THE CONTRIBUTORS

REYNOLD E. CARLSON (Vol. IV, Nos. 4-5)

JACKSON KEMPER, 3rd, formerly a member of the staff at French Creek Recreational Demonstration Area, Pennsylvania, has a lifelong familiarity with the old Hopewell Village iron-making community which had been associated with his family for more than a century before its purchase by the federal government. Assigned to historical research at the area, he observed at first hand the process of charcoal making which he described so faithfully in his article. He is a graduate ('34) of Hobart College.

C. P. RUSSELL (Vol. I, No. 6)

EDITH SETTAN, one of the matriculants at the recent Virginia Natural History Institute, is a teacher of science in the public school system of Greensboro, North Carolina. Mrs. Settan is an alumna ('26) of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina.

RALEIGH C. TAYLOR (Vol. III, No. 2)