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  1. Newsletter (University of Texas at Austin. Department of Geological Sciences) ; no. 13, 1964

    2. Favorite Visitor from Space

    3. Ed Owens Wins Powers Medal

    4. New Building Plans Completed

    5. Do UT Geology Alumni Get Rich?

    6. Geology Faculty News

    7. Out-of-Town Lectures by Geology Professors

    8. Geology Foundation

    9. Deaths

    10. Enrollment and Degrees

    11. Scholarships, Fellowships, and Awards

    12. Graduate Degrees in Geology

    13. Notes from the Bureau of Economic Geology

    14. Alumni News

    15. Lost Alumni

    16. Historical Picture

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    3. Faculty of the Department of Geology, fall 1963. Front row, left to right: Peter Flawn, Keith Young, Earle Mcßride, Charlie Bell, and Bob Folk (blinking his eyes). Second Row: Al Scott, Dan Barker, Earl Ingerson, Leon Long, Ken Fahnestock. Back two rows: Bill Muehlberger, Bill Mslntire, Ronald DeFord, Ed Jonas, Jack Wilson, Sam Ellison, Ed Owen, and Steve Clabaugh. Several others were out of town when the picture was taken.

    4. Bill Muehlberger points out folds in Paleozoic sediments to astronauts Scott Carpenter (standing beside Bill) and Charles Conrad, Jr.

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    11. Photograph courtesy of Charles D. Ventrees This photo was taken in September 1922 at a meeting of the Southwestern Geological Society in Dallas. It shows a remarkable assemblage of prominent and soon-to-be-prominent geologists of this region. Shown in the top row, left to right are (1) Drue D. Christner, (2) Chester A. Hammil, (3) Harold K. Shearer, (4) Carroll E. Cook, (5) E. H. Sellards, (6) F. W. Simonds (7) L. T. Barrow, (8) E. W. Brucks, (9) Lyman C. Reed, (10) Wm. R. Poague, (11) Phillip S. Justice, and (12) Fred H. Lahee. Middle Row (1) H. P. Bybee, (2) E. L. DeGolyer, (3) J. P. D. Hull, (4) Rebecca R. Masterson, (5) Laura Lee Lane, (6) Dorothy Shoaf, (7) Laura E. Thomson, (8) unidentified, (9) Lula Pace, (10) W. M. Winson, (11) Charles N. Gould, (12) Leon C. Pepperberg, (13) David P. Donaghue, (14) F.L.Whitney. Bottom Row (1) V. V. Waite, (2) Willis Storm, (3) Robert C. Gaskill, (4) R. L. Cannon, (5) G. M. Knebel, (6) Ward C. Bean, (7) E. B. Stiles, (8) J. W. Beede, (9) unidentified, (10) Charles D. Vertrees (11) Clarence E. Elvell, and (12) Gayle Scott.

Photograph courtesy of Charles D. Ventrees

Historical Picture

This photo was taken in September 1922 at a meeting of the Southwestern Geological Society in Dallas. It shows a remarkable assemblage of prominent and soon-to-be-prominent geologists of this region. Shown in the top row, left to right are (1) Drue D. Christner, (2) Chester A. Hammil, (3) Harold K. Shearer, (4) Carroll E. Cook, (5) E. H. Sel lards, (6) F. W. Simonds (7) L. T. Barrow, (8) E. W. Brucks, (9) Lyman C. Reed, (10) Wm. R. Poague, (11) Phillip S. Justice, and (12) Fred H. Lahee. Middle Row (1) H. P. Bybee, (2) E. L. DeGolyer, (3) J. P. D. Hull, (4) Rebecca R. Masterson, (5) Laura Lee Lane, (6) Dorothy Shoaf, (7) Laura E. Thomson, (8) unidentified, (9) Lula Pace, (10) W. M. Winson, (11) Charles N. Gould, (12) Leon C. Pepperberg, (13) David P. Donaghue, (14) F.L.Whitney. Bottom Row (1) V. V. Waite, (2) Willis Storm, (3) Robert C. Gaskill, (4) R. L. Cannon, (5) G. M. Knebel, (6) Ward C. Bean, (7) E. B. Stiles, (8) J. W. Beede, (9) unidentified, (10) Charles D. Vertrees (11) Clarence E. Elvell, and (12) Gayle Scott.