C. Clark Cockerham Papers
MC 00309
Special Collections Research Center
8.75 Linear feet
1953-1996
Most of the papers contained in this collection are related to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Quantitative Genetics Research Program Project GM 11546. The project was instituted by C. Clark Cockerham in 1963 and ran through 1990. Also included are administrative files, reprints, and letters of congratulation kept by C. Clark Cockerham.
C. Clark Cockerham, Distinguished University Professor of Statistics and Genetics, directed North Carolina State University's program in quantitative genetics from 1960 to 1990.
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18 archival boxes
Cockerham, C. Clark (Columbus Clark), 1921-1996
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Acquisitions Information
Gift of Bruce Weir, Seattle, Wash., 2005 December (accession no. 2005-0021).
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], C. Clark Cockerham Papers, MC 309, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC
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Biographical Note
C. Clark (Columbus Clark) Cockerham was born on December 21, 1921, in Mountain Park, North Carolina. He received a B.S. in agriculture from the North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering (later North Carolina State University) in 1943 and served as a second lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps during World War II. In 1949 he earned an M.S. in animal industry from North Carolina State College, and in 1952 he earned a Ph.D. in animal breeding and genetics from Iowa State College. He then returned to North Carolina to teach and do research.
Cockerham combined biological insight with mathematical innovation. Theoretical predictions made possible through his work transformed crop and herd improvement, and benefited all sectors of agriculture and forestry. More than fifty per cent of the hybrid corn in the United States comes from lines that were developed with his help. The field of DNA fingerprinting, the matching of criminal suspects to their body fluids, owes much to his work.
Cockerham began North Carolina State's program in quantitative genetics in 1963 with support from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). That program was the largest federal grant project in existence at the university from 1963 through 1990. Cockerham wrote or co-wrote more than a hundred works that contributed to fundamental advances in understanding natural populations, including human populations. His early work set the course of agricultural genetics, and his later work focused on evolutionary genetics.
As a professor of statistics at North Carolina State University and the Director of the NIH Project Program in Statistics at NCSU, Cockerham received many honors and awards. He was the William Neal Reynolds Professor of Statistics and Genetics, winner of the Gamma Sigma Delta Award of Merit, a Fellow of the American Society of Agronomy, a member of the National Academy of Sciences, and a winner of the North Carolina Award in the field of science. Cockerham received the O. Max Gardner Award in 1980, became a University Distinguished Professor Emeritus in 1988, received the USDA Superior Service Award for Scientific Research in 1990, and was awarded the Holladay medal in 1994.
Cockerham was married to Joyce Allen Cockerham. The couple had three children. C. Clark Cockerham died on November 4, 1996, at the age of seventy-five.
Scope and Content Note
Most of the papers contained in this collection are related to the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Quantitative Genetics Research Program Project GM 11546. The project was instituted by C. Clark Cockerham in 1963 and ran through 1990. It was the largest federal grant program in existence at North Carolina State University during that time. Additionally, contained in the collection there are administrative files generated by Cockerham during his long tenure as a professor of
statistics at
North Carolina State University. Also included are reprints of scientific and technical publications written and co-written by Cockerham along with a small collection of note cards used by the professor to track his work. There is also a bound collection of letters of congratulation written to commemorate Dr. Cockerhams's retirement in 1990.
Organization of the Collection
This collection is organized into five series; the National Institutes of Health Quantitative Research Program Project Grant GM 11546; NCSU Department of Statistics Administration Files; Reprints; Note Cards; and Retirement Letters. Dr. Cockerham's original order of arrangement has been maintained wherever possible.
Cockerham, C. Clark (Columbus Clark), 1921-1996
National Institutes of Health (U.S.). Quantitative Genetics Research Program. Project GM 11546.
North Carolina State University--Faculty--History.
Quantitative genetics--Grants
Quantitative genetics--Research--North Carolina
National Institutes of Health Quantitative Research Program Project Grant GM 11546
Series 1
6.0 Linear feet
1963-1993
12 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
This series contains papers related to the National Institutes of Health Quantitative Research Program Project Grant GM 11546. It is made up of three subseries; GM11546 Research Files containing original manuscripts, research data, and information related to researchers; GM11546 Administrative Files containing program correspondence and original press releases documenting the beginning of the National Institutes of Health Quantitative Genetics Research Program Project at North Carolina State University, along with the project's financial, technical, and personnel records; and finally Proposals, Renewals and Progress Reports used in the grant review process by the National Institutes of Health to sustain funding for GM11546.
GM 11546 Research Files
Publications
1
1
1989
Extension
1
2
1991
Expenditures (1 of 3)
1
3
1971-1991
Expenditures (2 of 3)
1
4
1972-1990
Expenditures (3 of 3)
1
5
1975-1977
Post Doctoral Graduate Assistant Information
1
6
1964-1988
Weir, B. S.
1
7
1981-1990
David Houk
1
8
1988-1990
T. F. C. McKay
1
9
1987-1988
Visitors
1
10
1989
Admin., Regulations, Procedures
1
11
1963-1992
Computer Notes
1
12
1984-1990
M. M. Goodman (1 of 2)
2
1
1983-1988
M. M. Goodman (2 of 2)
2
2
1983-1988
Reprints for Grant to go with Progress Report
2
3
1966-1975
Consultants (1 of 3)
2
4
1977-1985
Consultants (2 of 3)
2
5
1965-1976
Consultants (3 of 3)
2
6
1964
Computing1989-1992
2
7
1993
Effects of Mutation on Selection
2
8
1989
Restriction Map
2
9
1989
Quantitative Genetic Components Within Restricted Populations
2
10
1990
Inner and Intracultivar Effects
2
11
1990
Long Term Response to Artificial Selection with Multiple Alleles
3
1
1990
How Informative is Wight's Estimator of the Number of Genes Affecting a Quantitative Character (1 of 2)
3
2
1990
How Informative is Wight's Estimator of the Number of Genes Affecting a Quantitative Character -(2 of 2)
3
3
1990
Variances of Neutral Genetic Variances Within and Between Populations for a Quantitative Character (1 of 3)
3
4
1991
Variances of Neutral Genetic Variances Within and Between Populations for a Quantitative Character (2 of 3)
3
5
1991
Variances of Neutral Genetic Variances Within and Between Populations for a Quantitative Character (3 of 3), 1991
3
6
Add. by Add. (Schnell) Epistasis and Heterosis (1 of 2)
3
7
07/30/87
Add. by Add. (Schnell) Epistasis and Heterosis (2 of 2)
3
8
07/30/87
Tachida And Cockerham--Effects of Gene Interaction PNAS (1 of 3)
3
9
1987
Tachida And Cockerham--Effects of Gene Interaction PNAS (2 of 3)
3
10
1986-1987
Tachida And Cockerham--Effects of Gene Interaction PNAS (3 of 3)
3
11
1987
Mutation Models and Quantitative Genetic Variation
4
1
1993
Cockerham and Weir--Estimation of Gene Flow: Simulation
4
2
1992
Simulation Misleading
4
3
1991
ISL Mod--CCC
4
4
July, 1990
Further Observations on the Evolution of Additive Genetic Variation with Mutation (1 of 3)
4
5
1993
Contains manuscript with correspondence and revisions
Further Observations on the Evolution of Additive Genetic Variation with Mutation (2 of 3)
4
6
1993
Contains manuscript with correspondence and revisions
Further Observations on the Evolution of Additive Genetic Variation with Mutation (3 of 3)
4
7
1993
Contains manuscript with correspondence and revisions
Cockerham and Jiang--Estimation of the Number of Genes Contributing to a Quant. Char. (1 of 3)
4
8
1986
Estimation of the Number of Genes--CCC Folder (2 of 3)
4
9
1986
Estimation of the Number of Genes--CCC Folder (3 of 3)
4
10
1986
Simulation (1 of 3)
5
1
1988
Simulation (2 of 3)
5
2
1988
Simulation (3 of 3)
5
3
1988
Cockerham and Jiang
5
4
1986
Tachida and Cockerham--Symposium Manuscript (1 of 2)--Tokyo, Japan
5
5
1988
Tachida and Cockerham--Symposium Manuscript (2 of 2)- Tokyo, Japan
5
6
1988
Tachida, Harada et al. Restriction Map Amylase Activity
5
7
1987
Zeng and Cockerham--Long Term Response to Artificial Selection with Multiple Alleles--Study by Simulations
5
8
Scope and Contents note
Contains manuscript, correspondence, and notes
1990
Zeng, Tachida and Cockerham--Effects of Mutation on Selection Limits in Finite Populations with Multiple Alleles
5
9
Scope and Contents note
Contains manuscript and correspondence
1989
Weir and Cockerham--Analysis of Disequilibrium Coefficients
5
10
Scope and Contents note
Contains manuscript and correspondence
1988
Jiang and Cockerham--Quantitative Genetic Components Within Restricted Populations
5
11
Scope and Contents note
Contains manuscript, correspondence, and notes
1988
Jiang, Cockerham, and Moll--Effects of Intercultivar and Intracultivar Selection of Heterosis
6
1
Scope and Contents note
Contains manuscript, correspondence, and notes
1990
GM 11546 Administrative Files
1963-1994
GM 11546 Correspondence and Press Releases
6
2
1963
IBM PC AT
6
3
1985
Invoices, Purchase Requests, Travel Expenses (1 of 5)
6
4
1986-1991
Invoices, Purchase Requests, Travel Expenses (2 of 5)
6
5
1986-1991
Invoices, Purchase Requests, Travel Expenses (3 of 5)
6
6
1986-1991
Invoices, Purchase Requests, Travel Expenses (4 of 5)
6
7
1986 -1991
Invoices, Purchase Requests, Travel Expenses (5 of 5)
6
8
1986-1991
Sun Maintenance
6
9
1991
Orders MMG--Expense Reports
6
10
1990
Orders MMG--Micro Computer
6
11
1982-1989
MMG--The Agricultural Seed Improvement Assoc. Inc.
7
1
1970-1990
Expenditures--Grants
7
2
1963-1991
Forms and Reporting Expenditures
7
3
1979-1987
Forms--Personnel
7
4
1988
Visiting Scholars
7
5
1983-1988
Post Doctoral Positions
7
6
1977
Post Doctoral Research Associate Positions--Correspondence SALS Memos
7
7
1976
Post Doctoral Research Associate--Position Announcement
7
8
1976
Post Doctoral Positions Authorization
7
9
1988-1990
Post Doctoral Positions Authorization
7
10
1986
Post Doctoral Positions Authorization
7
11
1981
Post Doctoral Inquiries
7
12
1979
Post Doctoral Positions Authorization
7
13
1979
TEX Notes for Installing
7
14
1991
Use of Gen Bank in CD ROM
7
15
1992
Quercus
7
16
1992
t draw
7
17
1993
C+
7
18
1991
Weir--Sederoff Map Data
7
19
1992
Weir (Reyes)
7
20
1990
Weir
8
1
1990
Cockerham (1 of 3)
8
2
1990
Cockerham (2 of 3)
8
3
1984
Cockerham (3 of 3)
8
4
1985
Misc. ISLMOD FOR (for Weir)
8
5
1989
ISLMOD K2 SAS
8
6
1989
ISLMOD Simulation
8
7
1989
Misc.--Seminars
8
8
1993
Statistics--Fax/Forms, no date
8
9
Wednesday Meetings
8
10
1976-1994
Tuesday Meetings (1 of 3)
8
11
1979-1991
Tuesday Meetings (2 of 3)
8
12
1978-1990
Tuesday Meetings (3 of 3)
8
13
1978-1989
GM11546 Meetings
9
1
1963-1972
Manpower Reports
9
2
1973-1976
NIH Report of Man Months for Personnel on Grant 11546 FY
9
3
1968-1970
Graduate Student Information on Employment for NIGMS
9
4
1966
Proposals, Renewals, and Progress Reports
1963-1991
Scope and Contents note
This subseries contains documentation of proposals, renewals, and progress reports used in maintaining the NIH Program Project Grant GM 11546.
GM 11546--27--Final Progress Report
9
5
1993
GM 11546--27--Progress Report
9
6
1989
GM 11546--27--Budget
9
7
1989-1990
GM 11546--27--Project Proposal
9
8
1991
GM 11546--26--Project Proposal
9
9
1989
GM 11546--25--Project Proposal
9
10
1988
GM 11546--24--Project Proposal
9
11
1987
GM 11546
10
1
12/01/85-11/30/90
GM 11546--22--Progress Report
10
2
1984-1985
GM 11546--21 and 22
10
3
1975-1985
GM 11546--21--Progress Report
10
4
1983
GM 11546--20--Project Proposal
10
5
1975-1985
GM 11546--19--Project Proposal
10
6
1981
GM 11546--17--Project Proposal
10
7
1979-1980
GM 11546--16--Project Proposal
10
8
1978-1979
GM 11546--15--Project Proposal
10
9
1977-1978
GM 11546--Renewal Application
11
1
1980 -1985
GM 11546--14--Project Proposal
11
2
1977
GM 11546--13--Renewal Application
11
3
1976
GM 11546--12 -5P01--Summary Progress Report
11
4
1975
GM 11546--12--Project Proposal
11
5
1974
GM 11546--11--Project Proposal
11
6
1973
GM 11546--10--Project Proposal
11
7
1972
GM 11546--9--Project Proposal
11
8
1971
GM 11546--8--Project Proposal
11
9
1970
GM 11546--Renewal Applications
11
10
1970-1975
GM 11546--7--Project Proposal
12
1
1970
GM 11546--6--Project Proposal
12
2
1969
GM 11546--5--Project Proposal
12
3
1968
GM 11546--4--Project Proposal
12
4
1967
GM 11546--3--Project Proposal
12
5
1966
GM 11546--2--Project Proposal
12
6
1965
GM 11546--1--Project Proposal
12
7
1964
NCSU Administration Files: Department of Statistics
Series 2
1.5 Linear feet
1953-1992
3 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
Series contains material related to Cockerham's work as a professor with the North Carolina State University Department of Statistics. Included are biographical information, personnel records, and awards citations.
Data--Cockerham--Personal Bio--Public
12
8
1994
N.C. Ag Research Service Project--On line
12
9
1985-1992
Nominations
12
10
1983-1993
Cockerham- Retirement
13
1
1990
National Medal of Science
13
2
1985-1995
Design III w/Marker Loci (1 of 2)
13
3
1953-1995
Design III w/Marker Loci (2 of 2), 1995
13
4
USDA
13
5
1990-1991
National Academy of Science Membership Directory
13
6
1996
Bio, CVs
13
7
1983-1990
Tachida, H
13
8
1982-1988
Nyquist, Wyman
14
1
1990
Nasoetian, A. H.
14
2
1972-1993
Jiang, Chang--Jian (PD) former grad student
14
3
1987-1991
Curtsiger, J. W.
14
4
1989
Bogyo, T.P. (Ph.D.) MES January 1963
14
5
1992
Correspondence, Notes and Reprints: Higher Order Probability Function of Identity of Alleles by Descent
14
6
1973-1993
Reprints
14
7
1989
Decay of Linkage Disequilibrium in a Finite Island Model--Tachida
14
8
1993
N. C. Medal, Newspaper Clippings
14
9
1976-1987
USDA
14
10
1990
N.C. State Alumni Association Outstanding Research Award
14
11
1986
Holladay Medal
14
12
1987-1984
Nomination of Bruce S. Weir for William Neal Reynolds Professorship
14
13
1988
O. Max Gardner Award
15
1
191980 1987
Department of Statistics Campaign to Fund Cockerham Endowment
15
2
1986-1996
Mason Nominee Package--CCC
15
3
1983
Personnel Records and Annual Reports (1 of 5)
15
4
1983-1993
Personnel Records and Annual Reports (2 of 5)
15
5
1959-1948
Personnel Records and Annual Reports (3 of 5)
15
6
1977-1980
Personnel Records and Annual Reports (4 of 5)
15
7
1972-1991
Personnel Records and Annual Reports (5 of 5)
15
8
1964-1978
Correspondence--Burton--AEC
15
9
1961-1980
Vencovsky, Roland
15
10
1966-1967
Nyquist, Wyman
15
11
1968-1964
Reprints
Series 3
1.0 linear foot
1956-1996
2 archival boxes
Scope and Contents note
This series contains material written and co-written by Cockerham along with a small collection of reprints written by Cockerham's colleague, B. S. Weir.
Effects of Linkage on the Covariances Between Relatives
16
1
1956
Prediction Equations for Rotational Crossbreeding
16
2
1956
Analysis of Quantitative Gene Action
16
3
1956
Joint Interpretation of Heterosis
16
4
1958
Diallel Crosses of Maize in Experiments
16
5
1959
Partitions of Hereditary Variance for Various Genetic Models
16
6
1959
The Goodness of Fit Test for Detecting Natural Selection in Random Mating Populations
16
7
1959
High Speed Selection Studies
16
9
1960
Studies on Estimation of Dominance Variance an Effects of Linkage Bias
16
10
1960
Genetic Variability in an Advanced Generation of a Cross of Two Open- Pollinated Varieties of Corn
16
11
1960
Implications of Genetic Variances in a Hybrid Breeding Program
16
12
1961
Inheritance of Quantitative Characters in Soybeans
16
13
1961
Triallel Analysis
16
14
1962
Diallel Crosses in Nicotiana Tabacum
16
15
1962
Improvement of Reproductive Traits and Body Measurements of Turkeys
16
16
1962
Analysis of Double Cross Hybrid Populations
16
17
1962
Simultaneous Selfing and Partial Diallel Test Crossing
16
18
1963
Estimation of Genetic Variances
16
19
1963
Estimation of Nonadditive Hereditary Variance in Traits of Mice
16
20
1963
Relation Between Performance and Heterozygosity in Drosophilia
16
21
1964
Estimacion Y Significado de los Parametro Geneticos
16
22
1965
Epistatic and Other Genetic Variances in Two Varieties of Maize
16
23
1966
Genetic Variability in Flue Cured Varieties of Nicotiana Tabacum
16
24
1966
Simultaneous Selfing and Partial Diallel Test Crossing III Optimum Selection Procedures
16
25
1966
The Effect of Field Blocking on Gain From Selection
16
26
1966
Gene Effects and Variances in Hybrid Populations
16
27
1966
Group Inbreeding and Coancestry
16
28
1967
Apparent Heterois of a Neutral Gene with Inbreeding
16
29
1967
Simultaneous Selfing an Partial Diallel Test Crossing II.
16
30
1967
Prediction of Double Crosses from Single Crosses
16
31
1967
The Inheritance of Gossypol Level in Gossypium I.
16
32
1968
Reference Populations for Diallel Experiments
16
33
1968
Sib Mating with Two Linked Loci
16
34
1968
Effects of Identity Disequilibrium and Linkage on Quantitative Variation in Finite Populations
16
35
1968
Variance of Gene Frequencies
16
36
1968
Selection Among Diallel Classified Variables
16
37
1968
Effects of Random Intercrossing in a Naturally Self Fertilizing Species
16
38
1969
Group Inbreeding with Two Linked Loci
16
39
1969
Pedigree Mating with Two Linked Loci
16
40
1969
Avoidance and Rate of Inbreeding
16
41
1970
Populations of Interacting Autogenous Components
16
42
1970
Higher Order Probability Functions of Identity of Alleles by Descent
16
43
1971
Recurrent Family Selection and Correlated Response in Nicotiana Tabacum
16
44
1972
Frequency Dependent Selection in Randomly Mating Populations
16
45
1972
Genetic Consequences of Truncation Selection at the Phenotypic Level in Drosophila Melanogaster
16
46
1973
Mixed Self and Random Mating at Two Loci
16
47
1973
Descent Measures for Two Loci With Some Applications
16
48
1973
Analyses of Gene Frequencies
16
49
1973
Analyses of Gene Frequencies of Mates
16
50
1973
Behavior of Pairs of Loci in Finite Monoecious Populations
17
1
1974
Distributions of Time to Fixation of Neutral Genes
17
2
1974
Detrimental Genes with partial Selfing and Effects on a Neutral Locus
17
3
1974
Maternal and Reciprocal Effects on Seedling Characters in Arabidopsis Thaliana
17
4
1975
Number of Heterozygotes Left by Neutral Genes
17
5
1976
Quadratic Analyses of Reciprocal Crosses
17
6
1977
Single Character and Index Mass Selection with Random Mating in a Naturally Self Fertilizing Species
17
7
1977
Spontaneous Mutation Rates at Enzyme Loci in Drosophila Melanogaster
17
8
1977
Two Locus Theory in Quantitative Genetics
17
9
1977
Digenic Descent Measures for Finite Populations
17
10
1977
Inversions Fail to Account for Allozyme Clones
17
11
1978
Testing Hypothesis About Linkage Disequilibrium with Multiple Alleles
17
12
1978
Effects of Marker Chromosomes on Relative Viability
17
13
1978
Selection Responses, Genetic Environmental Interactions, and Heterosis with Recurrent Selection for Yield in Maize
17
14
1978
Estimation of Linkage Disequilibrium
17
15
1979
Estimation of Linkage Disequilibrium in Random Mating Populations
17
16
1979
Sib Pairing Methodology
17
16
1979
Random and Fixed Effects in Plant Genetics
17
17
1980
Selection Limits and Strategies
17
18
1980
The Effects of Linkage and Linkage Disequilibrium
17
19
1980
Variance of Actual Inbreeding
17
20
1983
Linkage Between a Marker Locus and a Quantitative Trait of Sibs
17
21
1983
Covariances of Relatives from Self Fertilization
17
22
1983
Estimation of the Coancestry Coefficient
17
23
1983
Covariances of Relatives From Self--Fertilization
17
24
1983
Additive by Additive Variance with Inbreeding and Linkage
17
25
1984
Covariances of Relatives Stemming from a Population Undergoing Mixed Self and Random Mating
17
24
1984
Drift and Mutation with a Finite Number of Allelic States
17
27
1984
Covariances of Relatives Stemming for Quantitative Characters With Drift
17
26
1984
Drift and Mutation with a Finite Number of Allelic States
17
27
1984
Estimating F-Statistics for the Analysis of Population Structure
17
28
1984
Estimating F-Statistics for the Analysis of Population Structure
17
29
1984
Selection Response Based on Selfed Progenies
17
30
1985
Selection with Partial Selfing
17
31
1985
Selection with Partial Selfing II
17
30
1986
Selection Response Based on Selfed Progenies
17
31
1985
Analysis of Linkage Disequilibrium in an Island Model
17
32
1986
Linkage Disequilibria in Finite Populations
17
33
1986
Estimation of Inbreeding Parameters in Stratified Populations
17
34
1986
Partial Inbreeding Equilibrium Heterozygosity and the Heterozygosity Paradox
17
35
1986
Modifications in Estimating the Number of Genes for a Quantitative Character
17
36
1986
Covariances of Relatives and Selection Response in Generations of Selfing from an Outcrossed Base Population
17
37
1986
Use of the Multinominal Dirichlet Model for Analysis of Subdivided Genetic Populations
17
38
1986
Quantitative Genetic Variation in an Ecological Setting
17
39
1986
Use of Multinomial Dirichlet Model for Analysis of Subdivided Genetic Populations
17
39
1987
Correlations, Descent Measures: Drift with Migration and Mutation
17
40
1987
Variance Components of Fitness Under Stabilizing Selection
17
41
1988
Permanency if Response to selection for Quantitative Characters in Finite Populations
17
42
1988
A Building Block Model for Quantitative Genetics
17
43
1988
Multiplicative vs. Arbitrary Gene Action in Heterosis
17
44
1992
Mutation Models and Quantitative Genetic Variation
17
45
1993
Design III with Marker Loci
17
46
1996
Selection for Growth and Maternal Population in Mice
17
47
undated
Reprints--Cockerham--Duplicates
17
48
1959-1992
Reprints--Weir
17
49
1971-1989
Note Cards
Series 4
0.15 Linear feet
1971-1989
6 Folders
Scope and Contents note
This series contains the contents of a small file card box that was included with Cockerham's papers.
Publications
18
1
1971-1989
To Be Published
18
2
1971-1989
Papers Presented
18
3
1971-1989
Seminars and Lectures
18
4
1971-1989
Calculators
18
5
1971-1989
Part Time Help Possibilities
18
6
1971-1989
Retirement Letters
Series 5
0.1 Linear feet
1991-1992
1 folder
Scope and Contents note
A bound volume of letters of congratulation given to Cockerham on the occasion of his retirement in 1991.
Retirement Letters--Bound Volume
18
7
1991-1992