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Minutes of the 

Meeting of the State Board of Agriculture 
June 15, 1936 

Present:  Messrs• Berkey, Daane, Kalstead; Mrs. Wilson; President Shaw, Comptroller Wilkins 

and Secretary Hannah. 

Absent:  Mr* Brody, Chairman; Mr. Downing, Dr. Elliott. 

The meeting was called to order at 2:55 P.M. after the luncheon in the Union Building for the 
Commencement Platform Party. 

The minutes of the previous meeting were approved, having been.forwarded to the Board members, 

Resignations  : RESIGNATIONS, APPOINTMENTS AJND LEAVES 

: 1.  Resignation of Mr. Mo F. Surls, Research Assistant in the Engineering Experiment Station, 

effective August 1, 1936. 

2.  Report from Dean Snmons on termination of the services of Mr. L. M. Shout, Instructor in 

Modern Languages, effective August 31, 1936. 

3.  Resignation of Mrs. John Zimmer (Margaret Walcott), clerk in the Registrar's Office, 

effective September 1, 1936. 

4.  Resignation of Mr. Val W. Silkett, graduate assistant in Farm Crops, effective June 1, 1936. 

! 5.  Resignation of Mr. Hollo R. May, Y. M. C. A. Secretary, effective September 1, 1935. 

Appointments  6.  Recommendation for the employment of Mr. F. G-. Sefing, Assistant Professor of Mechanical 

Engineering, to carry on Mr. Surlst Experiment Station work during the month of July (vaca 
tion month for Mr. Sefing).  Payment of $250.00 for the period is recommended. 

7  Appointment of Dr. T. A. McGuire as Instructor in Modern Languages, replacing Mr. Shout 

(salary £2080 per year) at the rate of $2000.00 per year.  The appointment is to be effec 
tive September 1, 1936. 

8.  Appointment of Miss Dorothy Langdon as clerk in the Registrar1s office, replacing Mrs. 

Zimmer (salary £1300.00 per year) at the rate of $1200.00 per year.  The appointment is to 
be effective September 1, 1935. 

9.  Appointment of Mr. Willi am H. Serine' as Y. M. C. A. Secretary, replacing Mr. May on September 

1, 1936 at the same rate of salary, $465.00 per year from College funds. 

:10.  Appointment of Mr. Raymond C. Ohl as Instructor in Modern Languates, effective September 1, 

1936 at a salary of $2000.00 per year.  Dr. Ohl wiil^take over the work, of Mrs. Ethel Rathke, 
who has been employed on a labor payroll basis at $500.00 per term, as well as take care of 
new courses in Latin. 

11.  Recommendation that Dr. F. W.- Young, Instructor in Anatomy on a three-quarter time basis, be 
placed on full time during 1936-37, with an increase from his present salary of $1690.00 
to §2400 for the year.  The appointment is to be effective September 1, 1936. 

12.  The Graduate Council recommends the following replacement appointments for 1936-37 (no new 

positions): 

Chemistry  -  Continuance  of  Mr.  H e r b e rt  Ohmen  as  h a l f - t i me  g r a d u a te  a s s i s t a n t. 

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"  Mr.  Lynn  W.  C o r f er  " 
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"  Mr.  R.  J.  W e s t f a ll  as 
"  Mr.  Ralph  L.  Guile  as  q u a r t er  time  " 
"  Mr.  Glen  W.  Hedrick  " 
"  Mr.  Lyle  J.  Swift  as 

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Farm  Crops  -  Removal  of  t he  name  of  Mr.  Lewis  Evans,  appointed  h a l f - t i me  g r a d u a te  a s s i s t a nt 

in  Farm  Crops  f or  1936-37,  r e p l a c i ng  Val  W.  S i l k e t t,  Mr.  Evans  h as  accepted 
a n o t h er  p o s i t i o n. 

-  Appointment  of  Mr.  E r n e st  L.MePherron  as  h a l f - t i me  g r a d u a te  a s s i s t a nt 

in  Farm 

Crops,  f i l l i ng 

t he  above  p o s i t i o n. 

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Continuance  of  t he  f o l l o w i ng  appointments  made  f or  1935-36  only,  which  w i ll  l a p se  on 
August  3 1,  1936: 

1.  E.  B.  Brauner  as  I n s t r u c t or 

in  A r t,  e f f e c t i ve  September  1,  1936  at  a  s a l a ry  of 

#1900.00  p er  y e ar  ( i n c r e a se  from  §1800.00  approved  in  b u d g e t ). 

2.  W.  R.  Fee  as  A s s i s t a nt  P r o f e s s or  of  H i s t o r y,  e f f e c t i ve  September  1,  1936  at  a  s a l a ry 

of  ¢2200.00  p er  y e a r. 

( I n c r e a se  from  $2100  approved  in  b u d g e t ). 

3.  M i l t on  Muelder  as  I n s t r u c t or 

in  H i s t o r y,  e f f e c t i ve  September  1,  1936  at  a  s a l a ry  of 

$1900.00  p er  y e ar  ( i n c r e a se  from  81800  approved  in  budget)* 

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June 15, 1936 

4.  Gv W. Radimersky as Instructor in Modem Languages, effective September 1, 1936 

at a salary of #1800.00 per year (increase from $1600*00 approved in budget*} 

5»  So H. Newman as Instructor in the Department of Psychology and Philosophy, effective 

September 1, 1936 at a salary of $1900.00 per year (increase from #1800.00 
approved in budget)« 

6.  E. L. Eallachey as Instructor In the Department of Psychology and Philosophy effective 
September 1, 1936 at a salary of $1900*00 per year (increase from $1800.00 approved 
in budget). 

7.  Miss Laura Heminger as Instructor in English, effective September 1, 1936 at a 

salary of $1700.00 per year (increase from $1500 approved in budget,) 

8.  C. C. Hamilton as Instructor in English, effective September 1, 1936 at a salary of 

$1900*00 per year (increase from $1800 approved in budget). 

9.  ¥* Lawrence Blair as Instructor in English, effective September.!, 1936 at a salary 

of $1800.00 per year (no change). 

10.  A. J. M. Smith as Instructor in English, effective September 1, 1936 at a salary of 

$1800.00 per year (no change). 

11.  James A. McMonagle as Instructor in Speech, effective September 1, 1936 at a salary 

of $1800.00 per year (no change). 

12.  Miss Louise Clemens as Manager of the Eood Service, Womans Building, and Instructor 
in the Department of Institution Administration.  Appointment is to be effective 
September 1, 1936 at a salary of $1800.00 per year (plus board).  (No change from 
that for 1935-36). 

13.  Buford H. Grigsby as Instructor in Botany, effective September 1, 1936 at a salary of 

$1620.00 per year (no change). 

14.  C. N. McCarty as Instructor in Chemistry, effective September 1, 1936 at a salary of 

81680.00 per year (increase from ¢1500.00 approved in budget). 

15.  C. C. Langham as Instructor in Chemistry, effective September 1, 1936 at a salary of 

S1560.00 per year (increase from #1500.00 approved in budget). 

16.  C. W. Carlson as Instructor in Chemistry, effective September 1, 1936 at a salary 

of §1560.00 per year (increase from #1500.00 approved in budget). 

14.  Recommendation of Dean Dirks that Mr. Kenneth J. Trigger, Instructor in Mechanical Engineering, 
be granted leave without pay for one year, beginning September 1st, so that he may accept a 
position at Swarthmore College. 

15.  Request for an extension to July 15, 1936 of the leave without pay granted Miss Opal Gilpin, 
stenographer in the Department of Animal Pathology.  Further, request for the appointment of 
Mrs. C..E. Line to the position for such time as necessary during the period beginning June 15, 
1936 and ending not later than July 15th.  Sate of pay is to be the same as Miss Gilpin's, 
|90.00 per month. 

16.  Report on temiination of the part-time leave granted Mr. J. C. Davis, Instructor in Economies, 
for the period October I, 1935 to September 1, 1936.  Mr. Davis is to be placed on the payroll 
again as of July 1, 1936 at a salary of $2300.00 per year (Increase from S2020.00 approved in 
the budget). 

On motion of Mr. Berkey, seconded by Mr. Halstead, it was voted to approve the Resignations, 
Appointments and Leaves. 

TRAVEL 

1.  Request of the Department of Drawing and Design for an allowance of #55.00 on expenses to 

. Madison, Wisconsin and return, so that three delegates may attend a conference of Instructors 

in Drawing and Design to be held June 19th to 22nd. 

2.  Request for mileage allowance on one automobile to Madison, Wisconsin, and return, so that 

members of the Engineering staff may attend meetings of the Society for the Promotion of 
Engineering Education to be held June 23rd to 26th. 

3.  Request for an allowance of railroad fare to Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvania, and return so 

that Professor L. G. Miller may attend meetings of the .American Society of Heating and Ventila 
ting Engineers, to be held June 22nd to 24th. 

4.  Request for the allowance of railroad and pullman fare to Madison, Wisconsin, and return so that 
Professor E.E»  Down may attend an Alfalfa Improvement Conference to be held June 25th and 27th 
at the University of Wisconsin. 

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TRAVEL, continued 

June 15, 1936 

Travel 

5.  Request for mileage allowance  on one automobile  to Urbana, Illinois, and return so that mem 

bers of the Horticulture  staff may attend  a Pomology conference  to be held at the University 
of Illinois June  25th and 26th* 

6«  Request for mileage allowance on one automobile  to Urbana, Illinois, and return so that 
members of the Farm Crops staff may attend the summer meeting  of the American Society of 
Agronomy, to be held June  23rd to 26th* 

7.  Request for mileage allowance  on one automobile  to Urbana, Illinois, and return so that members 
of the Soils staff may attend  the summer meeting  of the American Society of Agronomy, June 
22nd to 24th e 

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On motion of Mr. Daane, seconded  by Mr. Berkey, it was voted to approve the travel requests. 

PRESIDENT'S REPORTS 

Request  of Dr.! 
Chamberlain  ! 
for travel to 
The Hague, 
Holland* 

.  Report for Board  record on an informal request from Dr. C. W. Chamberlain, Professor of Physics, 

for an allowance on traveling  expenses to The Hague, Holland,  so that he might present a 
paper at the meeting of the International Association of Refrigerating Engineers.  In accord 
with the policy discussed at the last Board meeting but  not yet entered  in the records  (that 
foreign travel for staff members be not financed by the College),  the request was denied. 

Report  on an opinion from the College attorneys that, since no published  notice has been given 
students entering  next fall, the additional $5.00 late registration fee approved  at the May 
Board meeting should not be assessed until the school year 1937-35. 

$5.00 late 
registration  2. 
fee not to be 
assessed until 
1937-36. 
m^Q,TQi  +^ nv-i  3.  Approval of travel to Chicago and  return with full expenses for Miss Ruth Griswold  (expenses 
iravejL TO oni . - - -^ 
a Tm  .por Miss 
Huth u-riswold 

*° be  cka pSe c* "k° Home economics Section budget).  The trip was necessary  in connection with 
research being carried  on cooperatively by the Home Economics and Animal Husbandry  sections 
of the Experiment Station. 

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4.  Approval of mileage  expenses on one automobile to Cleveland  and return and of maintenance-

expenses for Mr. C. W. Barr, who accompanied  the senior Landscape students on their annual 
inspection trip, June 8th to 12th. 

Mileage to 
Cleveland  & 
mai nt. app. 
i for C. IV. Barr 

Ly. for R.S. 
•Hudson June 
3 and 4. 

5.  Approval of grant  of leave to Professor R. S. Hudson so that he might  attend a meeting  of 
the board of directors of the Percheron Horse Association of America, held in Chicago June 
3rd and 4th.  Expenses of the trip were paid by the Association* 

Lv. for R.L* 
Cook, to att. 
annual meeting 
of Nat. Lime-
, stone Assoc. 
Toledo. 

6.  Approval of grant  of leave to Dr. R. L* Gook so that he might attend  the annual meeting  of 
the National Limestone Association, held in Toledo on June 12th.  (Expenses were paid  by 
the Association). 

On motion of Mr. Daane, seconded by Mrs. Wilson, it was voted to approve  the President's Reports. 

MISCELLANEOUS R1P0RT 

No report  on  -^  Report from Mr. Wilkins on bids submitted on new band uniforms  (referred  at the May Board 
band uniforms. 

meeting). 

No report. 

Report of 
faculty action 

MISCELLANEOUS 

re: retirement  -^^  Report  on Faculty  action of May IS, 1936, recommending  to the Board  the establishment  of 
plaxi* 

some type of retirement plan (form to be determined  later). 

No action. 

establishment  of a Veterinary Unit  of the Reserve Officers' Training Corns at Michigan 
g t a te  C o l l e g e, 

Kecoiri.^ o± fac-  ^m  Recommendation of the Faculty that  application be made to the War Department  for the 
uloy tnao 
application be 
made -for estah 
of a Vet. Unit 
at M.S.C. 
8 wks course  :3.  Recommendation from the uivision of Agriculture that a regular eight weeks* short  course  in 
in For. app. 

On motion of Mr. Daane, seconded by Mr. Berkey, it was voted to approve the above recommendation. 

Forestry and Wild Life Conservation be established, to be offered first during 1936-37. 

Sn motion of Mr. Berkey, seconded by Mr. Halstead, it was voted to approve  the above recom-
imendation. 

Approval of 
coal  analysis 
agreement witlx 
State Adminis, 
Board. 

Report on coal analysis agreement with the Michigan State Administrative Board, by which 
coal for all state institutions  in the Lower Peninsula  is to be analyzed  by the Department 
of Chemical Engineering under Professor Publow's  direction.  Minimum  of 750 samples  is 
guaranteed, to be analyzed  at §2.00 per sample for a period of ten months, beginning 
September 1, 1936.  Receipts will be paid directly to the College; it is proposed  to hire 
graduate students for the work. 

|On motion of Mr. Berkey, seconded  by Mr. Halstead, it was voted to approve the above report. 

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Action def. on ^ 
s a l a^ inc. for0*  Recommendation ior an increase m  the salary of Miss jiva M. Vaughn, Instructor in English, 
Eva Vaughn 

from $1690.00 to $1750.00 per year, effective July 1, 1936. 

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App. of allot. 
of  $250  to  eov-: 6.  Request  for  the  allotment  of'  §250.00  to  c o ^r  expenses  of  inspection  of  the  four  Engineering 
er.exp.  of  i n- 
spection  of  4 
Engineer,  curr 
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c u r r i c u la  with  a  view  to  having  the  work  offered  here  accredited  by  the  Engineers'  Council 
for  Professional  Development. 

0I"  IvIr*  Berkey,  seconded  by  &v.  Daane,  it  was  voted  to  approve  the  above  request. 

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7.  Recommendation of the Athletic Council that expenses up to $25.00 be allowed to send a repre 

sentative of the golf team to the National Intercollegiate Meet in Chicago? June 22nd to 27th. 

On motion of Mr. Daane, seconded by Mr* Halstead, it was voted to approve the above recommendation. 

8.  Presentation of the Athletic Association budget for 1936-37 as approved by the Athletic Council, 

On motion of Mr. Daane, seconded by Mrs. Wilson, it was voted to approve the Athletic Association 
budget with the exception of the Permanent Improvement item for $15,000 which is to be omitted. 
Total approved budget is for #107,240.00. 

9.  Recommendation of the Athletic Council for the following transfers of funds within the total 

Athletic Association budget: 

To Freshman baseball 

" Golf 
" Freshman track 
" Fencing 

#200.00 
125.00 
125.00 
50.00 

1 0.  Request  f or 

t he  payment  from  A t h l e t ic  A s s o c i a t i on  funds  of  a  t o t al  of  #79.50  due  nine  s t a ff 

members  f or  s e r v i c es  during  s p r i ng  a t h l e t ic  e v e n t s. 

1 1.  Request  of  D i r e c t or  Gardner  f or 

t he  f o l l o w i ng 

t r a n s f e rs  of  Experiment  S t a t i on  funds: 

From  S t a t i on  D i r e c t o r *s  Office  budget  ( P u r n e ll  funds) 

to 

Farm  Management  S e c t i on 
H o r t i c u l t u re 
S o i ls 
Home  Economics 
P o u l t ry  Husbandry 
A g r i c u l t u r al  Chemistry 

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$100.00 
500.00 
500.00 
400.00 
500.00 
500.00 

From  S t a t i on  D i r e c t o r 's  Office  budget  (Bankhead-Jones  funds) 

to 

Entomology  S e c t i on 
Ainimal  P a t h.  S e c t i on 
Farm  Crops 
" 
P l a nt  P h y s i o l o gy  " 
A.gric.  Chemistry  " 
" 
Dairy  Husbandry 

$150.00 
400.00 
600.00 
500.00 
300.00 
600.00 

1 2.  Request  f or  a u t h o r i z a t i on  f or  payment  of  June  30th  s a l a ry  check  to  Mrs.  E t h el  Rathke, 

temporary 

I n s t r u c t or 

in  Modern  Languages,  on  June  1 5 t h.  Mrs*  Eathke  is  l e a v i ng  f or  Europe  on  t h at  d a t e. 

1 3.  Request  f or  payment  of  o p e r a t i on  and  h o s p i t a l i z a t i on  expenses  of  John  Crary,  who  was 

i n j u r ed 

w h i le  employed  by  t he  B u i l d i n gs  and  Grounds  Department,  as  f o l l o w s: 

Dr.  R a n d a ll  (per  s t a t e m e nt 
Sparrow  H o s p i t al 

$85.00 
35.50 
SI20.50 

| $25 allowed to| 
\ send repre. 
| of golf team 
I to Nat. Int. 
IMeet in Chi . 

: Approval of 
Athletic 
Association 
!budget. 

|Approval of 
|transfers of 
\funds within 
:total ath. 
assoc. budget.I 

Payment of 
1879.50 due 9 
'. staff members 
for services 
in ath. events! 

Approval of 
transfer of 
|funds within 
I Experiment 
! Station. 

From Sta. Dir 
ector's Officel 
(Bahkhead-
\ Jones) to 
various sec 
tions. 

Payment of 
June 50 check 
to Mrs. Rathkel 

; Payment of 
I operation & 
hospital ex 
penses for 
John Cary 

Injury - loss 
of  time -
•Win. Swanson 

14.  Request for payment for loss of time to William Swans on - 21-g- hours © 45^ - $9.68.  Mr. Swanson 

was injured while in Buildings and Grounds employ. 

15.  Request for the allowance of a sum not to exceed S100.00 to cover purchase of a new artificial 
arm for Mr. David Penner, elevator operator in Agricultural Hall*  Mr. Penner lost his arm some 
years ago in College employment, at which time the artificial arm which must now be replaced 
was purchased by the College. 

;New artificiall 
arm to be pur 
chased for 
Dave Penner. 

On motion of Mrs. Wilson, seconded by Mr. Daane, it was voted to approve items 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 
and 15. 

16.  Request from the Detroit Trust Company for the return of all cancelled certificates and 

dividend warrants of the Michigan State College issue (in the hands of the Finance Committee). 

Let. Trust Co.l 
to be asked toj 
;send to us all| 
icancelled 
^certificates. 

On motion of Mr. Daane, seconded by Mr. Halstead, it was voted to ask the Detroit Trust Company for 
permission to retain the certificates and dividend warrants in our file* 

17.  Request of the Comptroller for the addition of ^10,000.00 to the contingency account (referred 

to the Finance Committee). 

Addition oi 
:^10,000 to be 
added to 
Cont. acct. 

On motion of Mr. Daane,, seconded by Mrs. Wilson, it was voted to approve the above request. 

18.  Recommendation of Dean Anthony that $25,000.00 of unexpended 1935-36 State Extension funds be 
carried over into the 1936-37 Extension budget, so that a reduction of $-15,260.07 in Federal 
Extension funds for next year may be covered (referred to the Finance Committee). 

No action. 

19.  Recommendation of Dean Emmons that ^5,000 be set aside to equip the new Art Department quarters 

in the Union Building (in the hands of the Finance Committee). 

m  action on 
request that 
¢25,000 of un-
;expend.  S t a te 
!Ext.  funds  be 
c a r r i ed  over 
i n to  1935-37 
: budget. 

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resol. can 
celling pre 
vious bond 
of ^50,000 on 
Mr. Wilkins. 

Approval of 
blanket bond 
covering em 
ployees in 
bus. & sec. 
offices. 
Approval of 
staff addi 
tions not to 
exceed 
§30,000. 

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granted to 
those com 
pleting re-
auirements. 

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Sum  of 
| 5 , 0 00  s et  up 
f or  p u r c h a s 
i ng  equipment 
f or  Art  Bept. 

Payment  of 
$'900  due  on 
p l a ns 
proposed  dorm 
no.  2. 

f or 

Approval  of  b 
bond  f or  J".A. 
Hannah  f or 
$10,000. 

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Approval  of 
bond  for  C O. 
Wilkins 
§250,000. 

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June 15, 1936 

On motion of Mr. Eerkey, seconded by Mr. Daane, it was voted to refer the above recommendation to 
the Chairman of the Board, the President and Secretary, with the understanding that the sum to be 
used to equip the Art Department not exceed $5,000.  (Items purchased to be subject to the approval 
of the Committee). 

20.  Request for payment of $900.00 installment due on plans for the Proposed Dormitory No. 2 
(prepared by Malcomson and Higginbotham).  Balance due, $1800 after this payment has been 
made. 

On motion of Mr. Daane, seconded by Mr. Halstead, it was voted to approve the above request. 

21.  Approval of bond for J. A. Hannah, Secretary, in the amount of $10,000 by the Michigan Surety 

Company of Lansing, Michigan. 

On motion of Mr. Halstead, seconded by Mr. Berkey, it was voted to approve the above item. 

22.  Approval of bond for C. 0. Wilkins, Comptroller, in the amount of $25}GOO by Michigan 
Surety Company, Aetna Casualty and Surety Company, Fidelity and Deposit Company of 
Maryland, National Surety Corporation and Hartford Accident ana Indemnity Company. 

On motion of Mr. Halstead, seconded by Mrs. Wilson, it was voted to approve the bond for 
¢250,000 for C. 0. Wilkins issued jointly by the Michigan Surety Company and others, provided 
the Fidelity, National and Hartford Companies present and make a part of the contract the authority 
of their representative attorneys in fact to negotiate this instrument for them. 

23.  Approval of resolution cancelling the previous bond of £50,000 held by Mr. Wilkins since the 

new bond for $250,000 makes the previous bond unnecessary.  iSee Secretaryrs file). 

On motion of Mr. Halstead, seconded by Mr. Daane, it was voted to approve the above resolution. 

24.  Approval of blanket bond covering employees in business and secretary's offices. 

On motion of Mr. Daane, seconded by Mr. Berkey, it was voted to approve the above-mentioned bond 
provided the Michigan Surety Company will include the name of Rodney Whiting in the amount of 
^10,000. 

25.  Approval of staff additions required due to increased enrollment - total cost for the next 

fiscal year not to exceed £30,000. 

On motion of Mr. Berkey, seconded by Mr. Halstead, it was voted to empower the Advisory 
Committee, the President and Secretary to make the necessary staff additions, total cost not 
to exceed ¢30,000. 

26.  Recommendation that diplomas be granted to those candidates for graduation and for ad 

vanced degrees who shall  have completed the requirements at the end of the spring term 
as follows:  (Motion approving this item was made at the May 22 Board meeting) . 

Fred Francis Bentley, a 
Samual Richard Bird, a 
Warren Raymond Bredahl, a 
Francen Ermont Brown, a 
Carl Noble Cetas, a 
John Mason Converse, a 
Clyde G. Creed, a 
Wilbur Allen Dexter, a 
Julius Adam Drake, a 
Harold Kenneth Lngle, a 
Bruce Donald Fox, 1 
Gale H. Gibson, a 
Hollis Ray Gilger, a 
Robert Edward Green, A 

Division of Agriculture 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

a, Agriculture; 1, Landscape Architecture 

Floyd J. Gregarek, a 
George Franklin Grizzard, 1 
Loyal Deane Heck, a 
Joseph Louis Heirman, a 
Adelbert David Huber, a 
^Walter Caspar Jacob, a 
^Peter J. Jenema, a 
Marvin Ray Kimball, a 
Ferris King, a 
Raymond Lee Klackle, a 
John Frederick Krauss, a 
Paul Hackett Kyburz, a 
Elmer Sheldon Markle, a 
Edward Charles Morris, 1 

Forestry 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

^Morell Beiote Russell 

Francis Warren Schell, e 
Bio ward Schroeder, a 
Clinton Fiske Smith, a 
Huron Maybee Smith, a 
"Charles Lewis Taylor, a 
Millar Lowell Thomas, 1 
Burton Kellogg Thorn, a 
William Edward Uckele, a 
Frank J. Vaydik, a 
Roy Wilner Wailis, a 
Alvin Jasper Wells, a 
^Leslie Lyle Winchell, a 
Mary Jane Withrow, a 

Joseph C. Ferrari 
Edwin Albert Horger 
Wilfred J. Hosley 
Roger Duane Huff 
Albert George Johnson 

Karl Stanley Lindeman 
Earry Carl Lund 
Roy Alden Nay 
Robert E. Nelson 
John Winthrop Rawlinson 

Reginald Reynolds 
James William Sargent, Jr. 
Ford Charles Silsby 
^Donald Walter Smith 
"Russell Carl Stadelman 
William Graham Stephenson 
Donald Franklin Wright 

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Division of Engineering 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

in, Mechanical; c, Civil; e, Electrical; ch, Chemical 

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Forrest Eugene Allen, m 
James Lee Alvord, c 
Irving Henry Bartiing, in 
Martin Bwight Bates, m 
Herbert William Berendt, e 
Harold Ford Bishop, ch 
Warren Charles Bissell, c 
Fred Naylor Blackmore, e 
John Paton Blake, m 
Jack E. Booth, ch 
Harvey Louis Bouwkamp, m 
Allen Smith, Bruiom, ch 
Frederick Ward Brundage, m 
* Newell Edwin Chamberlain, m 
Theodore Chappell, ch 

**Richard William Colina, c 

Howard Mercer Coon, e 
**Harold Howard Cooper, c 
Merlin Leroy Crane, m 
Stanley R. Dayton, e 

*Guy William DeKuiper, m 
^Kenneth Austin DeLonge, m 
Frank Gregory Bewell, c 
Merle H. Dreher, m 
Edwin Paul Easton, ch 

^Robert Lowell Featherly, c 

**Stuart Leroy Finch, ch 

Chester Harold Finster, c 
Leonard Benjamins Gezon, e 
Edward John Green, c 

Gordon Leigh Chipman, c, as of 
July 26, 1935 

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Marion Elizabeth Bates 
Alma Ernestine Besch 
Evelyn Lucile Bihn 
Hope Frances Bleil 
Frances Evelyn Bobo 
Melva Edith Bump 
Alice Laura Bush 
**Ada Mary Button 

Christine Mary Campbell 
Ruth Hazel Carpenter 
Dorris Marguerite Gerrow 
Marjorie Elizabeth Chase 
Barbara May Clark 
Margaret Jane Colborn 
Margaret Winifred Comey 
Estella Jane Cornell 
Thais Dorothy Deacon 
Frances Charlotte Derbyshire 
Lorraine Philomen DeWaele 
Margaret Esther Dockery 
Irene Cordelia Farley 
^Virginia Francis Fouts 
Margaret Ruth Fox 
Rachel Hayden Griffith 
*Marianna Halbert 

Julia Annette Haskins 
Aileen M. Hautau 
Alice Evelyn Heuvelhorst 
Margaret Elizabeth Hodges 
Evelyn Phyllis Hogarth 

David John Hall, c 
Robert Bohrer Hanning, ch 
Donald Paul Hansen, e 
Glen Philip Harris, ch 
Melville John Hendra, c 
Robert Seaton Heppinstall, m 
Joseph Ralph Hewett, ch 
•Vaughn Huntington Hill, m 
Harold E* House, m 

**Arthur Dwight Hulbert, e 

David Balthas Ireland, Jr., ch 
Robert Stevens Johnson, m 
Kurt Herbert Kannowski, ch 
Milton William Kaufield, m 
Carl Fred Keas, m 
Frederick Walter Kerr, ch 
Richard Earl King, ch 
Peter Kuchik, e 
*Carl John Keunzel, m 
Harold Leever, eh 
Richard Woodrow Lehman, ch 
Walter Howard Leitheiser, m 

^Randolph Garl Lietzke, ch 
Harold W. Lindquist, m 
Douglas Robert McConnohie, ch 
Clifford Worden McKibbin, Jr., m 
Harold Arthur Maloney, m 
John Edward Manning, ch 
Donald Abbott Marlatt, c 

*William Andrew Melching, ch 
^Raymond Kelson Miller, ch 

Milford Brady Moore, e 
Richard Francis 0'Brien,c 
Joseph Franklin OfDell,.ch 
David Hewitt Osgood, ch 
Arthur BeWitt Peters, ch 
George Bennett Peters, m 
Vta. George Robert Pitt, ch: 
Merland Dale Porter, ch 
Donald Duane Raugh, c 
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Herbert Burgess Robinson,m! 
Donald Francis Rundle, ch  \ 
Wilmer M. Scheffler, c 

**Leonard Gustav Schneider,m| 
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Clair Alfred Shaler, c 
Jay G. Somers, ch 
Dallas Fredrick Spencer, c 

**David Worth Stonecliffe,c 
**Ralph Duncan Taggart, e 

Howard Hopkin Truesdell, e; 
Lloyd Wilber VanAntwerp, e 
Floyd Louis Vermeti^ c 
Sidney Peter Wagner, c 
Wynn Woodrow Wakenhut, c 
Kurt Carl Warmbein, m 

**Bruce E. Warner, ch 

Robert William Warren, e 
Edwin Charles Whitney, c 
Richard Louis Williams, e : 
Miles Monroe Wilson, e 
Kenneth Willard Zuidema, c 

Division of Home Economics 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

Thelma Marie Hoke 
June Smith Hunt 
Cecelia T. Johnson 

**Rith Elizabeth Johnson 

Lydia Rose Jones 
Eleanor Mary Koning 
Margaret Jane Konop 

**Bernadine Kraus 

Grace Price Lawson 
Jane Elizabeth Lentz 
Maude Irene Lewis 
Margaret Belle Lindke 
'^Barbara McAlvay 

Beulah Mae Mclntyre 
**Constance E. Majchrzak 

Kathryn Margaret Martin 
Lillye Lee Meltzer 
*Vivian Lucille Meyer 
Alice Jane Miller 
Ethel Cecilia Nelson 
Wilhelmina Jane Kickless 
Eleanor Clara Norwood 
Noreen Paterson 
Jean Elizabeth Paul 
Helen Jean Pelgrim 
Virginia June Rauser 

**Doris Ellen Reber 
Mary Isabel Reid 
Ruth Alice Robb 
Bernice Olive Rochon 

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Blanche Lodema Ross 
Catherine E. Rothney 
Cara Jean Sanford 
Merle Irene Sass 
Ruth Sawyer 
Hazel Schilling 
Eleanor Rose Schmidt 
Janet Elizabeth Smalldon 
Clara Leora Smith 
Dorothy Alice Smith 
Elizabeth C. Smith 
Ella Marie Smith 
Reva Francis Stockman 
^Lucille Haskins Story 
Alice Roberta Thompson 
Betty Jane Thorold 
Betty Timmons 
Margaret Elene Tubbs 
Marie Henriette Vallez 

**Irene F. Wagar 

Wilma Anntoinette WageiKnrci 
Alice Helen Warren 
Virginia Lillian Webb 
Janet Leada Westerweel 
Merle Marie Whyte 

*'*Frieda Wiener 

Louise Marie Williams 
'^Frances E. Wilson 
Roberta Coral Wilson 

*^Mary Louise Young 

May Person Kirby, as of June £0, 1915 

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Division of Applied Science 

Applied Science 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

Robert J* Adams 

**Philip John Baker, Jr* 
Newton Aldwyn Barden 
Frank Harrison Bopp 
Arthur Moses Bowman 
i Katherine Boyd Bradt 
;*Jane Branston 
Elmer Robert Breining 
Archie Duncan Carbine 
Donald Lemoine CIupper 
Marian Cobb 
Gerald Stanley Craft 
**Frances Elizabeth Davis 

Mary-Margaret Dunk 
Robert Bernard Fellows 
Emil Joseph Genetti 
Herbert Vincent Gerber 

^Robert John Halbeisen 
Lucille Hale 
Gordon Henry Hautau 
Melville Frank Hunter 
Alice Elizabeth Huse 
Herschel Lester Irons 
Edwin August Johnson 
Robert Lauren Kibby 
Willard Reuben Klunzinger 
Betty W. Koehler 

*Ellen Lindsay LaForge 
Anita Harriet Leavitt 
Charles "William Little 
Maryruth Martin 
Herbert John Miller 
^Thomas Whaley Morris 
Paul Jerome Murdoch 
^Walter Henry Obenauf 

Harlan Lebbeus Parkhuisfc 
Clare Palmer Pocklinton 
Lorraine Anne Rauls 
Eugene Woodrow Reel of s 

**Virginia Lucille Ross 
**David. Sieger Ruhe 

Clifford Leslie Ruth 
Kenneth Lane Smith 
Mildred Helen Snover 
Richard Ivan Somers 
*Joseph Henry Venier 
Sherwood Austin Wakeman 
Clarence Eugene Walls 

** Curtis Worth White 

* ^Morton Joseph "Wiener 

Clayton O'Neil Willits 
Donald Rov Wiseman 

Physical Education 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

Albert Harrison Baker 
David Arthur Burchett 
Ross Eugene Clark 
John Gerrit DeHorn 
Francis Carl Dittrich, Jr. 
Edwin J, Fiedler 
^Stephen Marion Glaza 

Charles Bernard Guzak 
Virginia L* Hance 
Joseph F. McDevitt 
John Se Munn 
Gilson Ritchie Pearsall 
Katherine Wangeman Pearsall 
Jackson John Perry 
Daniel LaVern Prendergast 

spaniel John Reck 
Archie Freeman Ross 
Virginia Williams Sladek 
Mark Thomas Stephenson 
Dorothea Rose Swenson 
August Frank Teske 
Louis Fred Zarza 

3ivision of Liberal Arts 

Liberal Arts 

Degree:  Bachelor of Arts 

Robert Melvin Allmann 
Marva Dawn Andersen 
**Marian Caroline Andros 
Noreen Elaine Ansorge 

**Helen Louise Anthony 
Adolph Cecil Arntz 
Vivian Laura Bailey 
Margaret Jean Baird 
Eugene Harper Baker 
Rudolph Barlow 
Lorna Raye Barrett 
Marion Alberta Bean 
Norman Benjamin Be now 
W, Victor Bielinski 
%ary Isobel Blyth 
Howard John Bouwens 
Marian Evelyn Bowditch 

** John Bowlby Brattin 
^Bernadine L. Brown 
Sara Margaret Bryant 
Katherine IvSU Campbell 
Anna May Childs 
Esther Moulton Clark 
David Vincent Cleary 
Perry Elmer Conant 
Marian Kathleen Cook 
John Sidney Cowgill 

**Ruth Grossman 
**John Hervey Dart 

James William Davis 
Gertrude B, Dawe 
Puran Singh Dhariwal 

[ *Mabel Anne Eberly 

Mary Elizabeth Emery 
Barbara Malissa Ensign 
Theron Charles Eager 
Eleanore Ruth Fenske 
"Dorcas May Fuller 
Virginia Jane Garni 
Florence Ruth Gauthier 
Donald Amos Gezon 
Helen Katherine Goodrich 
Leon Raymond Grosslight 
Thomas Eugene Hamilton 
^Eleanor Bradford Harrison 
Ernest Archie Haskin 
**Elizabeth. Maurine Heald 
Richard Jerale. Hickman 

^Dorothea E. Hilliard 
Anne Louise Hooper 
Kathryn Elizabeth Hubbard 
John Lewis Hurrle 
Ruth Ernestine. Hurry 
Lawrence Chalmers Hutchinson 
Barbara Ruth Hutchison 

^Claudia E. Ireland 
Eleanore Rosalie Irving 
Harold Arthur Jayne 
Frances Jean Kanter 
Lela Margaret Keener 
Ruth Louise Knecht 
Barbara Foster Knill 
^Martin Luther Krauss 

Helen Jane Krone 

**Dorothy LaVerne Langdon 

Luther E, Lawrence 

Eleanor Elizabeth Leatherman 
Helen Hollister Lee 
Byrdeen Christine Lees 
George D. Lindenthal 
Margaret Elizabeth Lineberger 
Jane Elizabeth McClellan 
John Howard McMillan 
Mary Anderson Margetts 
Robert Harold Martin 
Gladys Agnes Milner 
James Geoffrey Moore 
Elizabeth May Morell 
Floyd Morse 
Marie Louise Muncie 
*Ira James Murray 
^Elvira Selma Nelson 
*Grace Laura O'Brien 
Thomas Harper O'Brien 
Frances Jean O'Connor 
Joseph Allshouse Pelton 
Elmer Eugene Perrin 
Frances Marion Perry 
**Eelen Elizabeth Philp 
Mary Evelyn Pickett 
George Allen Prescott, III 

**Harold Martin Riehter 
Patricia Mary Riordan 
Josephine Roosa 
William Herbert Ross 
Lorraine Harriette Salot 
Frances Cecelia Scullin 
Bruce Eraser Sells 
Evelyn Marie Shipman 

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Division of Liberal Arts, continued 

Liberal Arts, continued 

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Hazel Eloise Sikkenga 
Mary Esther Simpson 
*Retha Lucille Slack 
Earl Caldwell Smith 
Grace Louise Snow 
*Helen Louise Snow 
Jeanette Mary Snowman 
Martha Elizabeth Spalding 

Harold G. Stevens 
Theodore Joseph Szymke 
Virginia Lee Taggart 
William Charles Thi el email 
^Beatrice Lo-aise Tinglan 

Neil H. VahDyke 
Gerhard Henry Wacker 

Gertrude EL nora Warner 
Alyce Louise Waterman 
Edgar Vail White 
Matilda Elisabeth Williams 
Helen M. Wilson 
Dorothy-Jean Works 

**W. 

**Alice Grace Wriggelsworth 

Ruth Marian Yerex 

Business  Administration 

Degree:  Eaehelor of Arts 

**Matilda Emily Adair 

Theodore John Assaley 
Berford Anderson Barber 
Walter S. Beamer 
Lawrence H. Beck 
^Clarence Boonstra 

G. Dean Brown 
Robert Heffron Colvin 
**Willard Gorydon Cribbs 

Jr. 

William Jennings Dancer, 
Donald William Dawson 
""Victor Duch 
Walter C* Eissler, Jr. 
Robert Scott Elder 
John B. Engelbreit 
Louis Thomas Friedman 
Jack Robert Fritsch 
Raymond J. Gezon 
^Mildred Julia Giese 

Earl Howland 

James ^ Michael Hughes 
Bertram George Jochen 
Richard Anthony Blanton 
Roger William Kenyon 

*WiHi am Arthur PCirkpatrick 

William Lewis Klum 
William Joseph Korth 
Standley John Leitheiser 
Dorothy Elsie Lewis 
Glen Arthur McLaughlin 
Francis Elliott Mapley 
Carl George Marzke 
Henry Joseph Mattson 
Charles William May 
Stuart Lauson Melville 
Charles Mason Miller 
Charles Gordon Niles 
Carl Joseph Nosal 

Watson O'Connor Page 
John Ingham Pittwood 
Gordon McCutcheon Poor 
Ernest Walter Rechlin 
Lawrence A. Reed 
Irwyn Orsel Robey 
Leon Gail Rockwell 
Nicholas Salhaney 
Robert John Sanders 
Edward Sladek 
Clifford Glenn Smith 
J. Wilson Smith 
Robert Arthur Stoil 
Rex C. TenEyck 
Elbert James Thurston 
Arthur David Vickers 
Joseph Robert Vickers 
Lisle Leroy Watterson 
Fontella Clara Weaker 
John Raymond White 

Public School Music 

Degree:  Bachelor of Arts 

Eldon Matthew Durkee, Clarinet 

Ruth Anne Ryder, Voice 

^Pauline Louise Taylor, Violin 

George Winslow Cochrane, Clarinet  Audrey Marie Olmstead, Piano  *Reta Pearl Thomas, Piano 

Degree:  Bachelor of Music 

Applied Music 

Degree:  Bachelor of Music 

**Otto Stanley Butler, Piano 
Evelyn Marie Hart, Piano 
Christie Van Hoober, Violin 

Mary Louise Lerchen, Piano 
Katherine East McKee, Violin **Lucille Ruth Tiilotson, Piano 

Jane Elizabeth Pauli, Piano 

**Betty Dorothy Mack, Piano 
'**Gwendolen Miller, Piano 

Georgia Martin Zemer, Piano 

Hotel Administration 

Degree:  Bachelor of Arts 

Joseph Andrew Buzolits 
Donald .Archibald Cameron, Jr. 
T. Tipton Chase 

Lois  Angela, ne Dorman 
Dennis Lee Flaker, Jr. 
Warren 0* Seelye 

Division of Veterinary Science 

Medical Biology 

Degree:  Bachelor of Science 

Robert Glenn Benedict 
KMary Alvina Bruce 

Carolyn Margaret Clare 
Floyd Edward Darnell 

Louise Nancy Ann Reavis 
Violet Lucille Thornton 
Viola Mae Young 

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Veterinary Science, continued 

Veterinary Science 

Degree:  Doctor of Veterinary Medicine 

Carl Ralph Benton 
William Stoweii Britton 
Norman Gustave Claus 
Harold Leon Decker 
Charles W. DeLand 
Woodrow Alfred Deppa 
Samuel Sylvester Fisher 

Stephen Walter Lange, as of 
June 10, 1935 

Keith Frick 
Robert Thomas Habermann 
Werner Fredrick Hillstrom 
Charles Patrick Hodder 
Laurence Benjamin Kemp, 
as of October 5, 1935 

Frank Leroy Meyer 
Warren David Murdock 
Otis John Robinson 

Roland Orno Scott 
Roland Randolph Slaughenhaupt 
Robert K. Somers 
Karl LeRoy Sutton 
Adolf John Sypien 
Robert Frank Wilson 
Francis Hu^h Wilson 

ADVANCED LEGRE 

Master 

Arts 

Dorothy Toynton Ball. . 
Helen Josephine Fuller. 
Emanuel Leonard King. . 
Anna Emma Lawrence. „ . 
Willet J* Mathers * . .  . 

Education 
Home Economics 
Education 
Education 
-Education 

Katherine Moraen 

Howard Franklin Shout. 
Maurice John Tallefson. 
Edward Herbert Wylie. . 

Art 
Sociology 
.English 
English 
Economics 

master of Science 

William B. Ardrey 
Arthur B. Bowman 
Marshall £* Burt. . . . . 
Corcoran Frederick Clarke 
Keith Dempster Crane. * • 
Gilbert Dionne 
Harlow Homer Hall. . . . 
Frank Nutter Hewetson. . 

Bacteriology 
Agricultural Engineering 
Bacteriology 
. Physics 
Chemistry 
Farm Crops 
•Bacteriology 
.Horticulture 

Melvin Jacob Klooster. . 
Harvey Burnell Ohmer. .  < 
Walter Jones Rawson • .  < 
Jack J. Sculati. • * • . 
Valentine Wright Silkett, 
John Everette Wilde. . • 
Marjorie Olson Wilde. . , 
Doris Elizabeth Wilson . 

.Poultry Husbandly 
Chemistry 
Dairy  Husbandry 
•Chemistry 
Farm  Crops 
• H o r t i c u l t u re 
E u t r i t i on 
. B a c t e r i o l o gy 

Doctor  of  Philosophy 

William  Baker  Andrews. 

,  Lloyd  C u r t is  Cochran. 

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. 

Roger  C l a rk  Dawes 
C l a r e n ce  Michal  L o e s e l l. 
Robert  C a rl  ^ I s e n. 

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«  *  b o i ls 
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.Botany 
Chemistry 
•  Faim  Crops 
Chemistry 

P r o f e s s i o n al  Degrees 

Warren  H.  Atkinson 
Edward  Gifford  Culver 
Nels  Hansen. 
Joseph  McKibberi  Newman*  * 
George  Thomas  Smith.  •  • • • • • • . • ••  E l e c t r i c al  Engineer 

.  •  Chemical  Engineer 
*  .  Mechanical  Engineer 

Mechanical  Engineer 

.  C i v il  Engineer 

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Honorary  Degree 

Henry  Ford.  *  . 

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Doctor  of  E n g i n e e r i ng 

nvith  Honor 

**With  High  Honor 

SECRETARY'S  ITI&IS 

^..  Communication  from  Mrs*  L.  C.  Devine  r e q u e s t i ng  allowance  f or  h o s p i t al  and  d o c t or  b i l ls 
threw 
amounting  to  §>211*Q0  due  to  an  i n j u ry  s u f f e r ed  Farmers'  Week  when  a  swinging  door 
J ^P  ao wn  -the  s t a i rs 

in  t he  Engineering  Building* 

Ko action* 

2.  Report of acknowledgment of flowers sent by the College on the deatn of Mrs. Rosa Sagert, 

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an employee of the College. 

BUILDIN& COIMITTEE ITiilvIS 

1.  Request from the Chemistry Department for alterations and new laboratory equipment in the 

Chemistry Building due to the moving of the Chemical Engineering Department to the 
Engineering Euilding - estimated cost ¢11,613.50. 

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Action deferred. 

Kequest  from 
Mrs.  LeC.De-
v i ne  i o r^ 
carnages  aue 
to  an  i n j u ry 
F a r m e r s'  Week 

Acknowledgment 
of 
f l o w e rs 
s e nt  ivlrs* 
Rosa  S a g e r t. 

from 

Request 
Chem.  Dept. 
f or  a l t.  &  new 
l a b*  e q u i p, 
in  Chem.Rldg. 
d e f e r r e d. 

f or 

se_t UP  f or 
purchase  or 
: n e c e s s a ry 
equipment 
iUnion  B l d g .-
! Action  Def. 
: Bean  Anthony 
a u t h o r i z ed 
to 
:make  d e s i r ed 
in 

BUILDING  COMMITTEE  ITEMS,  continued 

2.  Request  from  Dean  G-iltner  f or  c e r t a in  changes  in  t he  V e t e r i n a ry  C l i n ic  B u i l d i n g. 

Referred 

to  C o l l e ge  A r c h i t e c t. 

June  1 5,  1936 

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|Request 
from, 
jDeaii  G-iltner' 
jfor-  changes 
|Vet.  C l i n ic 
jSec*  a u t h o r. 
to have de~ 

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3.  Request from the Secretary that he be authorized to have the desired changes made in the stadium sired changes 

press box using funds appropriated for the PWA Stadium project at the April Board meeting* 

made in 

I stadium press\ 

On motion of Mr. Daane, seconded by Mr. Eerkey, it was voted to approve the above request. 

box* 

4.  Request from the Secretary that provision be made that will allow for the purchase of the neces~Loai1 of S10,0&| 

sary equipment for the Union Building*  It is recommended that money for this purpose be 
loaned to the Union to be repaid from future earnings and student fees.  It is estimated that 
the cost will not exceed $10,000. 

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i  A c t i on  d e f e r r ed  u n t il  J u ly  Board  meeting. 

5.  Recommendation  from  Dean  Anthony  t h at  he  be  allowed  to  make  t he  d e s i r ed  changes  in  t he  Dairy 
to 

in  c e r t a in  a r e as  where  they  a re  badly  n e e d e d ,-  the  c o st  not 

Building  i n c l u d i ng  new  f l o o rs 
exceed  ^2,000  -  money  to  be  t a k en  from  t he  Creamery  Revolving  Fund. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Berkey,  seconded  by  Mr.  H a l s t e a d, 

it  was  voted  to  approve  t he  above  recommendation.;  c n a I ]Se^ 

6.  Report of Secretary on Kanouse boundary line dispute. 

No action. 

Dairy Bldg. 

Report on 
Piano use 
boundary line 

7*  Report of lease of Meriam House as a girls1 cooperative house as authorized by April 23rd Board I G 1 SPU  e* 

Meeting.  The house is located at 139 Division and will accomodate 19 girls and is leased 
furnished for 3 years at $110.00 per month. 

On motion of Mr. Daane, seconded by Mrs. Wilson, it was voted to approve the above item. 

8.  Request for certain changes in Practice ^ouse No. 4 - estimated cost $2500. 

No action. 

The meeting adjourned at 5 P.M. 

< 2 <^ 

Preside 

\^fr%^^  CL-  h^^-^-^^ 

Secretary 

Report of 
lease of 
Meriam House 
ias a girlsT 
cooperative 
!house. 

Request for 
certain 
:changes in 
Prac. House 
: No. 4 

Minutes of the 
Meeting of the State Board of Agriculture 
July  2, 1936 

Present:  Mr. Brody, Chairman; Messrs. Berkey, Daane, Halstead; Mrs. Wilson, Superintendent 

Elliott, President Shaw, Comptroller Wilkins and Secretary Hannah. 

Absent:  Mr. Down!ng. 

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

The minutes of the previous meeting were approved having been forwarded to the Board members. 

RESTORATIONS 

resignations 

1.  Resignation of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Whittaker, Assistant Professor of Home Economics, 
effective July 1, 1936.  Miss Whittaker has been on leave without nay for health reasons 
since April 1, 1934. 

2.  Resignation of Miss Ethel Trump, Manager of the Union Eood Service, effective August 1, 1936, 

3.  Resignation of Mrs. Charles Harrison (Margaret Miles), Instructor in Modern Languages, 

effective September 1, 1936. 

4.  Resignation of Mr. P. F. Aylesworth, Research Assistant in Farm Management, effective July 1, 

1936.  Mr. Aylesworth was granted a one year's leave of absence without pay on September 1, 
1935 for work with the Resettlement Administration. 

5.  Resignation of Mr. Malcolm rh Henry, Instructor in Mathematics, effective August 31, 1935. 

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