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College of Agriculture
Place 1
C. Richard Shumway,
agricultural economics
Ethel Tsutsui, biochemistry
J. Richard Cain,
poultry science
Place 2
Vernon E. Schneider,
agricultural economics
Robert B, Ditton,
recreation and parks
M.H. Milford,
soil and crop sciences
James E. Christiansen,
agricultural education
Place 3
Robert Branson,
agricultural economics
Randall Wood, biochemistry
J.F. Mills, soil and crop sciences
W.H. Blackburn, range science
Place 4
Horace R. Burke, entomology
Edward Harris, biochemistry
Jeff Saveli, animal science
Ed E. Burns, horticulture science
Place 5
Lonnie Jones,
agricultural economics
Thomas Baldwin, biochemistry
James D. Smith, plant sciences
L.R. Hossner,
soil and crop sciences
Place 6
Dwayne A. Suter,
agricultural engineering
F.W. Plapp Jr., entomology
L.P. Wilding, agronomy
Place 7
Jane M. Magill, biochemistry
J.C. Grady,
agricultural economics
Luther Bird, plant sciences
Donald M. Victor,
soil and crop sciences
Place 8
W.F. Krueger, poultry science
J. Martyn Gunn, biochemistry
Fred E. Smeins, range science
R.J. Newton, plant sciences
Place 9
Otto R. Kunze,
agricultural engineering
Clint Magill, plant sciences
Place 10
Keith A. Arnold,
wildlife and fisheries science
Ted Odom, poultry science
hen Toler, plant sciences
Place 11
David J. Schmidly,
wildlife and fisheries science
Joseph Nagyvary, biochemistry
H.W. Franke, animal science
Stephen W. Searcy,
agricultural engineering
Place 12
omas C. Cartwright,
animal science
Carlton S. Van Doren,
recreation and parks
Place 13
Tom Linton,
wildlife and fisheries science
Gene T. King, animal science
Franklin Fong, plant sciences
i Nat M. Kieffer, animal science
Place 14
Carl Vanderzant, animal science
Curtis Lard,
agricultural economics
Gary E. Hart, plant sciences
College of Architecture
Place 1
Michael D. Murphy,
landscape architecture
Walter Windier,
environmental design
Place 2
Jesus H. Hinojosa,
urban and regional planning
Larry Priesmeyer,
environmental design
Larry O. Degelman, architecture
Vivian Paul,
environmental design
and architecture
Place 3
John B. Evans,
environmental design
Charles D. McMullan,
building construction
Theodore S. Maffitt,
environmental design
Place 4
Joseph J. McGraw,
environmental design
W.G. Roeseler,
urban and regional planning
W.L. Buckingham,
building construction
John O. Greer,
environmental design
Paul Woods, building construction
bllege of Business Administra
tion
Place 1
Robert Albanese, management
Place 2
Carlton D. Stolle, accounting
Place 3
John L Reynolds, management
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Clinton A. Phillips, finance
Place 5
Wayne E. Etter, finance
Place 6
Marietta Tretter, business analysis
James H. Dozier, finance
Place 7
Lorence L. Bravenec, accounting
College of Education
Place 1
John Chevrette,
health and physical education
Carl Gabbard, health and P.E.
Jesus Garcia,
educational curriculum
and instruction
Linda Parrish,
interdisciplinary education
Arthur Roach,
educational psychology
Place 2
Jon Denton,
educational curriculum
and instruction
Linus Dowell, health
and physical education
Glenn Johnson,
educational curriculum
and instruction
Mildred Little,
health and physical education
Darrell Smith,
educational psychology
Homer Tolson,
health and physical education
Place 3
Bob Fellenz,
interdisciplinary education
Jerry Rapes,
interdisciplinary education
Robert Pender,
health and physical education
Gayle Schmidt,
health and physical education
Max Stratton,
health and physical education
Place 4
Pat Alexander,
educational curriculum
and instruction
Glenn E. Baker,
industrial education
Maurice Dennis, industrial education
Emil Mamaliga,
health and physical education
Walt Stenning,
educational curriculum
and instruction,
educational psychology
Place 5
Paulette Beatty,
interdisciplinary education
Andy Birmingham,
health and physical education
Jim Boone, industrial education
Frank Clark, industrial education
John Hoyle,
educational administration
Bob Knight,
health and physical education
Tom Savage,
educational curriculum
and instruction
Vic Willson, educational psychology
Place 6
Sue Beall,
health and physical education
Jack Campbell,
educational curriculum
and instruction
Gary Conti,
interdisciplinary education
John Morris,
educational curriculum
and instruction
Leonard Ponder,
health and physical education
College of Engineering
Place 1
J.T. Rollins, petroleum engineering
John Painter, electrical engineering
Place 2
Thomas Kozik,
mechanical engineering
Roy Hartman,
engineering design graphics
Place 3
W.A. Hyman, bioengineering
Paul Rainey, engineering technology
Place 4
Russell Puckett,
engineering technology
G.E. Miller, industrial engineering
. Place 5
Udo Pooch, computer science
Louis Thompson, civil engineering
W.D. Turner,
mechanical engineering
Place 6
Clint Bertrand, *
engineering technology
Harry L. Jones, civil engineering
Place 7
WJ. Horn, aerospace engineering
G.F. Hall, aerospace engineering
W.E. Haisler, aerospace engineering
Place 8
R.A. Wilke,
engineering design graphics
B. Don Russell,
electrical engineering
Place 9
Mac Lively, computing science
L.R. Cornwell,
mechanical engineering
S. W. Poston, petroleum engineering
Place 10
R.E. Groom,
engineering design graphics
C.E. Woods, civil engineering
Place 11
Waymon L. Johnston,
safety engineering
Ron E. Holmes,
mechanical engineering
Place 12
T. W. Fogwell, chemical engineering
A.T. Watson, chemical engineering
R.R. Davison, chemical engineering
Place 13
Ralph J. Vernon, safety engineering
R.K. Pandey, electrical engineering
Place 14
Walter Bradley,
mechanical engineering
R.M. Echols,
engineering design graphics
Place 15
R.D. Neff, nuclear science
George Dysinger,
engineering design graphics
Place 16
D.R. Smith, industrial engineering
James K. Hennigan,
industrial engineering
College of Geosciences
Place 1
Dusan Djuric, meteorology
Kenneth White, geography
Place 2
Brann Johnson,
geology and geophysics
Melvin Schroeder, geology
Place 3
Robert Unterberger, geophysics
John Wormuth, oceanography
Place 4
Phanindramohan Das, meteorology
T.K. Treadwell Jr., oceanography
College of Liberal Arts
Place 1
Paul Parrish, English
Jon Alston, sociology
James Shaw, psychology
Place 2
Rand Evans, psychology
David Hill, political science
William Barzak, English
Place 3
John McDermott, philosophy
Place 4
Eric Deudon, modern languages
Norman Luttbeg, political science
Chuck Stoup, psychology
Mark Busby, English
Jerry Gaston, sociology
Place 5
James Copp, sociology
Luis Costa, modern languages
Place 6
Larry Hill, history
Robert Skrabanek, sociology
Norman Thomas, anthropology
Place 7
Mitchell Fields, psychology
Forrest Burt, English
Gary Libecap, economics
Place 8
Claudine Hunting, modern languages
Ben Crouch, sociology
Harry Shafer, anthropology
Larry Reynolds, English
Place 9
Walter Buenger, history
Gene Benton, political science
Craig Turner, English
Place 10
Wulf Koepke, modern languages
Bruce Dickson, anthropology
Chester Christian, modern languages
Place 11
B.E. Aguirre, sociology
Jon Bond, political science
Jerome Loving, English
Place 12
Quince Adams, history
Katherine O’Keefe, English
Place 13
Manuel Davenport, philosophy
George Bass, anthropology
Sterling C. Evans Library
Place 1
Hal Hall, library science
Colleen Cook, library science
Will Hepfer, library science
Jo Berg, library science
Richard Puckett, library science
Place 2
Suzanne Gyeszly, library science
Mel Dodd, library science
Marjorie Peregoy, library science
College of Medicine
Place 1
Garret Ihler, medical biochemistry
Samuel Black,
medical microbiology
and immunology
Place 2
John Quarles,
medical microbiology
and immunology
Douglas Struck, medical biochemistry
Place 3
James Morse,
pulmonary disease section.
Temple VA
Dr. Tim Tangedahl,
gastroenterology, Scott and White
Dr. David Hardy,
pediatrics, Scott and White
College of Science
Place 1
Billy Foster, biology
Merrill Sweet, biology
Elenor Cox, biology
Place 2
R.M. Hedges, chemistry
Place 3
Jaan Laane, chemistry
Place 4
K.A. Gingerich, chemistry
C.S. Giam,
chemistry and oceanography
Place 5
H.E. Lacey, mathematics
William Rundell, mathematics
Place 6
J.R. Walton, mathematics
Arthur M. Hoggs, mathematics
Place 7
G.D. Allen, mathematics
Steve Fulling, mathematics
Place 8
W.H. Bassichis, physics
A.L. Ford, physics
Peter McIntyre, physics
John Reading, physics
Place 9
Larry Ringer, statistics
Place 10
Bill Fife, biology
John C. Hiebert, physics
Gilbert Schroeter, biology
Place 11
W.L. Perry, mathematics
Tom Wehrly, statistics
Art Martell, chemistry
Hugh Wilson, biology
College of Veterinary Medicine
Place 1
Joerge Auer,
large animal medicine and surgery
Harry Boothe,
small animal medicine and surgery
Jim Grimes,
vet microbiology-parasitology
Place 2
Earl Morris,
large animal medicine and surgery
Patty Luttgen,
small animal medicine and surgery
Stu McConnell,
vet microbiology-parasitology
Place 3
Bill Romane,
large animal medicine and surgery
Jon Hunter,
vet physiology-pharmacology
Gwen Elissalde,
vet microbiology-parasitology
Place 4
Bill Jenkins,
vet physiology-pharmacology
John Huff,
vet microbiology-parasitology
Max Amoss,
vet physiology-pharmacology
Tom Caceci, vet anatomy
Place 5
Frank Stein, vet anatomy
Fred Heck,
vet microbiology-parasitology
Dan Hightower,
vet physiology-pharmacology
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