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This
photo
of
the
Leaning
Pine
was
taken
the
morning
the
tree
was
cut
down.
March,
1972
Symbol
of
College
Destroyed
The
Leaning
Pine,
the
symbol
of
Paul
Smith’s
College,
was
chopped
down
by
vandals
on
November
12,
1971.
The
misdeed
occuied
some
time
during
the
early
morning
hours.
The
Pine,
long
a
landmork
in
this
section
of
the
Adirondacks
and
perhaps
the
most
photographed
tree
in
the
area,
was
estimated
to
be
between
two
hundred-fifty
and
three
hundred
years
old.
About
Alumni
—
BARNS,
Bob,
’62,
Pine
Haven
Mobile
Home
Pk,
Lot
79,
Oswego
Rd.,
Blossvale,
N.Y.
13308
and
Lisa
report
a
growing
family
and
a
new
sail
boat.
WEST,
Don,
’62,
P.
0.
Box
565,
Conway,
N.
H.
03818
is
with
the
USFS
and
involved
with
a
com
bination
of
recreation
and
mensur
ation
work.
SCHICK,
Bruce,
’63,
115
Skytop
Road,
Syracuse,
N.Y.
13210
and
Alice
and
Heather
are
still
wrap
ping
up
his
Ph.D.
work.
He
will
get
the
degree
in
June.
HEALY,
Terry,
’63,
61
State
Road,
Saranac
Lake,
N.Y.
1?983
is
with
the
Consv.
Dept,
and
also
an
officer
of
the
ADK
Chapter,
S.A.F
LASHER,
Bill,
’63,
383
A
Ber-
gin
Drive,
Monterey,
Calif.
93940
is
winding
up
his
work
at
the
Naval
Postgraduate
School.
He
will
get
his
BS
in
Government
in
March.
Bill
has
offered
to
give
a
talk
on
Antartica
during
a
visit
next
summer
and
we
accept.
He
expects
to
receive
his
second
as
signment
for
duty
in
Antartica.
FULLAN,
Mike,
’63,
5312
S.W.
Childs
Rd.,
Lake
Oswego,
Oregon
97034.
BAMB1NA,
Bill,
’64,
222
Bas
sett
St.,
Syracuse,
N.Y.
13210
will
wind
up
his
thesis
in
April
—
Col
lege
of
Forestry.
Bill
helped
us
out
last
summer
by
teaching
in
our
summer
program
and
we
hope
to
see
him
back
again.
FREDERICK,
Douglas,
’64,
305
Read
St.,
Moscow,
Idaho
83893
is
finishing
up
his
Ph.D.
work
this
spring.
KNAPP,
Alton,
’64,
Box
186,
Norwood,
N.Y.
13668.
Forestry
Meeting
(Continued
from
page
1,
col.
1)
fice
U.S.
Forest
Service,
633
West
Wisconsin
Avenue,
Milwaukee,
Wise.
53203
and
covering
all
the
northeastern
states.
Jim
Zumbo,
’60,
and
wife
were
present.
Jim
is
the
forester
on
the
U.S.
Military
Reservation
at
West
Point.
Jim
was
one
of
the
speakers
at
the
meeting
of
the
army
for
esters.
Capt.
Don
White,
’66,
is
the
6th
Army
Forester
located
at
6th
Army
Engineering
Headquarters,
San
Francisco,
Calif.
Wally
Christensen
who
taught
at
Paul
Smith’s
’49-51,
was
repre
senting
the
University
of
Vermont
where
he
is
head
of
the
forestry
department
which
received
Society
of
American
Foresters
Accrediat-
ion
on
Sunday,
September
25t.h.
Forest
Fire
Training
(Continued
from
page
1,
col.
3)
DaUon
of
Saranac
Inn,
Robert
Brown
of
Owls
Head,
Harold
Mar
tin
of
Gabriels,
John
Maye
of
Cadyville,
Richard
Willauer
of
Peru
and
Robert
Weitz
of
Keese-
ville.
Alumni
in
the
group
are
Jim
Lord,
’55,
who
is
married
to
the
former
Bertha
Coolon
of
Saianac
Lake
and
a
’55
graduate
of
Pau1
Smith’s
College;
David
Ames,
’62
Robert
Brown,
’49,;
andRobert
Weitz,
’63.
About
Alumni
—
PLUMB,
Ralph,
’53,
No.
Ban
gor,
N.Y.
12966
is
as
active
in
re
tirement
as
before
and
gets
down
for
a
visit
now
and
then.
MISURA,
Andy,
’55,
So.
Otse
lie,
N.Y.
13155
and
Rose
were
here
for
a
short
visit
this
summer.
He
is
a
district
ranger
for
the
Cons.
Dept,
and
involved
with
aerial
detection.
GALLAGHER,
Dave,
’56,
240
Tower
Hill
Road,
Osterville,
Mass.
DAY,
Dick,
’56,
RD
#1,
Green
woods
Hills,
Sherman,
Conn.
06784
and
his
family
visited
vs
this
sum
mer
on
a
camping
trip.
Dick
is
still
with
the
State
Police.
KING,
Doug,
’57,
Dusral
Road
Tupper
Lake,
N.Y.
12986
is
still
Forester
for
the
Draper
Div.
of
North
American
Rockwell.
There
are
quite
a
number
of
PS
Ahimni
work
in
the
Tupper
Lake
area,
in
eluding
Lloyd
CRARY.
’4T
O’NEIL
and
BENCZE,
>51,
RINC
ROSE,
’54,
SEIFERT
and
SPAULDING,
63
and
others.
MANZ,
John,
’57,
Rt.
#1,
B
o-
295C,
Centralia
Washington
9853.1
is
still
in
the
construction
end
for
Weyehauser.
He
reports
that
this
year
his
crews
built
10
major
tim
ber
spans
and
52.5
miles
of
all
weather
road.
|
DEMING
John,
’58,
New
Russia,
N.Y.
12964
has
gone
into
the
sur
veying
business
for
himself.
SEAMAN,
Herb,
’60,
137
Mar
cellus
Road,
Mineola,
N.Y.
11501
was
up
Alumni
Weekend
and
other
t^mes
during
the
year.
He
is
prac
ticing
forestry
on
Wall
Street
and
is
also
Pres,
of
the
Alumni
Assoc
iation.
RODEBAUGH,
Jim,
’61,
Star
Route,
Lewis
Run,
Pa.
16738,
is
still
with
the
F.S.
and
last
year
went
into
the
recreation
dept.
COLLOM,
Jim,
’61,
American
Embasy,
RioVicosa,
APO
N.Y.
09676
is
still
working
for
Purdue
Univ.
and
enjoys
teaching
in
Brazil
BENOIT,
Paul,
’61,
R.D.
#3,
Ballston
Spa,
N.Y.
12020
is
with
the
Div.
of
Law
Enforcement,
N.
Y.S.
Dept,
of
Environmental
Con
servation.
EMODI,
Gilbert,
’64,
Min.
or
Agri.
and
Natural
Resources,
For
estry
Div.
Enugn,
E.C.S.,
Nigeria.
RUPP,
Joe,
’65,
33
Middle
Street,
Geneva,
N.Y.
14456
grad
uated
from
College
of
Forestry
in
June
and
then
spent
the
summer
working
for
the
British
Forestry
Comm.
Now
he
is
the
Property
Di
rector
for
the
Girl
Scout
Council
in
Geneva.
FISHER,
Fred,
’65,
33
Progress
St.,
Lincoln,
R.
I.
02865.
ASH,
Gib,
’65,
737
No.
Fifth
St.,
L’Anse,
Mich.
49946.
John
WEBER
is
a
biologist
for
Wisconsin
and
Al
MULLY
is
back
at
the
Univ.
of
Mass.
OLMEDO,
Jim,
’65,
writes
from
Middletown,
N.Y.
but
as
we
still
don’t
have
a
complete
address
we
use
Box
212A
RD
#1,
Warwick,
N.Y.
10990.
Jim
is
a
Wall
Streot
Forester.
NEFF,
Tom,
’67,
12
A
Pendex-
ter
Road,
Durham,
N.H.
03824
is
teaching
part
time,
surveying
and
doing
consulting
work.
HAUSKNECHT,
Wayne,
’67,
2709
Mayview
Road,
Raleigh,
N.C.
27607
is
still
with
the
Environ
mental
Protection
Agency,
but
is
considering
returning
to
school.
CAFIERO,
Paul,
67,
585
Paik
Ave.,
W.
Hempstead,
N.Y.
11552.
HAAPKYLA,
Lauri,
67,
Ken-
raalintie
4,
37620
Vaikoakoaki,
Finland,
reports
that
he
is
mar
ried
(Suzanne)
and
also
promoted
to
Div.
Mgr.
United
Paper
Mills,
Ltd.
Also
reports
that
C
eorge
Zelt
is
a
student
at
the
Univ.
of
Helsinki
and
enjoys
it.
PICKARD,
John,
67,
SKE
USS
Guam
LPH-9,
FPO,
N.Y.
09501
is
in
the
Navy,
soon
to
be
dis
charged.
CINCOTTA,
Richard,
’69,
Box
33,
NSG,
APO
San
Francisco,
Calif.
96360
is
still
in
the
Navy
and
seeing
the
world.
I
ast
Xmas
it
was
Scotland.
Keep
us
informed,
Rick.
TAN,
Boen
Ho,
’70,
2335
S.
Race
#306,
Denver
Colo.
80210
says
he
will
finish
his
work
this
semester.
His
sister,
Sioe
Hoen,
’70.
is
at
Stout
State
and
doing
wel1.
BAKER,
Dean,
’70,
Gabriels,
N.Y.
is
now
working
for
the
NYS
Health
Dept,
in
polution
control.
