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Home My WebLink AboutLt. Col. William H. Graves Jr, FV66 16 18 $RAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEM NSE DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE "' �I r" Jib N HEADQUARTERS AIR RESERVE PERSONNEL CENTER (Clift ' :� ." / 3800 YORK STREET, DENVER, COLORADO 80205 w- € t a411�� /M 1 6 JAi1967 w , G ryr �� /p`L REPLY TO -t srATEsoc ATTN OF: RPCA -21 -12 SUBJECT: Point Credit TO: Lt Col William H. Graves Jr, FV66 16 18 2104 Echols, Apt 2 Bryan, Texas 78702 1. Credit totaling 32 points for a satisfactory partial year of service 1 July 1966 through 24 January 1967 (6 Months, 24 days), has been award- ed for your inactive duty training from 9 July 1966 to 18 December 1966. 2. During your Anniversary year ending 30 June 1966 you did not earn any point credit and as a result you have been assigned to the Inactive Status List Reserve Section ( ISLRS) and relieved from attachment to Civil Defense effective 25 January 1967. Orders effecting this action have been forwarded to you under separate cover. 3. As this is your first assignment to the ISLRS, you may request re- assignment to the Non - affiliated Reserve Section (NABS) with attachment to Civil Defense and continue participation. However, a. second ISLRS assignment will preclude any future participation with the Air Force Reserve. 4. Request for NARS assignment should be forwarded to this Office and Application for Civil Defense attachment to the Attachment organization. FOR THE COMMANDER z JAMES G. MN, JR., Colonel, USAF Director, Pei'so1el Actions ADDRESS CORRESPONDENCE TO "AIR RESERVE PERSONNEL CENTER" —NOT TO INDIVIDUALS INCLUDE YOUR SERVICE NUMBER W V .O +� • y, • r1 + 1 -0 g 1=+ N F , + +, 17 F-• ; N u t H CV G) Fi O.. 0 U s4 \O 0 d " •� Cr) U> + 0 H +' H ` m v C., N O $4 N cv g co co 4,)) . 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CG a DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE #54-4i,..-6i' a / ` )//� F� /47/ HEADQUARTERS AIR RESERVE PERSONNEL CENTER (CONAC) / � ,. 3800 YORK STREET, DENVER, COLORADO 80205 f .,I 7, ` FEB EB �� ' < u .� REPLY TO 1 0 � ATTN OF: RPCA -21 -12 sr"rf- SUBJECT: Civil Defense Attachment " TO: Lt Col William H. Graves FV 66 16 18 a 210) Echols, Apt 2 Bryan, Texas 78702 , 1. You have been assigned to the Non - affiliated Reserve Section OUR S Standby Reserve, effective 23 February 1967, for attachment to Civil Defense and ECI participation if you so desire. Orders have baen _for- - warded to you under separate cover. 2. As a reminder, you must earn a minimum of fifteen (15) points per Anniversary year to retain active status. Your Anniversary year begins 23 February ending 22 February of the following year. You will be in- eligible for return to active status if you are assigned to the Inactive Status List Reserve Section (ISLRS) a second time. FOR THE COMMANDER y 1 4`"- JAMES G. RYAN, JR., Colonel, USAF . Direotcr, Po_ o ,onncl Actions ADDRESS CORRESPONDENCE TO "AIR RESERVE PERSONNEL CENTER —NOT TO INDIVIDUALS a � ` INCLUDE YOUR SERVICE NUMBER BRA OS COUNTY CIVIL P:: I NSE Av DR. WILLIAM H. GRAVES, JR. 1. Biographical Data (College Degrees, Dates and institutions) B.S. 1938 University of Minneapolis, Minnesota M.A. 1950 Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, New York Ed.D. 1953 Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, New York 2. Professional Record (Teaching Position, institution, Rank and Date) 1947 -48 Social Studies Teacher, Buna Public School, Buna, Texas 1948 -49 Elementary Principal, Buna Elementary School, Buna, Texas 1949 -50 Assistant Supervising Principal Elementary Education, Goshen Central School, Goshen, New York 1950 -51 Teacher and Supervising Principal, Alpine Public School, Alpine, New Jersey 1952 -53 Project Assistant Seminar Instructor, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, New York 1953 -58 Elementary Principal, Goshen Central School, Goshen, New York 1958 -60 Director of Elementary Education, Port Arthur Independent School District, Port Arthur, Texas 1960 -64 Associate Professor and Director of Lamar School Study Council Lamar State College, Beaumont, Texas 1964- Assistant Professor, Department of Education and Psychology, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas 3. Organizations Kappa Delta Pi Phi Delta Kappa Administration Club Texas Association of Supervision, Curriculum and Development Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association Texas State Teachers Association International Reading Association (Annual Conference Participant 1966) Association for Higher Education National Elementary Principals Association 4. Research Reports A Survey of Alpine Public School Building Space Requirements, Board of Education, Alpine, New Jersey, 1951, 29p. Reports of Selected Elementary School Principals on Their Professional Problems (Nathan Stoller, Ed. D., Co- author), Cooperative Program in Educational Administration's CPEA Digest, Middle Atlantic Region, W. K. Kellogg Foundation, Teachers College, Columbia University, N. Y., 1953, 20 p. "Principals Study Their Jobs ", The National Elementary Principal, Depart- ment of Elementary School Principals NEA, Washington D. C., October, 1953, pp. 10 -14 (Nathan Stoller, Ed. D., Co- author) "A Useful Diary Form'", The National Elementary Principal, Department of Elementary School Principal, NEA, Washington D. C., October, 1953, pp. 22 -23, (Nathan Stoller, Ed. D., Co- author) "A Blueprint for Reading ", Elementary English, National Council of Teachers of English, Champaign, Illinois, March, 1962, p. 246. "Parent Conferences Pay Off ", The Texas Outlook, Texas State Teachers Association, Austin, Texas, June, 1963, p. 16. School Study Councils in the United States, Lamar Area School Study Council, Lamar State College of Technology, Beaumont, Texas, 1964, 15 p. "Texas Looks at Nongraded Schools', Texas Outlook, June, 1966. "Into the Mainstream: A Handbook for Teachers of the Disadvantaged ", Department of Education and Psychology, Texas AM University, September, 1967 (466) "Teachers Manual for Classroom Reading Diagnosis'", (21 p) Department of Education and Psychology, Texas ASM University, 1966. Education Publications (U. S. Air Force) Instructors Guide, Regional Air Reserve Center, United States Air Force, Newburgh, N. Y., 1955, 50 p. A manual for use in evaluating training programs in the Air Reserve Training Program, by the author as chairman of the Education Guidance Staff, Newburgh Training Center. Instructors Guide, 8511th Air Reserve Training Center, United States Air Force, Houston, Texas, 1959, 30 p.. A manual for use in evaluating training programs in the Air Reserve Training Center, Houston, Texas, prepared by the author as member of the Education Guidance Staff. Editor of Publications Living and Learning, Elementary teachers' guide to the teaching of social studies, grades 1 -6, Port Arthur Independent School District, Port Arthur, Texas, 1959, (7 volumes) Elementary Science, Elementary teachers' guide to the teaching of science, grades 1 -6, Port Arthur Independent School District, Port Arthur, Texas, 1960, (7 volumes) Understanding Arithmetic, Elementary teachers' guide to the teaching of arithmetic grades 1 -6, Port Arthur Independent School District, Port Arthur, Texas, 1961, (4 volumes) Curriculum Guide, A guide to the instruction of reading, arithmetic, science and the social studies, Chance -Loeb Independent School District, R. D. Silsbee, Texas, 1963, (4 volumes) The First Year, Annual Report, illustrated, Lamar Area School Study Council, Lamar State College of Technology, Beaumont, Texas, 1963, 24 p. New Horizons, Second Annual Report, Lamar Area School Study Council in publication 1964. Education Editor, The Angle, Gulf Coast Engineering and Scientific Society, Inc., Sweeney Publishing Co., Houston, Texas. (appointed March, 1964) 5. Professional Activities Chairman, Elementary Education, Department of Education and Psychology Chairman, Research Committee, Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association 1965 -1968 Chairman, Executive Committee for Social Studies, Southwest Educational Development Laboratory 1967 -1968 Director, NDEA Institute in Reading for Elementary Principals, Summer 1966 Director, NDES Institute in Reading for Elementary Principals, Summer 1967 Director, Demonstration Classes, Institute for Teachers of the Disadvantaged, Texas ASM University, Summer, 1966 Director, Leon County, Texas, Curriculum In- Service Program, Spring, 1966 CO- Director, Consultant, Bryan, Texas, Equal Education Opportunity Program and Chief Education (Civil Rights Act 1964) 1965 -66 Associate Director, Psychological Services Laboratory (and Reading Clinic) Texas A&M University Consultant, Texas East Central Cooperative Schools Association, Texas A&M University (curriculum and instruction and reading). 1965 -1966; 1966 -1967. Consultant, Orange County, Texas, Curriculum Development Center, November 1966. Consultant, Brazos County Community Action Program (OEO) June, 1966. Education and Training Specialist, Brazos County Office of Civil Defense 1965 -1968.