b..  Physiology & Pharmacology requests $300.00. 

It was voted to allow an amount of $300. for this department, amount to 
be taken from the Contingent Fund* 

c.  Additional apportionment for Kellogg Farm.  Budget $6,000 short of 

estimated receipts. 

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and the Secretary with power to act. 

d.  Institutional Administration requests §500.00. 

It was voted to allow an amount of $500*00, amount to be taken from the Contingent fund< 

e*  Health Service requests |1500»00* 

It was voted to allow an amount of §1000.00,- same to be taken from the Contingent fund, 

f*  Publications and Journalism  (dependent upon publications they are asked 

to publish before July 1st)  Budget now entirely depleted. 

It was voted to refer this matter to the Administrative Group, the Advisory Group, the 
President and the Secretary. 

Appropriation of |1,000 fund for use of the Music Department in financing High School 
Music Contests. 

$300. appro 
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Physiology  &f 
Pharmacology 

Request for 
$6000 for 
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ref. to Sdv. 
Com. Pres. & 
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for Institu 
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|1000 allowed \ 
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Adm. Group, 
Adv.  n, Pred 
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|100Q allowedJ 3. 
Music Dept.  ^ 
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motion of Mr. McColl, it was voted that the recommendations of the Finance Committee be approved. 

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Meeting of the State Board of Agriculture 

Minutes of the 

June 13, 1951 

\ Present:  Messrs. Berkey, Brody, McCoil, McPherson, Mrs. Stockman, Mr. Watkins, President Shaw 
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and Secretary Halladay* 

. | Absent:  Superintendent Pearce 

1 The minutes of the previous meeting were approved, having been in the hands of the Board members. 

\ The meeting was called to order at 9:45. 

Appointments  j APPOINTMENTS 

I 1.  Ralph L. Helm, County Agricultural Agent In Calhoun County, effective June 1, at a salary of 
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$3,000, |1800 of which Is to be paid from Federal Smith-Lever funds.  Mr. Helm will replace 
Mr. Leon H. Robbins, who will resign on May 31. 

j 2.  Employment of Mr. J* A* Merritt temporarily for a period of two or three months for special 
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work at the rate of $150.00 per month payable from the funds of Entomological Section of the 
Experiment Station. 

! 3.  Employment of Mr* Phillip S. Chen as a special assistant in the Soils Station, from July 1 to 
September 15 at a salary of $140.00 per month, payable from the regular Experiment Station 
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allotment to the soils section. 
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J4.  Graduate Assistants as follows: 

Department of Home Economics 

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Miss Patricia Nordholm, assistant in the Nursery School to succeed herself. 

Department of Chemistry 
Miss Mabel Florey Wilson 
Roger Clark Da?7es, replacing Miss Frances Lamb and Adam Schuch 

Department of Horticulture 
Mr. George F. Gray, half time Graduate Assistant to succeed himself. 

5.  Employment of Miss Evelyn Trepanier, as stenographer at the Extension Office at Marquette at  \ 
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effective May 31. 

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RESIGNATIONS 

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July 1, 1931. 

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2.  Resignation of Miss Charlotte F. Yates as library assistant in charge of periodicals to take j 
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REPORT ON LEAVES 

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jEdith Butler 

1. '  Report of President Shaw on authorization of leave of absence for Miss Edith Butler for the  j 

academic year 1931-32 without pay.  This matter was referred to the President with power to  j 
act at the Hay meeting of the Board. 

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2»  Miss Frieda Gilmore, to attend the Summer School at the University of Chicago, June 22 to 

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August 1.  This will extend her vacation period by two weeks, her pay to continue during the. [Gilmore 
period of absence, one month of which shall be her regular vacation. 

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On motion of Mr* Brody, it was voted to approve the above leave and the President*s report in 
item #1. 

TRAVEL REQUESTS 

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1.  R. E. Horwood, Extension Specialist in Dairying in the U* P* and Mr* D. Lv Clanahan, Extension) 
Specialist in Crops, to accompany some fifty or sixty dairymen on the annual dairy tour into j 
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Wisconsin during the last of June, with meals and lodging paid from Extension funds. 

2,  Equivalent of R.R. fare and pullman from Lansing to Kansas City and return for one person be .j 
allowed toward the expenses of a car to provide transportation of party from Department of  j 
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Animal Pathology to American Veterinary Medical Association meeting in Kansas City, 
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fertility conference to be held at State College, Penn. June 24th to 26th with mileage on one j 
car paid from Experiment Station travel allotment*  Board and lodging to be paid by those 
taking the trip* 

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4.  A* B. Love, to attend the American Institute of Cooperation at Manhattan, Kansas, June 6th to I 
13th, with fare and one-half and pullman expenses amounting to $56.61, charged to account of  r 
the Office of the Dean of Agriculture.  Dr* Patton's Department of Economics funds are 
exhausted* 

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5*  Request from Director Baldwin that two Extension workers engaged in 4-H Club work accompany  !' 
the Michigan 4-H Club delegation to the Fifth National 4-H Camp at Washington, D.C. June 16th | 
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to 23rd.  The delegates will be Mr* A. G. Kettunen and Mrs. Harriet Shaver.  Director 
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Report on travel requests granted by President Shaw as follows: 

1.  Mr. James B. Hasselman, trip to Columbus, Ohio, June 6th to 10th, with all expenses paid, to j 
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represent this Institution and deliver a paper before a meeting of the National Radio In- 
stitute. 
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2.  Dean H. B. Dirks, use of two cars for trip to Purdue University, June 17-19, to take six men j 
to meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education.  Cost to be approxi 
mately $55*00 per car. 

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3.  One automobile mileage to be charged against the Mechanical Engineering Department for trip to| 
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Wisconsin meeting of the Oil and Gas Power Division of the American Society of Mechanical 
Engineers, June 23 to 26. 

4.  Dr. Hoffer's trip to Minneapolis on June 19th to National Conference of Social Workers and  j 
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deliver paper, with railroad and pullman expenses paid. 

5.  Travel allowance for Dean H* B. Dirks for attending the meeting of the Society for the Pro-  | 
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motion of Engineering Education at Purdue, University June 17-19. 

6.  Travel allowance for G* W. Hobbs, to attend the annual meetings of the Society of automotive  j 
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engineers to be held at White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, June 15th - 19th. 

On motion of Mr* Watkins, it was voted to approve all the above travel requests. 

REPORTS 

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1.  Approval of report of the meeting of the Advisory Committee of the State Board of Agriculture,] 
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Present:  President Shaw, Secretary Halladay, Mr. Mcpherson, Mr. Brody, Mr. McColl and 

Mrs, Stockman. 

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< !•  Authorization for Dr* Dye to offer an Associate Professorship in Nutrition to Dr.. Florence 

McLeod at a salary of $3200; $1000 of this to be paid from Pumell funds. 

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^kt>pt. Hiller  I ^*  Miss Veda Ellen Hiller to succeed Miss Margaret Nunn as research assistant in Home Economics. 

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^Armts  Graduate! ^*  Following appointments as Graduate Assistants: 
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Department of Bacteriology 
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J. W. Scales 
Claude Bryan 

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Department of Botany 

Edrcin Y. Monsma ~ to succeed Constantine A. Apostolides 

Cecil ft. Frutchey ) 
Willard E. Mooar -)to succeed themselves 

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of G. A. Apostolides by resignation to take effect July 1.  Their names  should be removed 
from the payroll on that date. 

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Appt. Newton  I 6.  Mr- Nesrton E. Chute as instructor in Geology, at a salary of §1800 per year, to take thd 
E. Chute 

place of Mr. Virgil Sleight who was appointed and could not accept. 

Appt. Cecil H.; 7.  Mr* Cecil H* Nickle, instructor in Speech, replacing Mr. Rex B. Wilkes who is resigning. 
Nickle. 

Mr. Nickle to receive a salary of $2200.00. 

\ It was voted to approve the above appointments. 

1 TRAVEL REQUESTS 

Travel 

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1.. Mileage of one automobile for Professor Rather or other member of the staff of the Farm Crops 
Department for trip to Lafayette, Indiana, June 22 and 25, to attend the Corn Belt Section of 
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the American Society of Agronomy summer meeting.  It Is understood that several members of 
the department will make the trip if mileage  on one car is allowed.  The expense will be 
approximately $50.00. 

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Manhattan, Kansas, June 8 to 13, with fare and one-half and pullman expenses, amounting to 
¢56.61, paid from Extension funds. 

I 3.-  Professor H. H. Musselman to attend the American Society of Agricultural Engineers1  meeting 

at Ames, Iowa, June 22 to 25, with automobile mileage paid from Experiment Station funds with 
the understanding that he take one or two-other members of the department, who will benefit 
ty this trip* 

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I BUDGET TRANSFERS 

#2000 to be  11. Request from Professor E. L. Anthony of the Dairy Department that excess receipts of the 
Dairy Department, approximating $5000 be apportioned to the Dairy Department to put the 
transferred  j^ 
from Creameryj 
current expense fund of the Dairy Department in shape to close the fiscal year on July 1 
fund to Daily| 
Without overdraft • 
Husb. fund,  j 

! It was voted that $2000 be transferred from Creamery fund to the Dairy Husbandry Department fund. 

^ /  * i 2.  Request from Dean Giltner for S600.00 additional money for current expenses to meet -May 

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and Jtme laoor payrolls. 

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rclassification of expenses and necessary needs for the balance of the year. 

-rolls 

j On motion of Mr* Brody, it  vr&s voted to approve the report of the Advisory Committee. 

1 REPORT OF THE BUDGET COMMITTEE 

Request for  [1.-  Additional apportionment for Kellogg Farm Budget which is §6,000 short of estimated receipts. 
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$6000 for  j 
Kellogg Farm [No report. 
budget. 

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2.  The budget of the Department of Publications and Journalism  was drawn upon to finance the 

following items which were not included in the original  set up of the budget: 

To R. ":J. McCarthy for work on annual reports of ' 
President and Secretary. . . . . . '. .' . . .. • 10 mos.  §200.00.  . . . . . . . .. 

42000. 

To purchase of Wolverine authorized by Board to relieve Wolverine deficit. . . 

400. 

Deficit in budget on June 1 . . . .$341.44 

There will be an approximate  expenditure 
between now and July 1st for publications 
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There will be a labor payroll of approximately* 

250.00 

180.00 

Amt. needed for balance of year approximately < 

.$771.44 

Oil 

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Fund to the Department of Publications and Journalism. 
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REPORT OF BUILDING COMMITTEE - Meeting held June 2, 1951 

Present:  Messrs. Brody, McColl, Secretary  Halladay. 

1.  Request from the Poultry Department for electric refrigeration for Poultry Plant on South 

Harrison at an estimated  cost of $567.25. 

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It was voted that this request be granted with the recommendation that Professor Card  secure com- j Plant. : 
petitive bids and get the best price possible. 

2.  Request from Soils Department for the construction of a Soils Service Shed, estimated  cost 

. $450.00. 

It was voted to approve the above request/ and to ask Dr. Millar to submit a rough  sketch of the 
plans for the-construction of the Soils Service Shed. 

5.  Request from Mr.. Hudson to move  scales from Chemistry to Blacksmith Shop,- estimated  cost 

. $310.00. 

It was voted to approve the above request. 

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) Request for 
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j Request to 
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jBlacksmith 
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4.  Request for moving the Old Hort Tool Shed, estimated  cost $420,00. 

It was voted to approve the above request. 

I New Hort. 
J Tool Shed. 

The Board reconsidered the above action of the Building Committee and voted to rescind  this action 
to move the Old Hort Tool Shed and voted to build a. new one at an approximate cost of fl000.\ 

On motion of Mr. McColl, it was voted to approve the above recommendations of the Building 
Committee and to approve the board vote in item #4. 

The following items were referred back to the Board for action: 

5.  Request for building dispensing window in brick wall at the Gymnasium at an estimated  cost 

of $130.00. 

6.  Request from the Athletic Council that the stadium seats and fence be painted during the 

summer.  Estimated  cost $800 - $1000. 

7.  Request for utilization of present fund of $24,000 (Creamery fund of our Dairy Department) 

in adding another  story to the Dairy Building and modernizing  equipment and facilities  with 
fuAd In excess of needs during the coming year.  Also plan to place at least $20^000 of the . 
present Creamery fund now held in reserve on safety deposit so that the usual four per cent 
increase could be credited to this fund. 

It was voted to refer item 7 to the Finance Committee. 

8.  Request from Colonel Rodney to build a tool room in Demonstration Hall,- estimated  cost $160. 

9-..  Report from Hartford Steam Boiler Insp. & Ins. Co. regarding repairs done on Wlckes Boiler 

#5 after tubes were.damaged  from low water- conditions. 

10.  Recommendation  from Colonel Rodney regarding changes and Improvements to the Demonstration 

Hall.  Estimated cost $812.00 

"11.  Request from Mr./Hudson regarding changes In the new horse barn. 

12.  Recommendation  from Dr. Bessey^ suggesting changes in the Botany Building.  Estimated  cost 

$400.00. 

j Request f or-
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\ pensing winder/1 
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\ Request that 
j Stadium fence 
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| Request for 
S modernising 
| Dairy Bldg. 
{•& request to % 
: place #20,000 
on safety 
deposit. 
Request for 
tool room In 
Demon. Hall. 

Report from 
Hartford St esm' 
Boiler Co. 
Request for 
improvements 
in Dem. Hall. 
Changes In 
horse barn. 

Recomm. for 
changes in 
Botany Bldg. 

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bea'ciearea#  I -4*  Request  from  Dean Cox and Mr.. Hudson  regarding  drainage  program  involving  certain  areas of 

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Drainage 
Incinerator  1 -^•  Report on incinerator  condition in Old .Veterinary Building  and proposal  for one at the New 
conditions  in| 
Vet  Bldg. 
Mechanical 
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of Wells  Hall*  ^n m°ti-on °* M r. Brody, it was voted to refer  the above  items  from 5 to 16, except  item # 7, to 

16.  Report  on.mechanical  conditions of Yfells Hall, 

Anatomy  Building. 

j the Building  Committee for further  study and for definite  recommendation to the Board. 

$1000  approp.l 
for  repairs* 
to  Vet'. Bids." 

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On  motion of M r. Brody, it was voted to appropriate  $1000 for repairs to the Veterinary  Building, 
amount to be taken  from the special  building  appropriation. 

ITEMS" FROM -SECRETARY'S  OFFICE 

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.1.  Communication  from  State  Highway  Department  asking for release of right of way covering a 
width of 100 ft. along M-55, across  property  owned.by  the State  Board of Agriculture. 

On motion of M r, Brody, it was voted to approve  the release of the right of v«ay with  the under-
\ standing  that the Secretary  vri.ll arrange for being  reimbursed  for any extraordinary  expenses and 
\ that the President  and Secretary be authorised to sign the release. 

Accident  cases; 

Saleska 

^ ^*  Report on accident  case of G. H. Saleska, plumber, amount  $5.85. 

Curtis 

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Report  on accident  case of Lawrence  Curtis, plumber,  amount  ^2.25. 

Faustman 

Report on accident  case of F.. Faustman,  laborer, amount  $18.45. 

I On motion of M r. Brody, it rcas voted to approve  the payments on the above  accident  cases. 

Request for 
Ford  Truck. 
Farm & Horse 
Request for .. 
truck for Dun 
bar  For. Exp. \ 
station. 

3.  Request for Ford  Truck for Farm & Horse  Department.  Exchange.  Approximate  value of the 

old car - $125. 

4.  Reauest for Ford Truck for Dunbar Forest Experiment Station.  Estimated  cost S632.65. 

\^%  Request for bone  extractor  for Experiment  Station.  Estimated  Cost - £180.00 

jOn motion of Mr. Brody, it was voted to refer items 3, 4, and 5 to the Finance Committee. 

Bids on Soils 1^*  ^16 ^°Ho wing bids were received on the construction of the Soils Service Shed: 
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Christman Company §490.00 
Reniger Const. Co. 422.00 
450.00 
Bldgs. & Gds. 

jOn.motion of Mr. McColl, it was voted that the Board let the contract for the Soils Service Shed 
jto the Reniger Construction Company for an amount of $422.00. 

JFINMCE COMMITTEE ITEMS 

&5000 trans- j 
ferred from re~l*  Amount of $5,000 to be transferred from the Reserve Fund to the Contingent Fund. 
serve to  Gon-A 
tingent. 

;0n mo"ti°n of M r. McPherson, it s?as voted to transfer an amount of $5,000  from the reserve  fund to 
jthe Contingent  Fund. 

general  fund. 

Balances in de^ 
partment  bud-?2*  Balances  left In department  budgets at the end of the fiscal year to be transferred to the 
gets at end  | 
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to be trans.  '&n motion of Mr, McPherson, it was voted  that the balances  left in department  budgets at the  end of 
to  gen. fund. ^½16 year be transferred to the general  fund. 
Transfer of.-
IS.  The item  mentioned  before in these  minutes in regard to the transfer of funds in reserve in the 
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St.  salary 
trans, to 
other  ext. pro 
jects. 

Extension  State  salary  fund, to certain  extension  projects  which are overdrawing  their  maintenance 
allowance  was presented to the Finance  Committee at this  meeting. 

jOn motion of Mr. McPherson, it ??as voted to approve  the above  item as requested. 

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Patent of Dr. 1%  Report of assignment of Ralph C. Huston and Howard D. LIghtbody to the State Board of Agriculture 
Huston & H D* !  of the State of Michigan of an entirety Interest in their certain invention covering improvements 
Lipfttbodv re- '  in "Process of Preserving Food Accessories" covered by pending U.S. patent application bearing 
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!  serial number 425070 and which Instrument was duly recorded in the U.S. Patent Office under 
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12.  Transfer of funds in reserve in the Extension  State  salary  fund, to certain  extension  projects 
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which are overdrawing  their maintenance  allowance. 

Request  that  [3.  Request  from  Dean Cox and Director  Baldwin  that  unexpended  Extension  funds  available at the 

j'•  end of this year be carried  over as a credit  fund for the fiscal year  beginning July 1,  1931. 

[On-.motion of Mr. McColl, it was voted to refer the items 2 and 5 to the Finance  Committee  with 

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4.  Report of President Shaw on recommendation that.Dr. Hunt1s account be credited with $59.00 to  ^Zoology to be 
^credited with 

cover purchase of Norway Spruce transplants to be used on Williamston project.  These were 
purchased;f;rom the Zoology Department funds.  The matter was referred to President Shaw by the |§59.00. 
Finance Committee at a previous meeting for his recommendation. 

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5.  Letter of appreciation and thanks from John J.'Lee.,- Department of Public Instruction, Division | 
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jthanks from 
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6.  Letter of thanks from student, Philip S. Palmer for replacement of band instrument. 

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On motion of Mr. Mcpherson, it was voted to approve items 4,.5, and 8. 

7.  Recommendation from Dean Cox that the Boarding House used by teachers at the Kellogg Agri 
cultural School be deeded to the school board of the Kellogg Agricultural School so that 
permanent upkeep will be in their hands as our use of this building is minor.  In turn they 
will agree to enter into an arrangement to furnish this building for summer use at proper 
charges to the M.S.C. and also to provide facilities of the W.K. Kellogg Agricultural 
School for such summer use as this Institution may desire.  Facilities at the school at 
present are inadequate for the number of people enrolled. 

On motion of Mr. Brody, it was voted to x^efer the above item to the Kellogg Farm Committee to 
investigate and report back to the Board. 

8.  Acceptance -of 220 acres purchased by Mr. Kellogg for reforestation, with the object of pre 
sentation to Michigan State College as part of the Farm and Sanctuary project, the college 
forestry department to plan the plantings. 

On motion of Mr. Brody, it was voted to refer the above item to the Kellogg Farm Committee to in 
vestigate and report back to the Board. 

9.  Establishment of policy concerning the payment of board in case of teachers employed in off-

campus projects. 

On motion of Mr. Berkey, it was voted that maintenance be not allowed in the case of Summer School 
Staff who are receiving additional pay for their services. 

10.  Report on 40 acres of land near Potato Farm offered to the College for sale. 
Mr. McPherson reported that he had inspected the 40 acres offered to the College adjacent to the 
Potato Farm, and it appears to be desirable for the College to acquire same, providing the price 
is reasonable, and because it furnishes access from trunk line 55 to 66 from the rear of the 
farm to the Potato.Farm. 

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]8om. to inves-
jtigate advisa-
Ibility of 
i deeding Board-
ling House at 
JKeil. Farm to 
JKell. Agr. 
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jKellogg Re 
forestation 
(referred to 
jKellogg Farm 

Policy re: 
payment of 
board for 
teachers in 
off-campus 
projects. 

jReport on 40 
jacres of land 
jnear Potato  . 
[Farm offered 
jto College for 
[sale/ 

On motion of Mr. HcPherson, it was voted that the Secretary be authorized to communicate with the 
owners regarding price. 

11.  Authorization for granting of degrees to such candidates as complete the requirements of 

their respective courses by the close of this term. 

iDegrees 

On motion of Mr. McPherson, it was voted-to approve the list of candidates for degrees as follows: 

Division of Agriculture 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

a, Agriculture; f, Forestry; 1, Landscape Architecture 

*With Honor 

^-With High Honor 

*LeRoy Bell, a 

Stanley Teter Blair, f 
Lon Bolster, a 

-x-*-Evelyn Rose Bradley, a 
Wilfred Robert Browell, 1 
Lauren Hiram Brown, a 
Melville Edward Bullach, i 
Harold Udell Burgess, a 
William Cargo, a 
Robert H. Carruthers, a 
**-John Henry Carroll, a 

Russell Richards Clark, a 

•**Kendal A. Coats, a 

Howard Jay Collins, f 
Ray A. Connlly, a 

---Howard Charles Cook, f 
Harold Russell Coo£, a 
Edwin Robert (look, f 
Charles Jennings Davis,  c 
Leonard Reynolds Dowd, a 
Donald George Ebinger, a 
Gordon Finlay Evans, 1 
Howard James Finley, a 
Ben Holdridge Forbes, 1 

** Gordon Dean Fox, f 

Heniy Champion Gleason, a 
Gordon J. Gray, f 
Glenn Case Gregg, 1 
Albert Abner Griffith, a 
Elmer Philip Habel, a 
Edward Reuben Hancock, a 
Burrell Edwin Henry, a 
Rudolph John Hill, f 
Orville Brackette Howell, z 

*-*Morris Abe Huberman, f 
Robert Millard Hunt, a 
Thomas Norman Kurd, a 
Charles William Irrgang, a 
Robert Ellsworth Jewell, a 
Stafford Stephen Johnson, ] 
Robbins Frank Kendall, a 
Keith Wellington King, a 
Harold Carl Knoblauch, a 
Robert Judson Laser, a 
Milon John Lessiter, a 
Robert Sharpe Lincoln, a 
Ralph Edmond Loomis, a 
Milford Edward Martin, 1 

William Edwin Millard, f 
William Perm Mott, 1 
Ernest Richard Mueller, a 
Eino Adolph Neimitalo, f 
Stanley M. Oswalt, 1 
Clarence Clyde Palmer, 1 
Ho?rard Delos Parish, a 
George Edward Parsons, a 
Clarence Edward Prentice, a 
Herbert John Raths, a 
Robert Wesley Ries, a 
Thomas Earl Roberts, f 
George Benjamin Robinson, a 
George Franklin Seeley, 1 
Dean Clifton Shackelford, f" 
Carl Augustus Bauer Smith, 1 
Frederick Linton Smith, a 
Lawrence Edward Smith, 1 
Rowland McCotter Snook, a 
Benjamin Joseph Sovey, a 
Robert Otis Sowash, f 
Dorr Edwin Stack, a 
Carl Leonard Strong, a 
Sidney Benjamin Thomas, a 

Gilbert Henry Timm, a 
Richard S* Tompkins, a 
Arthur Heizer Turner, 1 
James Dwight Vincent, a 

Karl Augustus VonVoigtlander, f 
Russell S. Wait, a 
Abraham Cowles Wheeler, a 
Edwin Royce Yeomans, a 

i 

Division of Engineering 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

m, Mechanical; c, Civil; e, Electrical; Ch, Chemical 

i Ransom Orson Abel, c 
j Henry Leonard Abrahamse, e 
j Lyle Ackley, c 
I Philip Herbert Anderson, c 
j Reynold George Anschutz, m 
•I Lloyd LaVern Arnold, c 
j Lloyd Ernest Ashe, m 
| Warren Hooper Atkinson, ch 
**Howard Edward Balbach, m 
I Theophil Clarence Banhagel, c 
j Howard Luman Bentley, ch 
j Howard James Berkel, c 
j fillard Carlton Betteridge, ch 
\ James Howard Bingham, m 
I Robert Moffit Branch, c 
j Francis Alexander Bray, c 
I Percy Byron Brown, c 
i Aaron Russell Button, m 
I Douglas Charles Carruthers, m 
1 George Arthur Chamberlain, Jr., 
"I Richard Hewitt Chaney, m 
j Joseph James Clark, e 
1 William Dana Colegrove, e 
\ Clyde Haro Coster, c 
j Horace Victor Crandall, e 
I Roger Clark Dawes, ch 
•-^Robert WIswell Dearing, e 
I Clifford Imerson Denton, c 
| Raymond Virgil Deo, m 
; Robert Edward Distel, m 
\ Ralph Ederer, e 
r^Wiiliam Bradford Edwards, c 
\ Gilbert John Extale, ch 
\ Howard Willard Field, e 

m 

Leslie Stuart Ford, e 
Paul Edward Garn, e 

^---Walter Worthley Goodhue, e 
George Augustus Granger, c 
Robert Guthrie, m 
Levels Boynton Haigh, m 
Frank Harbin, Jr», e 
Theron Radcliffe Hardin, e 
Amos James Hawkins, c 
George Arthur Hirshman, c 
George Thomas Hittel, e 
Raymond Earl Hohlsel, m 
Edward Henry Holtzkemper, m 
Marvin R. Home, m 
Paul C. Jackson, m 
Arthur James Jennings, c 
---*Duane Ellsworth Jones, c 
Nelson Cornell Jones, c 
Loren Wicklyffe Kelner, c 
John Wells Knight, e 
James Antranig Krimian, ch 
--^Albert George Verner Kulberg, 
------Sherman Armedas Lauzun, m 
Harley Fremont Lawhead, c 
Kenneth Hamill Lee, e 
John F# LesVeaux. ch 
Omar Edward MacNutt, c 
Robert Erwln HacVay, c 
Robert Bailey McCall, e 

---^Kenneth Royden Mack, e 

James McCormick Maione, m 
Russell Elliott Harsh, e" 
Peter Cornells Mendels, ch 
Howard Gerick Minier, c 

Conrad Frederick Zimmerman, c 

Francis Elmo Norgard, e 
Dale Russell Norris, e 
Robert Carl Olsen, ch 
Theron Dow Parker, ch 
Russell Wallace Peterson, c 
Howard Cljarl^s Pierce, m 
Clai^de Harry Pope, m 

-^Edward Mathias Powers, ch 

Donald Hyde Reece, m 
Harold Wesley Rinn, ch 
Aldro Martin Rouse, c 
Bernard Hastie Schimmel, m 
Edward Charles Schneider, c 
John Wylie Seaton, e 
Donald Way Shull, m 
-^Russell Douglas' Sias, c 
Edward Frank Siefert, e 
Major A, Siegel, m 

-^-Williams Morden Smith, e 
Kilbourn Halsted Snow, e 
Elbin John Strom, c 
m  George Edward Strom, c 

Louis Francis Switzgable, e 
Robert Lincoln Titus, ch 
Seymour* Eugene Voorhees, m 
Herbert T# Walworth, ch 
Alfred J. Wangeman, e 
Arthur Agustus WeInland, ch 
Edward R. Weston, e 
Henry Clarance Winte, m 
Howard Scott Witmer, e 

**Clem Alson Woodard, e 

Earl Edward W-oodliff, m 
-*---Lenord Bateman larger, c 

Annita Genevieve Anderson 
Ruby Carol Anderson 
Wilma Gertrude Baker 
Helen 'Bale 

^•Dorothy Martin Barrett 
Gertrude Irene Bingham 
- .. 
Caroline Bray 
Dorothy Alice Brown 
Loretta Verna Brunsdon 
Adeline Carietta Carscallen 
Geraldine Catherine Case 
Harriett Elisabeth Case 
Margaret Ruth Colby 
---Eleanor May Cramer 

Geraldine Margaret Crandell 
Marion Georgia David 
Genevieve Robina Davis 
Ruth Martha DeKleine 
Barbara Ruth Dell 
Ruth Goldy Diller 

Division of Home Economics 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

Margaret Bishop Doughty 
Ruth Margaret Downer 
. Madeline Kathiyn Dulso 
Margaret Anne. Feige 
Lola Ellce Foster 
La-ura Edith Gerlash 
Margaret Christine Goodenow 
Martha Jeanette Grantham 
Sylvia Mona Hartt 
Josephine Frances Haybarker 

---"-Eleanor Irene Hoover 
Bernice Mildred Irwin 
Wilma Graham Kinney 

---Pauline Knight 
Betty Krause 
Leila Pearl Lattin 
Eleanor Mae Leader 
--Marylouise LIpka 
Marian Ardra McDonagh 
Mary Jane Madigan 

Helen Louise Mechlin 
Coral Isobel Moran 

^--Gertrude Amelia Noeske 

Novia Osgood 
Margaret Mary Patterson 
Emmaline Agnes Rademaker 
Gladys Josephine Rivers 
Susan Margaret Ryan 
Dorothy Bernardino Scavarda 
Luciie Schnackenberg 
Bernice Cecilia Sexton 
Georgia Sheldrick 
Frances Myrla Slsson 
Mable EL Snow 
Beryl Martha Stark 
Zeta Mable Thomas 
-----Alice Cutler Thorpe 
Peggy Belle"Trott 
Margaret Decuma Watkins 
Dora Esther Warden 

Genevieve 

Faye Wylie 

Bemadine 

Grace Young 

DIVISION OF APPLIED SCIENCE 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

Alex Asterios Andrews 
George Taylor Bauer 
Lauren Pringle Brown 
Harold Horace Buskirk 

^Harold Arthur Clark 

Herbert Eugene Conant 
Henry Dale Cook 
Victor Faye Dargitz 
Elmer Smith Davis 
Robert Charles Dosser 
Maclin Phillip Douglas 
^Ogden Frazelle Edwards 
Carl Gustuph Erickson 
John Lincoln Stchells 

Harold Bethuel Evans 
Bruce Lee Fayerweathers 

---Ellis Robert Fehlberg 

Percy Hayes Fitzpatrick 
Ruth Eckardt Gilbert 
---Herbert Taylor Graham 

Earl Ellsworth Hamilton 

--George Beal Heusted 

Lucius Edward Howlett 
Joseph Lafayette Joachim 
Virginia Harriet Kline 
Amos Temore Knutson 
Henry Godlieb Kowalk 
Jacey Henry Leach 

Frederick Edwin Ludwig 
*-*Luther H erbert Lyadrup 
*-*Byron Orville Mate 

Harold Everett Mayne 
George Murox 
Florence Elizabeth Nugent 
Pearl Norreen Perrin 
David Austin Salmon 
Vincent Everett Shulnburg 
William Aldrich Simanton 

•^--Margaret Stevenson 
**Reinhold Frederick Stuewer 
Maurice Burton Williams 
Stuart Vaughan Wilsey 

... Physical Education 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

Beryl. Emeline Abbey 
Annie Laura Becker-
Gerald Breen 
Howard Karl Clark 
Max Burton Crall 

Henry DeHaan 
Maurice J. Dixon... 
•.Lynn Irving Erratt 
John Herbert Langdon 
Dorothy Louise Leith 

Jack ..Warrington Ruhl 
Ray Charles Schaubel 
Jean Whiteley 
Zoe Adene Winans 
Kenneth Wayne larger 

Hanley Wilfred Albig 
Bessie Ellen Auchampaugh 
Laura Marianne Banasiak 
Lawrence Earl Bates 
Vehabelle Bennett 
Cecelia Barbara Bleicher 
Grace Margaret Cardwell 
Dorothy Mae Chinnick 
Thelma Jeannette Cole 

->BfEdward Howard Come 

Grace Elizabeth Connor 
Teresa Olina Cooper 
^•Burton Andrei? Dole 
-**Martha Frances Farley 
Rachel Fuller Faucett 
Walter Lynn Fauver 
*-*Paul Richard Fiaker 

Theodore Donald Foster 
Ethel Louise Fox 
Ruth Janet Fox 
John Alex Francis 
Thomas Garland 
John Maxwell Gould 

-*-*Edward Robert Alexander Green 

Maurice Leon Greer 
Josephine Marvin Griggs 
Alice Ely Hale 

Division of Liberal Arts 

Degree:.. Bachelor of Arts 

Virginia Lottie Harper 
James Stephen Haskins 
Catherine Marguerite Hanley 
Carol Phyllis Henderson 
Mary Adeline Hewett 
Dorothy Hinds 

Mabel E.- Pomfret 
-^-Doris T. Posthumus 

Walter Colbufn Potter 
Florins Sylvia Redfield 
Clair Hartwell Ricket 
Charles LaVerne Roberts 

^-Nellie Mildred Holmes 

Elizabeth Keeler 
-^-Norma Vhay Keeler. 

-^William Berry Kershaw 
Isabel Gertrude King 
John Joseph Korney 
Thomas George Kronberg 
Margaret Eunice Lane 
Rolland LaVerne Lietzke . 
Herbert Carl List 
Herman Carl List 
Mary Katherine Lynch 
Albert McKInley McCabe 
Ethel Lucy McCabe 
Hettle Isabel Mclntyre 

-x*-Margaret Elizabeth' Marshall 

William Joseph Frederick Meyer 
Husted Smith Parker 
Eileen Elizabeth Paterson 
Eraser Clan Paterson 
Nandino Ferdinand Perlongo 

^fGuilford Hal Rothfuss 
Robert-Keith Russell". 
Katharine Caroline Schreiber 
Phyllis Ruth Shassberger 
Maryon Shimonek 
Magdalena Ajina Steensma 
Margaret Edith Stephens 
Carl Mathews Stinson 
Ruth Mathilda Stockel 
Claude Richard Streb 
Maurice John Tallefson 
Wilber Keith Taylor 
Edward Cornwell Totten 

-^-Janette Christine Trachsel 

Monna Janieta Tyrrell 
Elizabeth Catharina Uitslager 
MaryAnn Uptegrove 
Louise A. Uren 
Kenneth Byran Vaughan 
Dorothy Ada VIetor 
Bernard Joseph Vinkemulder 
*Gaylord Armond Walker 

. Business. Administration 

Silas Howard Alliton 

-*Mable Varsenig 'Altoonjian ' 
Marjorie Satenig. Altoonjian 
Lauretta Minona Atkinson 

-"-Hubert Edmund Beeman 
M:Qton Mark Bergman 
Cornelius Blay 
Westman Nisle Blosser 
Milton Clayton Breitenwischer 
Lewis Edward Burroughs 
George Peter Bylsma 
Donald William Clark 

James Blackmore Converse 

*Alan Stuart Coss 

Edward Richard Crowley 
James Clifton Derr 
^Bfjohn Albert Domes 

Wilbur Deere Emmons 
Lee Edwin Fisher 
Cecil Clark Fogg 
Stanley Kendal Frlsbie 
Earl Leslie'Hart 
John Harvey-
Newton Charles Hubsburger 
Henry George Hutton 

-^Clare Albert Jakeway 
Gerald Edward Lage 
Glenn Raymond Larke 
Harlow Barron Meno 
Robert K. Miller 
Don D. Moon 
Leonard Novara 
Robert Jahraus Randall 
Richard Willford Rogers 
Norman Robert Rossow 
LeRoy Hatheway Sample 
Horace Howard Stone 
BIrge Carlton Swift 

Russell Ernest Talmage 
Raymond Lewis VanKuiken 
George Raywalt Walton 

Fay Arthur Whelan 
John Barnitz Wilson 

Public School Music 

Paul Jackson Grady 

Sabina Mary ffrench Handerson 

^Majel L©eta Horning 

Ellen Jane Larson 

Lucille Olive Morris 

Music 

Zilpha Annetta Lewis 

Hotel Training 

Curtis Marsena Beachum 

Stanford Charles Ovaitt 

Bernard Victor Alfredson 
James Horace Campbell 

DIVISION OF VETERINARY MEDICINE -
Veterinary Medicine 

Degree:  Doctor of Veterinary Medicine 

Leo Philip Doyle 
Ray Henry Fish 
Eugene Ernst Hamann 

Medical Biology 

Stanley Martinkewz 
James Philip Torrey 

Herbert Elwin Reed 

**Marian Grace Sprick 

Master of Arts 

Guy Berry . . 
Pin Swan Chen 
Lawrence..Duncan Childs.Mathematics 
Ezra Laurence Cross. • 
Constance Newcomb Eck. 

•Mathematics 
.Sociology 

Economics 
Political Science 

Bert J. Ford*  . . . . 
Alexander MacVittie.  « 
Karl Hanchett McDonel« 
Verne Allen Stockman. 

Sociology 
.Sociology 
.Economics 
Sociology 

Yferren Hooper Atkinson . , 
Warren Herbert Bliss. . . 
Robert Bryan Carr. . * . , 
Philip Stanley Chen. . . , 
Harold Melvin D*Arcy. . . 
Frank Anthony Gallo. . . . 
Alcee Joseph Gelpi, Jr. . 
Carlos Morey Heath. . . . 
James Alfred Hutchinson* . 
John Richard Knudseii. . . 
Frances Willard Lamb. . . 
Leland Warner Lamb. . . . 
William Day Larson. . . . 
John Curtis McCan. . . . , 
Mack Machail Nasif. . . . 
Margaret Joyce Nunn. • .  « 
Rena Klooster Potts. . .  « 
Ruth Evelyn Preston. . . , 
Claude Harvey Reading.' . 
Richard Bell Saltonstall. 
Kenneth Black Sanders. .  . 
James Webb Scales. . . . 
Adam Frank Schuch. . . « 
Harold Melvin Sell. . . . 
Grant Bingeman Snyder. * , 
Leo Roswell Stanley. . .  « 
Glenn Raymond Starcher. . 
Mir Rasui Sultan. . . . . 
John Claire Swinehart. .  « 
Charles Derwood Tuttie. • 
Glen W. Warren. . . . . . 
Donald Ephraim Wilcox. . , 
George Wallis Woodbury. . 
Forrest Cleveland Word. . 

Master of Science 

Chemistry 
.Electrical Engineering 
Farm Crops 
Chemistry 
.Chemistry 
Bacteriology 
.Bacteriology 
•Chemical Engineering 
Chemistry 
.Bacteriology-
.Chemistry 
.Dairy Husbandry 
.Chemistry 
, Dairy Husbandry 

Chemistry 

, Home Economics 
, Home Economics 
, Home Economics 
, Animal Pathology 
•Chemistry 
, Soils 

Bacteriology 
Chemistry 
.Chemistry 
Horticulture 
Horticulture 
.Horticulture 
.Horticulture 
Dairy Husbandly and Animal Pathology 
.Chemistry 
.Chemistry 
Dairy Husbandry 
•Horticulture 
.Horticulture 

Doctor of Philosophy 

Charles Harold Mahoney. . 
George Newton Motts. . . 
Benjamin Gaillard Sitton. 
Dana Gibson Sturkie. . . 
Perry Angevine Webber. . 
Carroll Paton Wilsie. • . 

•Horticulture 
Horticulture 
•Horticulture 
Botany 
Chemistry 
Farm Croos 

Civil Engineer 

Charles Homer Cash 
Leslie C. Davies 
Erwin Deuell Devereaux 

Earl John Reeder 
D!Arcy Lionel Wernette 
Willfred Brewster Williams 

Warren Edward DeYoung 

Electrical Engineer 

John Bernard Dakin 
Ingv/ald Halvorsen Gronseth  James Beaumes Menmuir 

Marshall George Houghton 

Mechanical Engineer 

Russell Artie Ammon 
Richard Boonstra 

Carleton William Brown 
Henry Jacob Schneider 

HONORARY DEGREES 

Doctor of Science 

Rufus Hiram Pettit 

Civil Engineer 

Theodore 0shorn Williams 

Secretary 

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