Virtual Landscapes of Texas

Table of Contents

1. Newsletter (University of Texas at Austin. Department of Geological Sciences) ; no. 11, 1962
   
   
   2. New Building For Geology
   
   
   3. Alva C. Ellisor, Distinguished Geology Alumna
   
   
   4. Geology Faculty News
   
   
   5. The Geology Foundation
   
   
   6. Deaths
   
   
   7. Enrollment And Degrees
   
   
   8. Scholarships, Fellowships, and Awards
   
   
   9. Graduate Degrees in Geology
   
   
   10. Alumni News
   
   
   11. Recent Graduates In Geology
   
   
   12. Where Are They?
   
   
   13. Back Issues Of The Newsletter
   
   
   14. Publication Costs
   
   
2. Illustrations
   1. Untitled
   
   
   2. First Geology Laboratory, about 1918. Geology occupied one-half of the building.
   
   
   3. Second Geology Laboratory, about 1920. Geology occupied all of this building.
   
   
   4. Present Geology Building, completed in 1933. Old B Hall to the right has been torn down and a new Computation Center now occupies the foreground.
   
   
   5. Alva C. Ellisor
   
   
   6. J. Hoover Mackin
   
   
   7. Bill Muehlberger (center) receives national award for best closed-circuit television program series for college instruction.
   
   
   8. Francis Luther Whitney
   
   
   9. Tom J. Freeman, Jr., Fayetteville, Arkansas, receiving a $500.00 scholarship check from Chairman Ellison. Tom is the 1961—62 recipient of the Miss Effie Graves Scholarship given by Leslie Bowling. He has almost completed his Ph.D. dissertation and his map is in the background. He is doing his research in stratigraphy under the supervision of Dr. Bell.
   
   
   10. Tom K. Bjorklund, Phoenix, Arizona, receiving a $500.00 scholarship check from Chairman Ellison. Tom is the 1961—62 recipient of the Mr. and Mrs. L. F. McCollum Scholarship in Geology and Petroleum Engineering. He is doing his research in structural geology under the supervision of Dr. Muehlberger.