MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL
MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE .

June 7, 1950

Present:  Messrs* Berkey, Brody, McPherson, Mrs. Stockman, President Shaw and Secretary

HalladayV

Absent:  Messrs. MeColl, Watkins, Superintendent Pearce

The meeting was called to order at 10:15 A.M.

APPOINTMENTS

Appointments

l.x  Request of Dr. Hunt that Miss Dorothy M. Anderson be assigned to the graduate assistantship

in Zoology at a stipend of #800 per year.

2.  Appointment of Miss Lydia Lightring^ as Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Depart-

ment of PhysicalEduca/fcion for Women, replacing Miss Grimes at a salary of $3500.

•.5*  Appointment of Miss Hazel E. Jones,• as Instructor in Physical Education,  (Corrective

Gymnastics) replacing Miss Lindsay at a salary of #2100.

4.  Miss Marguerite Bosworth and Miss Jennie Fisher for appointments as i time assistants from
Purnell funds, at $500 each, to fill assistantships in Home Management Research and Nurti-
tion Research, if same are approved for establishment•

5/  Appointment ox Dr. F,M. Thrun as Research Associate and' Associate Professor in the Depart-

ment of Economics to carry on investigations relating to taxation, at a salary of §5600 per
year, effective September 1, 1930.  T^o-thirds of the salary to be paid from Purnell station
funds and one-third from college funds.  Mr. Thrun replaces Mr. Newton, resigned.

On motion of Mr* Brody, it was' voted to approve the above appointments.

RESIGNATIONS

1.  'Mr. Kenneth Post, Department of Horticulture, as Extension Specialist in Floriculture/

effective September 1st.

2*  Mr. John W. Stephens, Public School Music, effective September 1st.  Mr* Stephens was to

have been engaged next year, starting September 1st, for part time instruction in Public
School Music at a sum of £600.00.

On motion of Mr. Berkey, it vzas voted to accept the above resignations.

TRAVEL REQUESTS 

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1.  H. -R. Pettigrove to attend the summer meeting of the Corn Belt Section of the American

Society  of. Agrpnonry-, at Lincoln, Nebraska, on June 23rd and 24th, slth •transportation and
pullman. expenses paid from the college funds of the Farm Crops Department/

Travel

2.  Report on authorization for two instructors in Animal Husbandry using cars to convey

students to. the Purdue contest^ cost to be limited to  §75.00,

3«  Request for authorization for payment of transportation expenses for class of civil
engineering  students on inspection trip to Chicago.  Trip taken April 50 to May 5.

No action on e/bove request.

On motion of Mr. Berkey, it was voted to approve the first two travel requests.

REPORTS

!•  Report of President Shaw on advancement of .'.salary of Professor Rv Nelson to §3600*

2.  Report of President Shaw on matter of advancement of Dr. Shollrs salary  t o §5100 and rank

of Assistant Professor,

5.  Report of President on advancement of salary of Dr, Crist to $5750.00.

4.  Report of Secretary Halladay on Kellogg School Club House lease*  Also report on other

Kellogg Farm matters•

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5.  Report  of  special  coTTuiiittee  on  Fire  Protection.

H. Nelson r3:
.salary,7- ad-  ,:;::
vanced.
Dr.  S h o l l1^
salar^r adv.; _
Dr.  Crist^s: :.

No rep.
Kell.  School
Club  House
lease.' '.

Fire  Protec-
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Report of Buildings and Grounds .Conunittee, President and Secretary on Dean GiltnerTs
request for permission to use portion of $1200 of funds allotted: for use in building
Veterinary Clinic to remodel Veterinary Hospital.

No report

No;rep. en
Dears. Giltner1'.
rr-;C^isst to
u$^  iiinds
to roi'iodel
Vet*  H C S D*

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.".IusiC:.Deot. | 7 •  Request of Music .Department  for. $1244.44- to cover teaching in the Music Department  Spring
Term*  This amount to-be transferred  from, credit balance in staff salary account of. the
requests
Music  Department.

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• 10,000 -said I 8.  Report from Athletic Council  that they had voted to pay an amount of 010,000 on the stadium
on stadium  j 
debt/ 

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$10,000..and $13,000,

• I 9.  Request from Athletic Council to build first unit of baseball  stands, cost estimated  between

-inn-  of oas- .; Referred to Buildings and Grounds Committee.
Oil?.-Li.  O  L/C^iiU.v>
to  be  built.

BUDGET MATTERS

budget
aooroved

Approval of
?.:ain. Budget
deferred for

j 1.  Approval of salary budget. 

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; On motion of Mrs. Stockman, it was voted to approve the matter of raises as presented, amount
I not to exceed $25,000, but v/ith an opportunity to make some slight re-allocations if it should
i seem best, and to approve the saiaiy budget,

I 2.  Maintenance budget.

I On motion  of-Mr.'McPherson, it was voted  that action on the maintenance budget be deferred for
! further consideration by the Finance Committee and that it be  presented to the Board at their
]• next meeting.

ile;. employees i g^  gn TSO-~j_on of nTm  Erody, it was voted  that any recommendations for new employees  presented
recommenaea in; 
excess of
^.15,000 ref.
to Adv.  Com. MISCELLAiTEOU

j_n e x c e ss  of • £3.5,000 will be referred to the Advisory Committee of the Board.

..usic  jJepir,
catalogue to
be pub*

1,  Authorisation for the printing of a Music Department catalogue.  The probable  cost V7ould

be between &150, and $130•

On motion of Mr. Brody, it vras voted to approve the above request*

jLV.cn r-emoer ox 9.  Request for the payment of §10*00 to each member  (57) in the Band  for-staying  over for
oana to re-  j 
Commencement*  They have previously been paid §7.50.  Some of the members claimed  that
ceive vlLuQO
the amount of 87.50 did not cover their expenses from the time of their  examinations
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xor  staying
until  they are released-on Monday, Commencement Day.
over Coivmence
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\ On motion of Mrs. Stockman* it was voted to approve the above request*

Commencement  j 5.  Request of the executive  Committee of the Alumni Association for permission-to  swp-plj each
iiunoer of Ke- ,; 
cord not to be 
sent alumni  \ 
net  subscribes

alumnus of the Institution, who is not now a subscriber to the Alumni magazine, a copy of
^e  Commenceneht number of the Record..  The project would, cost about $515.00..-

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I 4.  Proposed adjustment for Mr* Gunson.

Adjustment for
Gizison
approved

j On motion of Mr. McPherson, it was voted to accept the report on the adjustment of Mr. GunsonTs
I salary 1
I salary and position as submitted bv the President and to place a copy- on file in the Secretary's
! Office.

! 5.  Honorary Degree of Doctor of Engineering to be conferred this Commencement upon  former

Dean George W. Bissell.
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Deans, Direc. ; 
euc.^ri^.  ^o ^ 
receive exura.1..,.  additional remuneration for Summer School  work.
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j On motion of Mr* McPherson, it ^as voted  that an honorary degree of Doctor of Engineering be
I conferred  on the former.-Dean of Engineering, George W, Bissell.

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1 g^.  Deans, Directors and other officials receiving §6,000 a year or more not to receive

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Qn  motion  of Mr, Berkev, it  v!a,s  voted that after tha end of this fiscal rear, Deans, Directors
] a n^ :°ther officials receiving #6,000 per year or more will: be considered by the Board as full

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employees not entitled to additional remuneration for Sunmer School,

or idQ±$:

Ilev;- car for 
Ag.  Division

i 7.  Request from Dean Cox for neiv car.

On motion of Mr. McPherson, it was voted  that a hevr car be purchased for the use of the Agricul-
tural Division at an amount not to exceed  £850.

Dairy

Barn •

8..  Dairy Experimental Barns.

On motion of Mr.. McPherson, it was voted  that the barn on the Biebesheimer Farm be considered for
use in the dairy experimental feeding projects and the funds necessary  to rehabilitate and to
I make  such necessary changes as would be required, be transferred  from the special  creamery funds,-
| amount not to exceed S5,000,-~ the drawings to be prepared and submitted to the Board at its
j next meeting.

 
9#  Secretary  to check on various  funds on improvements to grounds•

On motion of Mr* Brody, it v/as voted  that the Secretary make a check on the various funds on
Improvements to Grounds and that a report be made to the Finance Committee.

10•  Secretary  to make a check on the appropriations for the biennium  1929-30, with a view of
ascertaining, if possible, what  specific  items  were included in the appropriation.

On motion of Mr. Berkey, it was voted  that the Secretary?- be authorized to make a check on the
appropriations  for the biennium  1929-30  with a view of ascertaining, if possible, what  specific
items were included in the appropriation and report to the Board at its next  meeting,

11.  Bids on Anatomy and Animal Disease  Research Laboratory to be returned*

On motion of Mr, McPherson, it was voted  that inasmuch as the bid received  for the new Anatomy
and Animal Disease Research  Laboratory-building  runs much higher  than was anticipated and that
some doubt arises as to the legality  of '.using certain funds for that purpose, it was thought
best to defer  action until  such time", as definite  information can be secured and that the checks
;vvhich are now being held  from the low bidders be returned to them.

•12.-. Acceptance of Bill of Sale from Mr. W.K. Kellogg for birds, equipment,, tools,- etc.

On motion of Mr. .Berkey, it was voted  that the Bill of Sale received from Mr. W.Kv Kellogg, for
birds,•equipment, and tools .'at Wintergreen Lake; and personal  property, manager's house, and
furnishings.; and title for Ford Pick-up be accepted and that the donor be sent a letter of thanks.

15*  Letter of thanks to be sent Mr •Kellogg for purchasing an automobile  for use at the Bird

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On  motion of Mr. Berkey, it was -voted- .that a letter of appreciation be sent Mr* Kellogg for his
generosity in furnishing a new automobile for use at the•.Bird.' Sanctuary.

Secretary to
check on funcbl

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| ruents to •
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1 Secretary to

check on
appropriations
for  biennitun
1929-50..

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Anatoiny &
An.  .Dis-«. Res.
Lab.'i;to be;
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•Acceptance-.;;
3illrof  Sale:
from'Mr* •• ;' -
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thanks  to •Mr..".
Kellogg for :
purchase of .;
car for use .
at Bird Sanct.

14.  "Decrees'; Conferred •

On motion of Mr/Brody, it was voted  that degrees be granted to the following  students who wi
have  completed the requirements of their  respective  courses at the end of this  term:

Degrees
Conferred*

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DIVISION OF AGRICI3LTIJBE

a, 'Agriculture'

Robert Herman  Ackley, 1
George-17ickware: Adams,1
ArvTin Frederick Ahrens, 1
Harold John Armstrong, a
Henry  Otto Auvinen^ f 

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-^Margaret Julia' Backof.en, a

Evert Lowell Ben ton, a
Jess Jennings  Bird, a
Earl Hughes Bjornseth, i  :
Kenneth Theodore  Bouglmer, 1
Lois Bertha Bbyd, a

-^Lawrence Edvrard Bredahl, a
•^3Iathan. Brewer., a 

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Paul Castle"Brora, a
Hugh Chase  Campbell, a
Laurence Merritt Cook, 1
Herbert Ernest  Chickering, a
Lester  Arthur  Crane, f
Leland Randall  Cribbs, a
Peter John•DeVoogdt> 1
:Robert Owen Dodge, 1
George David Ferrari, f
•"Arthur Ward  (Hidden, a

John Floyden  Gottschalk, a
Wendell Arthur  Green, a

Laurence Marvin  Ashley
cLorenz  Simon  Baur
Edward Louis  Beutner
^Kneale Merlin  Brownson
Henry Woodard  Clapp
Keith  Dempster  Crane
Willard  John  Buddies
Gerald  Ernest Each'
William James  Srskine
--Audrey  Glenn
-Ilah Alfreda  Kart

Degree:  ; Bachelor, of. Science 
f, Forestry1 

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1 Landscape  Architecture

Lewis  Horton Hackney, f
Joseph- P.olland Hamblin, 1
' W. Harold Hannah, a
proraode Rail j on Hansdah, a
Clair Elmer Hansen, a
Ivan Paul. Hassler, f 
Clare W. Kendee, f  ; 
Louis  Charles Hermel, f
Farin Norman Hilton, 1
Russell Wayland  Hitchcock,;!
Arthur J. Howard, 1
Edgar Harvey Hubbard, a
Clayton'Corbitt  Jobbett, f
HarryFred  Johnson, a
Curtis Edwin Keefer, a
Harold Ayres Kellicutt, a
^Elbert Sherwood Kelsey, a
Dale Clarke Kieffer, a
Lav^ren Elroy Kludy7 a
Vifilliazn Harve3r Kroll ^ f
^Eugene Roy Leplej", f
Edward Lee McSwen, a
Arthur D^ight Markle, a

?thuik Eugene Mart ell, a

Virgil -Marvin, f

DIVISION OF APPLIED  SCIENCE

'Degree:  Bachelor, of Science

-''-Alfred Day ^ersney,  :

Arthur V/illxam Hill
Walter. Sdv;in Histed
Karland  Roger  Kline
Robert Kenneth  Knight
John  Richard Knuclsen

•: IH'- Frances Millard Larab  ' ".

8hii-ley L::i:-:er : •
GeorgG  Bri,-;h"tner Northcott

•^^•Robsrt 3rov.rii Pcnnell
--'•V/alt.or John- Peterson

James Manley Merritt, a
Herbert  Alton Miller, a "
Albert Charles M or ley,, f
Albe Earl Munson, 1
Ray Edwin1 Pasco, a 
Everett Alex Pesonen, 1
stav Henry Poesch, a
Milton Franklin .Putrnan, A
Karl Johan Raftshol, a  ;
Janes. Bur*ton Richards, a
Lee Nelson Rosencrans, a

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•^Walter Frank  Russow, a

Donald  Edward;Stauffer, f
Jack Nelson Stenberg, 1
Alton James Stroud, a
Albert William  Sump, f
Robert Addison-Thompson,- f
Robert Ray Toles, a
Anton Jerome  Tomasek, f
William  Harold  Tufts, a
Russell  Farmer  Tyndall, a
John Abraham  VaiaAken, a
James Oliver VanDjoie, f
John Wesley Welch, f 
Theodore Nicholas  Zaetsch3 1
Leslie August Ziliman, a

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Ross Joseph  Porritt
L Y IG  William  Price
Francis Elouise B-uss :".
Ross?naii William  Smith
Holland Edward  Spaun
Irvine Albert  Striffler
Frank Joseph  Vrany :
•^Glenn V^ VJarren
Robena Esther Wood  .:

^-Robert Kedsie Plants as of 1929

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Degree:  Bachelor of Science

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•m, Mechanical: c. Civil; e, Electrical: e h/ Chemical

Charles Elmer Aho- ch
John  Roland  Anderson., e
Charles  Edward Ash^ c
John  Edvrard Bairc., e
Benjamin  Franklin  Batcheler, ch

-^-William Maurice  BaxteaN c

Arthur -Howard Benjamin-, ch
ITayne Jason  Bennett, c
Eric  Edmund  Bottoms, c

•>^*Eoy Lee Bowers* c

-*i7ylie Albert Boivmaster., c

Roy  Clyde  Brighan, c
George  Thane  Brov/nell, e

i  Frederick  John  Burns, e
!  Glenn  Robert  Burns, c
\  Arthur L. Clarky m

Ralph Leigh  Clark, e
I  Leon LeRoy  Coffey, n
|  Lee Myron  Coriess, ni
!  Francis  John  Gorr, c
I  John  Ellis  Dean, Q
j  Francois  Pierre Jac ues Deifos,
I  Laurence  Hofnia Dearies, e
;  Lla'rr/ell Hilber*? Doerr; m
^Hr'/ernon Harold  Donaldson, c
\  John  Donseler^ s
\  VJillian Frederick  Eaton; n

o  Bernard  Faiver

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Raymond  Jarvis  Faul, e
Ertel  Orville  Flani.^an,  in
William  Albert Fournior. r.

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Roy Arthur Geselius, ch
noy Lester Gre enznan, c
Allen Arad Gutekunst, ch
Floyd Carlton Hach, e
'"'"V/illiani Burns H&nlon, c
Lloyd. Harold Harrington, n
Jai::es Girt Hayden, :;•

Haiian Dale Hoffmysr, c
-Loy Paiol Hiland, e
?.lood3r Russell Hopkins, c
Willard Robert Housor, m
. Frcinklin Jonathan Hoivell, c
°harles Andrev: Huv/er. c :
--Loren Lesley Jenkins, c
^George H. 'Jennings * c
Harvey Alexander K e m e y, c
Harold John Kerr,  :::
ITilho Rudolph Kcturi. c
•'rJO^TT1  J'or>0"b  ^ ^ iv l r"*  ^
Kenneth  uathev;  Knudsen,  c
j o ~:'^  Lov/i^-7" 
'^""O"b'Grt 
Janes  Neil  MaeGrillivray,  ch
Richmond  J.  HcC-onegle.  e
Hosier  McVean;  c
Paul  Ja-nes  Marek^  c
M e r r i ll  Grant  Marshall,-  e
Glair  Harold  liar t i n.  ch
Maurice  Maynard  Mason,  c
LaRue  L i t ie  Miller^  c
S t u a rt  V/ilber  Lloore,  c

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Henry'. Bernell Morse/ ni
Janes  Raymond- rlei'f ? c
-'hlrvo Nikolai  Nierni, e

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^ r n e st  Cai*l  Papenfuss^  e
Marshall  Franklin  Parsons,-
Marion  Lav/rsnce  P i e r c e,  m
0.  friend'  Rayell,  c
Elmer  John  Robsien,  n
Hobart  Eugene  Ror;e,  e

Criai'les  Fred  ^cheid,  m
Bruce  F r e d e r i c k ; S c h l i n k e r t;  ch
Adam  Frank:  Schuch,  ch
Leo  Thomas  Sherman?  c
^-Rader  A.  Simonson,  m

Charles  ^ r n e st  S l i d e r,  e
Alfred  M e r r i ll  8iiii.th^  m
Arthur  Leland  Smith,  c
Harold  Edwin  Sprague^  c
Peter  Thomas  Stinac.  c
James  Allan  Stoner  c
Laurence  A.  S t r o b e l,  e
Kenneth  T/esley  Thompson,  c
Clarence  Samual  Thorson^  m  ;

^Arthur  Keith  Walton;  e
Eugene  vvolls  .VJarnock,  e
^George  Allen  V/hitfield,  e

Addison  Franlciand  Kilber,  c
. Leviris  Jacob  Workman,  c

Ziminernian, ch

|  Willard John Aniss
|  Earl Ralph Berg
j Grace Ida Borer
I Clara Hantel Brucker
j Howard Robert Carroll
i^Irene Marian Chapin
I Meredith Gale Clark  ;
| Ruth Clav;son Clark
! David Clatv'crthj-
\ Virginia Elisabeth Davi
j Eunice Fox Demarest
j Dorothea Dekoo
j Phyllis Ida deVries
i Vez'n Carl Dickeson

{ Eduard  King  Ellsworth
I Effie Lorraine Erickson
i Josephine Everett
j Susan Ethel Fear
I Edna Helen Forman
| Mary Lucretta  Gildea
| Anne Lucille  Groat
j Harj" Louise Guinaer
! Virginia Adaline Hack
h'-S&ith Julita Heald

degree:  Bachelor of Arts

-^Donald Albert Houghton

Claire Jaccues
Helen Iva Janney
Rubf Viola Johnson

^•Manfred Johnston
Virginia Kaiser
ITinifred. -&1 i sabetn Kal chthr

-*Aliee Rose Keefer
Fern Elnora Kinton
^HrPaul Gerharat Krauss
Jessie McBryde Kuhn
Lois Louise Lancaster
Charles Millard  Leeson

•5'-*Hattie Agnes Lucas
Dorothea MeConnelly
Rose Hagnus
Richard Carvel Milburn
V/inifred nay Miller
Eve 1" m. Ann IvI ills
Herbert Elton Moore
Jean A. Moore
Sarah Louise Morse
-^-Helen Marie Mui-dock
Arlene Louisa  Ogden
Lysle Nelson Rotter

Jane 'rloeser
Clivs Ardelle Rosenbrook
Orlando Caiy Russell
Albert William  Sachs
Ethel Ruby  Scheurer
Samuel Schirarta

.lor barren Holland Shook  ;

Leonora Condit Stickle
.*Ines Adele Gage Stiff
Thelina Kathiyn Taylor
Alice Amelia Tennant
*-XRiehard Walter Ehompson
William Gilbert Thonson

-----Paul. Howard  Troth

Clara Tyler
Gilbert"-VanderMale
Arthui? Francis Voelker
-^-Margaret Grace YsTalcotf

Srvrin Lawrence  Waldbauer
Douglas Alley Watkins
^"'-Doima Marguerite  Werback
Theodore zt^ery Willmarth

---Clara Marsada Wilson
-'^-Helen Elisabeth V/ilson
Laura Anne IVoodworth
Margaret A. Yerex

Nicholas Jacob Prakken, as of 1929

DIVISION OF PHTSICilL EDUCATION

Degree:  Bachelor of Science

Mariond  L..Joslin
Ruth lively Preston
Russell.William  Shsathelm
Phyllis Fuller Trautniann

inomas  V anZanclen
Nelson  Cornelius  V-oshel
Margaret  Catherine 
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V/illiani  Kirke  Wrench

 
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Bachelor of Arts

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Almon Rhodes Arnold
Raymond  Andrei'/  Brununel
Robert  Emery  Bryar
Harry  James  Burris
Edward  Cook.
Carleton Barnard Crittenden
Evan DIrkse
Daiyl Alois Douglas

m Holland Forsythe

Lloyd Joseph Ooulet
Margaret Anna Harris  •
Gayle Stephen Hunt
William Fred Hoeller

-''-Kenneth Blanchard Nichols

Donald Clayton Ovaitt
Clarence Passink
Lorwyn Elwyn Peterson
Russell Leland Pullen

Charles Elihu.Roberts
ArthurHewItt Robinson
Laurence Stansfield Smith
Franlc J, Turner
James Henzy VanZylen
Minor H. Watterson
Wayne- W. Wood
Allan Har/ley Wright

Helen Grace Close
Kathryn Louise Faner
Howard

Public School Music

•*Liary Almeda Nelson
•: Nellie • Cawood Walker

HOTEL TRAINING

Valda Anderson
Carvel Cornell 'Hal-lock

lv 111 lam Montgomery
Charles Bartlett Tenny

Mildred Lovina Anderson
Grace Hannah Banks
June Kathleen Barbarin
Margaret; Bernah Beckley
Helene Agatha Bennett
Bina Ruth Boonstra
Dorothy Bov/ditch:'  ;
Georgia Ellis Brown
Irene Vera Brorrnson
Elisabeth Adaline Surge
Dorothy Louise Campbell
Ruth Anita Canby
Clarice Anna Card
Augusta Christiansen
Marguerite Lois Clark
Elisabeth Roberta Cole
Lois•'Adaline Crane
Charlotte Leora Curtis
Francis Dillman Davis
Ruth Martin DeAnaent
Nina Arlene Evans  :
Fannie Fairbanks
Berjl- Eyang'eline Farr
Ruth Hazel Fender
Marian Bowen Finch
Ethel Carlson Foley
Ruth Margaret Fordney
Marie Clo.ra Fox

DIVISION OF HOME ECONOMICS

Degree:  Bachelor of Science

Elsie Mary Frost
Ruth Catherine Gettel
Kathiyn Helen  Grettenberger
Catherine Candace Hallock
Meredith  DuBois Heald
Alice Burnette Hertsler
Dorothy Louise.. Holden-
Roma Pauline Hubbard 
Margaret Jane Hunter
Mary Elisabeth Iford
liana Janson

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Helen Marie Johnson
Shirley Audrey Eline.
Mildred Pearl Koyl
Helen Linn
Florence Margaret Lough
Bertha Gilday McCormick.
Elisabeth Loretta Macomber
Elma Jeanne Martin  I  ':
S.elma Louise Martinson
Ann Carolyn Mayer
Edith Margaretha Miller  ••
Gertrude Rebecca Morony
Florence: Marcella Kadeau

lstine Newark
Etta Bernice Parsons
Bernice Adella Patterson

Albreata Maiy Paull
Mary Marie Pennington
Frances YJoodruff Perrin
Jane Ingersoll Platt
Rose Matthews: Potter
Margaret' Dorratta Preston
Addle Carolyn Redi'Ield
Dorothy Josephine Rehkopf
Gwendolyn M. .Schindler
: Leona Kathern Schneider
---Katharine Adeli Scott

Lottie May Small

-^-Ernestine Spinney-Sovereen
Elizabeth Carol Stone  ";
Virginia Lamb Swan  ;•
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Edna Cook Taylor 
Evelyn Elisabeth T'hieme
Ruth Elizabeth Thompson  •
Helen Jean Thorpe
Eulalia Saphronla Toms
Elisabeth  VanDenbergh
: Dorothy'Julia VIncett
^^-Ruth Russell ITaistead
Sarah Alice Wheeler 
Lois Mae.'.Wiiliaunson..  •
Vera Mae Wilson 
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Margaret Manton Woodruff

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ie- Gertrude Zemke

DIVISION OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
Veterinary Medicine

Degree:  Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

George Edward Bov/ler.
Charles Shelby Gibbs
Cass John E

George Spyros Phalare
^•Flovd Willard Young
Alvah Lynn ZvTlckey

Medical Biology

Degree:  Bachelor of Science

ine Barr Hershey

SteDhen Markham

Dorothy Elisabeth Thompson

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Degree:  Bachelor of Science

'^Gustina Barr Hershey

*-Fidvd Stephen iUarkham

thv Elisabeth  Thompson

The following candidates have connleted the academic 7/0rk of the College and degrees

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granted when the Summer Ca::ro recuirement of the United States War Department is -met:

franklin Sterritt Cooper, L.A
Don Eigler Grove«  Bus* Adnin.

Hubert Qraine I/iillo
Connor Dart Smith,  Vet,

, Ch, Engr.

Lth High Honor

UASTER OF ARK

Claude Marshall  Cade—:—Economics
Sociology
Margaret  Cavrood 

LaUore Henderson Irland-
.Samuel-Joseph Patterson-

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—Sociology

Aei Nan Sims: 

Economics'

MASTER "OF SCIENCE

Laurence Paul Batier
^•eor ~e  Augustus  B o w l i n g—
Duncan Alton Byrd
Stuart Hay Chamberlain
Dennie Leon Clanahan
Lloyd Curtis Cochran
Eldon Bugene Do^n 
Harold Warner Edwards
Mark Tifirth Emine!
Merwyn Gale Farleman—:
-'rederick John Fehlberr
Llary Helen Ferguson
Charles Fuller-
Kishan Singh Gill-
David Farrow Helm 
JevTell Liernis Jensen 

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-Horticulture
-Dairy Husbandly
-Horticulture
-Physics
-Farm Crops
-Botany
-Botany
-Physics
-Bacteriology
-Entoniolo^y
-Forestry

horticulture
•Farm Crops
Chemistry
-Dairy Husbandry

-Horticulture

Stanley Johnston 
Harold Lester Eohls—Farm Crops
Elmer Leininger—-—-Chemistry-..
Ralph W'lldo Lipscomb-Farcv Crops
Laurence Carmichael Moore—-Agri. Eng.
Walter F. Ivlorcfsky—-—•—Entomology
Myhreh Clifton Petsrson-T-^rCivil Sng.
Austin Lester Pino-—• 
Horticulture
John ITilson oiius— 
Stuart Eldred .Sinclair  -Chemistry
Gaylord Clifford Smith  -Chemistry.
Henrik Joalcim Stafseth—Animal Patholo/
Donald Zabriskie Terhuns——Farm Crops
Judson Albei't Thompson—  Farm Crops
—Horticulture
Lewis ?• IVatspn 
—Chemistry
Mabel Florey IVilson 

™ — S o i ls

MAST?;H OF FORESTRY

Lamar  f.iimson  Wood— 

F o r e s t ry

DOCTOR OF  PHILOSOPHY

Wilfred  Gordon  Brieriey—- 
J u l ia  Loornis  Kattheivs 
Floys  ••iiliaiii  Ov/en- 
John  F r e d e r i ck  Thaden 

-Horticulture

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:--———Chemistry
-—Sociology
Sociolor^y

CIVIL  ENGINEER

J a n es  Eibby  Baynes
Ivan  F o s t er  French
L a "'I o X'"^ e  J ^ s ^n ^ ° n ^ ^ ^-r ~~

John  Bouton  L a s e ll
Louis  Frank  Levin
C l a re  Edirin  S l a u ^ h t es

Vvaiter rercil Robinson 

Albert Sobe

.  HONORARY DEGREE

Doctor of Engineering

George I'/sldon Bissell

;The next meeting of the State Board of Agriciilture r;
10 o'clock in the Presidents  Office.

111 be held Saturday riornln': June SI, at

The meeting adjourned at 3:50 ?.I.U