch for the precise accu racy of all the figures, but the general trend is clearly shown.
All of the members of the classes of 1903, 1915, 1916, 1918, and 1921 have made contributions.
It is not too surprising that the youngest alumni have made the fewest contributions, percentage-wise. We are proud of all who have taken part, and every dollar has been put to good use.
Farish Chair of Geology
In July 1960, Mrs. Libbie Rice Farish of Houston and New York donated the first of three annual installments of $100,000 each to the Geology Foundation for the establishment of the William Stamps Farish Chair of Geology at The University of Texas. The designation of the endowment is a tribute to her husband, who was a distinguished industrialist and one of the organizers of the Humble Oil & Refining Company. The Farish Foundation has further agreed to provide $12,000 annually until the endowment is complete, so that an appointment to the chair can be made immediately. To this amount, the University will add sufficient income to create one of the most desirable teaching positions in the field of geology. It will bring a new professor with real distinction to the Department of Geology.
During the last 10 months the faculty has been examining the qualifications of possible candidates for the William Stamps Farish Chair of Geology. Several outstanding men have agreed to be considered for the position, which will prob ably be filled by September 1962, when laboratory and office space will be provided by the University administrators.
Mrs. Farish has made a great and lasting contribution to the effectiveness and excellence of the Department of Geology, for which generations of Texas geologists will be grateful.
Heyer Memorial Fund
Slightly more than a year ago Mrs. Jane Gregory Marechal increased the endowment of the George S. Heyer Memorial Fund, established in honor of her former husband, to approxi mately $80,000. The annual income from the fund amounts to more than $3,000, which may be applied toward travel, re search, scholarships and other worthy activities supported by the Geology Foundation.
Bybee Memorial Fund
The Hal P. Bybee Memorial Fund has now passed the $40, --000 mark and is growing rapidly as a consequence of the de votion of Dr. Bybee's students and friends. The fund is in vested, and its earnings are being added to the principal until the goal of $100,000 is reached. Ultimately the income will
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tal Geology Contributors
Contrih
butions
Classes
Alumni Persons %of Class
Dollars
% of Tota
896-1925 926-1939 940-1949 950-1959
55 33 60% 290 72 25% 656 101 15% 1,251 129 10%
$63 : 854 14,594 6,621 3,278
72.3% 16.5% 7.5% 3.7%
2,252 335 15%
$88,349
100.0%
