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Oral History Interview of Robert Utley
(PDF file), Interviewed by S. Herbert Evison, May, 1973, 1980 |
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George B. Hartzog,
Jr., Director, National Park Service, 1964-1972, William C. Everhart, Consultant |
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Albert Hackert and
Otto Hackert, Crater Lake seasonal maintenance
employees, 1922-1924 |
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Hazel Frost,
wife of park ranger, W.T. "Jack" Frost, who served at Crater
Lake 1936-1943 |
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James Kezer,
Ranger-naturalist 1951-52, noted cell biologist and
emeritus professor of biology at the University of Oregon. A world authority on
salamander chromosomes |
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F. Owen Hoffman, Seasonal naturalist 1966-68; Owen also conducted limnological
studies on Crater Lake. |
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Douglas Larson, Lirnnologist; worked intermittently on Crater Lake
1967-85, laid foundation for current lake monitoring program |
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Carrol Howe, Crater Lake National History Association board member, 1982-87;
died 1998; prominent historian and author of Klamath County
since the mid 1930s |
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Wayne R. Howe,
Crater Lake park ranger, 1946-50, acting regional director 1975 |
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Francis G. Lange, Junior landscape architect, 1929 - 1931, resident landscape
architect 1934-40, died 1998 |
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Lawrence Merriam C., Jr.,
Son of regional director Lawrence C. Merriam (1950-63) and
grandson of research facilitator John C. Merriam (1928-43).
Emeritus professor of forestry at the U. of Minnesota |
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Marvin Nelson,
Retired
1969 after 16 years as the park administrative officer |
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Doug and Sadie Roach, storekeeper (warehouse) 1934-42. Sadie died 1997 |
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James S. Rouse,
Crater Lake National Park superintendent 1978-83. |
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John Salinas,
Crater Lake National Park seasonal interpretive ranger 1978-82, resource management
seasonal 1983-85, contract lirnnologist 1988-present |
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Larry Smith,
Crater Lake National Park seasonal interpretive ranger 1961-85 |
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Earl Wall, CCC enrollee 1934. |
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Donald M. Spalding, Crater Lake National Park superintendent 1967-70 |
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Wendell Wood, Frequent visitor since 1978 and representative of local
environmental group (Oregon Natural Resources Council) |
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Crater Lake National Park
Oral History Series Reference Guide,
This guide outlines all those interviewees who participated in the Oral History
Series, provides an index, and an
introduction to the Oral History Series |
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John Lowery Dobson,
Highly influential
amateur astronomer most well known in astronomy
circles as his name is attached to the popular Dobsonian telescope design |
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O. W. "Pete" Foiles, Permanent ranger
at Crater Lake from December 1939 to October of 1942 |
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Bruce W. Black, Chief Park Naturalist 1959-63 |
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Emmett Blanchfield, Forestry technician 1930, ranger-naturalist
1931; later became landscape architect for the Forest Service and
California
State Parks |
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Ted Arthur, Seasonal naturalist 1958-70 |
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Robert Benton, Superintendent 1984-91 |
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Howard Arant, Seasonal laborer 1928-34,
died 1997; he was the
grandson of first park superintendent W.F. Arant |
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John Eliot Allen,
seasonal naturalist at Crater Lake, 1935, subsequently
pursued field career in geology, then professor at Portland State
University; died 1996 |
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Crater Lake Centennial
Celebration oral histories |
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