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Minutes of the
Meeting of the State Board of Agriculture
June 10, 194.0

Present:  Mr. Berkey, Chairman; Messrs• . Alters-, Brody, MciJherson; MrsV Masselink; Dr. Elliott;

President Shaw: Treasurer Willcins and Secretary Hannah

Absent:  Mr* Jalcway

I The meeting was called to order at 3:00 P.M.

j The minutes of the previous meeting were approved.

: EESIGNATIOMS, LEAVES, AKD A

Resignations- !•  Resignation of Miss Mariam Holsapple as Laboratory Technician at the Health Service, effec-

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tive August 31, 1940.

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j 2.  Resignation of El.olse Shuert as night nurse at the Health Service, effective May 31> 1940.

Miss Shuert has been married.

! 3.  Resignation of James McMonagle as Instructor in Speech, effective August 31, 1940.

Leaves 

; 4,  Two weeks leave of absence with full pay for Karl McDonel who plans to make an extended western

trip this summer during his vacation period.

I 5.  Recommendation that E* E. Hagen's leave of absence be changed to include October, November

and December only rather than for the fall term of 1940•

Appointments  ;.6. Appointment of James Edward Brewster as Instructor inAminal Husbandry at a salary of $1800

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per year, effective July 1, 1940*  This is a new position included in the budget for 1940-41•

I 7.  Recommendation for the continuation of the Federal Extension Cooperative Project on Land Use
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Planning, effective for the year from July 1, 1940? to June 3O3 1941-

Salary

Carl H.'Moore, Asst. Co. Agt., Genesee 
R. N. Johnson, Asst. Co. Agt.5 Oceana 
G. D. Hurrell, Asst. Co. Agt., Dickinson 
W. S. Harrison, Asst. Co. Agt., Charlevoix  1425 
1425 
E. L. Deo, Asst. Co. Agt., St. Joseph 
2200 
H. A. Berg, Farm Management 

§1200 B.A.E.  $400 College  |l600  Total
1200 
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1500  " 
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400 
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500  " 
475 
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475  " 
1600  " 

l600 
2000 
1900 
1900 
3800 

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8.  Appointment of Miss Huth E. Carr as Assistant in Research in Foods and nutrition at a salary
of §1700 per year on a 12-month basis, effective September 1, 1940.  Miss Carr will replace
Miss Olga Ludwick whose appointment expires August 31, 1940.

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of #1080 per year on a 12-month basis, plus meals and laundry, effective July 1, 1940.' Mrs.
Zindel has been employed on a lOmonths basis at a salary of $90 per month.

10.  Appointment of Mrs. Dorothy Winn and Mrs. Beatrice Schroeder as nurses at the Health Service
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at a salary of #1080 per year on a 12-month basis, plus meals and laundry.  Mrs. Winn and Mrs.
Schroeder have been employed at the Health Service at a salary of $90 per month paid from the
Labor Payroll.  These appointments are to be effective July 1, 1940.

11.  Appointment of Mrs. Fredie Belding as night nurse at the Health Service during the month  of
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June only at a salary of #90.  Mrs. Belding m il replace Miss Shuert.

12.  Appointment of Mrs. Helen Martin as general duty night nurse at the Health Service, at a salary
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of $1080 per year on a 12-month basis, plus meals and laundry, effective September 15, 1940.
Mrs. Martin Will fill the position formerly held by Yera SchuTtz.

13.  Appointment of Mrs. James A. Vary as housemother in South Williams Hall for the summer session
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at a salary of 8125 plus meals at the Union during the period.

14.  Appointment of Stanley D* G-ralak as Instructor in Drawing and Design, at a salary of §2000 per
year on a' 9-months basis, effective September 1? 1940.  This is a new position included in the
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budget for:1940-41•
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•15*  Appointment of Ira A.. Baccus as Assistant Professor in Electrical-Engineering'.at a salary of
$2600 per year on a 9-months basis, effective September 1, 1940*  This is a new position in-

•\  eluded in the budget for 1940-41 •

l6,  R.eappointment of E. H. Shotwell as Instructor in Chemical Engineering at a salary of $1500
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per year, effective July 1, 1940*

J17.  Appointment of Clyde C. DeWitt as Professor and Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering
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at a salary of $4400 per year on a 12-mor,ths basiss effective September 1, 1940.  This is a
replacement of H. E» Publow whose salary was S4200*

On motion of Mr. McPherson, seconded by Mr. Berkey, it was voted to approve the appointment of Mr.
DeWitt*

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RESIGNATIONS, LEAVES AMD APPOINTMENTS, continued

18.; Reappointment for one year only of Miss Frances Starin as Assistant Professor of Foods and

Appointments

Nutrition at a salary of $2300 per year, effective September 1, 1940.

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19•  Reappointment on a permanent basis of Elizabeth Walbert, Instructor in Home Management and
Child Development, at the same salary of $1700 per year plus room, effective July 1, 1940.

20.  Reappointment on a permanent basis of Mary Emma Barnes as Instructor in Foods Nutrition at

the same salary of $1800 per year on a 9-months basis, effective July 1, 1940.

21.  Appointment of Miss Ida Grace Edwards as Assistant in Institution Administration, to be in
charge of food service at Mary Mayo Hall, at a salary of $$00 for the period from September
1, 1940, to June 30, 1941 plus maintenance.  Miss Edwards vail replace Mrs. Regina Frisbie
who will not be reappointed for next year*

22/  Appointment of Miss Yiola Walberg as Assistant in Institution Administration to be in
charge of food service at Campbell Hall, at a salary of foOO plus maintenance for the
period from September I, 1940, to June 30, 1941» Miss Walb erg will replace Maxine McKiniey
who will not be reappointed for next year.

23.  Appointment of Bert Ellis 0'Beirne as Instructor in Economics at a salary of |p00 for the

period from September 15 to December 24, 1940.  Mr. O'Beirne will replace £. E. Hagen who
has been granted leave during the fall term.

24.  Appointment of James W. Miller as Instructor in History and Political Science at a salary

of |l300 per year on a 9-months basis, effective September 1, 1940.  This is a new position
included in the budget for 1940-41*

25/  Appointment of Dr. V* &• Grove as Chairman of the Mathematics Department at a salaiy of

14200 per year, effective September 1, 1940.  Dr. Grove has been serving as Acting Chairman
during the past year.

26.  Appointment of Bonnie H. Stewart as Instructor in Mathematics at a salary of $1900 per year

on a. 9-Eionths basis, effective September I, 1940.  This position ivas held two terms last
year by Mrs. Zimmer and one term by Mr. Northam*

27«  Appointment of James F, Hey da as Instructor in Mathematics at a salary of $1900 per year on

a 9-3HOnths basis, effective September 1, 1940.  This position was held two terms last year
by Mr. iforfcham;  The additional is provided for in the budget for 1940-41 •

28.  Reappointment on a permanent basis of Paul Honigsheim as Associate Professor of Sociology
and Research Associate at the same salary of $3600 per year, effective July 1, 1940.

On motion of Mr. Brody, seconded by Mr, McPherson, it was voted to approve the reappointment of
Dr. Eonigsheim.

29 •  Appointment of Burdette Stampley as Instructor in Speech and Dramatics at a salary of $1900

per year on a 9-Eionths basis, effective September 1, 1940.  Mr. Stampley .will replace Mr.
McMonagle whose salary was $1900 per year.

30.  Reappointment of Egbert  Confclin as Assistant in Animal Pathology at the same salary of

|l200 per year, effective for one year beginning September 1, 1940.

31.  Appointment for one year only of Joseph M. Donaldson as Assistant in Surgery and Medicine
and Anatomy at a salary of $1200 per year, effective September 1, 1940*  This will fill a
half-time graduate assistantship in Surgery and Medicine and a half-time graduate assistant-
ship in Anatomy.

32.  The following graduate assist ant ship appointments are recorrmiended for 1940-41':

and Nutrition

Geology and Geography

Home Management and
Child Development

-  Appointment of Marion Vfiiarton as half-time

graduate assistant to replace Marion Weaver.
-  Appointment of Benjamin R. Howard as half-time

graduate assistant*  This is a new position included in
the budget for 1940-41.

- Reappointment of Dorothy L. Hopson as half-time graduate

assistant.

•:-- Reappointment  of  Helen  L.  Ewing  as  quarter-time  graduate

assistant.

On motion of Mr. Brody, seconded by Mrs. Masselink, it was voted to approve the Resignations,
Leaves and Appointments, except items 17 and 28, on which action already appears.

TRAVEL

! Travel

I,.- Full e>rpenses for A* J. Clark to:make a trip to the University of Indiana, University of
Illinois, University of Iov;a, Iowa State College, and Chicago to Interview prospects for
appointment to the staff of the Chemistry Department.

2.  ?irst-class railway mileage only for Dr. C-^J. Bouyoucos to attend the meeting of the iimerican
Chemical Society at Purdue University on June 15.  Dr. Bouyoucos will present a paper at the
meeting.

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Travel

.TRAVEL,,  continued

3*  Full expenses for V. A •Freeman to attend the annual Hampshire Type Conference at Marshalltown,
Iowa, on J line 17 and 18.  Expenses for the trip vail be shared with some local breeders who
plan to attend.

; 4. Mileage on one car for members of the Department of Agricultural Engineering to attend the
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annual meeting of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers at State College, Pennsylvania,
on June 17-20.

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June  10,  1940

5«  Full  expenses  for  G* A,  Brown  to  attend  the  Live  Stock  Marketing  School  in  Chicago  on  June

24.  Mr.  Brown  has  been  asked  to  address  the  School«

6.  Mileage  on  one  car  for  five  members  of  the  Horticulture  Department  to  attend  a  four-state

meeting  of  Horticulturists  in  Urbana,  I l l i n o i s,  on  June  24  and  25*

7*  First-class  railway  mileage  only  for  M.  M.  Cory  to  attend  the  meetings  of  the  American  In-

s t i t u te  of  Electrical  Engineers  in  Swampscott,  Massachusetts,  on  June  24-28*

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8*  Mileage  on  two  cars  for  members  of  the  faculty  of  the  Home Economics  Division  to  attend  the

American  Home Economics  Association  meeting  in  Cleveland,  Ohio,  on  June  24-28.

;  9,  First-class  railway  mileage  only  for  P.J.  Schaibie  to  attend  a  meeting  of  the  Poultry  Science

Association  at  Cornell  University,  on  June  2o-29«

;10.  Mileage  on  one  car  for  members  of  the  Poultry  Department  to  attend  the  annual  meeting  of  the
; 

Poultry  Science  Association  at  Cornell  University  on  June  26-29•

;11.  Fall  expenses  for  J*  A.  Hannah  to  make  a  t r ip  to  Cornell  University  on  June  29  when  the
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poultry  building  there  vri.ll  be  named  for  Professor  James  E.  Rice.

|I2.  Full  expenses  for  L.  E.  Geil  to  attend  the  meeting  of  the  American  Alumni  Council  at  French  Lick9
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Indiana,  on  June  26-29-;- with  expenses  paid  from  Record  funds.

;13*  Full  expenses  for  G.  0.  Stewart  to  attend  the  meetigg  of  the  American  Alumni  Council  at  French

Lick,  Indiana  on  June  26-29;  with  expenses  paid  from  the  Alumni  budget.

:1A.  First-class  railway  fare  only  for  J.  F.  Sykes  to  attend  a  meeting  of  the  American  Dairy
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Science  Association  at  Purdue  University  . on  June  24-28.

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First-class  railway  mileage  only  for  W. A* Davenport  to  attend  a  meeting  of  the  Buildings  and
Grounds  Superintendents  in  Seattle,  Washington,  on August  4-9-  Mr.  Davenport  is  president  of
t h is  organization.

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:0n  motion  of  Mr.  McPherson,  seconded  noj Mr.  Brody,  it  was  voted  to  approve  the  Travel  items.

K.  'Wright-  f
time  College-
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-^  Recommendation  that  Karl  T*  Wright  be  transferred  on  the  payroll  from  full-time  Experiment'
Station  to  half-time  College  and  half-time  Experiment  Station,  effective  July  1,  1940.

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Laurel  Davis  ;
trans,  to  fiiU  2.  Recommendation  that-Miss  Laurel  Davis  be  transferred  from  part-time  research  and  part-time
trans,  to  fiiU
time  teaching

teaching  to  full-time  teaching  with  a  reduction  in  salary  from  #30.00  to  .$2400  per  year,  effec-
tive  July  1,  1940.

Recoiiiniendation  that  R.  !_•• Sweet  be  paid  ^1.80  per  analysis  for  coal  analysis  work  which  is
done  for  tire1 State'Efficiency  Engineer  during  the  summer.  The  College  receives  &2 per  analysis.
During  the  school  year  t h is  work  is  done  by  graduate  assistants.

Sweet  to
ija.80
t o c o a l a n a l y-
sis  work.
C.H#  Pester- 
field  to  r e- 
ceive  addc 
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#200  per  mo.  :
^ane  o  ^ P ^-  :  ^^  payment  of  dues  of  S60  for  the  year  1939-40  to  the  Association  of  Governing  Boards.
Payment  |o0

4-  Recommendation  that  C.  E.  Pest erf i eld  receive  an  additional  $200  per  moiath  from  June  15  to  Sep-

tember  1,  1940,  for  work  in  connection  with  the  plans  for  the  Power  Plant.

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S e^u e st  from  Dean  Emmons  that  §1000  be  made  available  for  new  equipment  for  the  Speech  Department.

ASSOC.  jrov.Mj  ^^ 
Action  def*
f 1000  for
Speech  Dept•
Policy  r e:
iiient  of  roy-  .!.
ait 1 es  to  pro!

Action  deferred  for  further  investigation  and  report  at  the  next  meeting  of  the  Board.

7*  Consideration  of  policy  regarding  payment  of  royalties  to  professors  who  publish  textbooks.
On motion  of  Mr.  Berkey,  seconded  by Mr.  Brody,  it  was  voted  to  authorize  the  President  to

a  coicanltiee  to  consider  the  above  item  and  report  to  the  Board,

to  coiniT*ittee« 

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8.  Memorandum of understanding with the Tennessee Corporation and the Soils Section whereby the
Corporation will pay the College $300 for work in connection with studies of effects of cer-
tain sulphates on muck soils,

Ext• agreement
Inst. Fish.
Res.
Agreement
O'Neill  BT»OS,

9.  Extension of the agreement with the Institute for Fisheries Research of the State Department

of Conservation in connection with..hydrosol investigations from July 1, 1940, to June 30V 1941 •

  1 O*  Memorandum  of  understanding  with  O'Neill  Brothers  of  Manteno,Illinois,  for  the  loan  of  a Mor-

gan  stallion  to  be  used  in  experiment  horse  breeding  work*  There  will  be  no  charge  or  l i a b i l i-
ty  in  connection  with  t h is  agreement.

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Acceptance
Dr. Honig-
sheim1 s books
for  college
library•

College to
accept res-
ponsibility
proposed  by
Land Grant  •
College Assoc*
In connection
witn training
for nat* def.

Approval of
changes In
title

MISGELLJUfflBOTJS,  continued

.11..  Consideration  of  tiie  acceptance  of .Dr.  Honigsheini1 s  books  for  the  College  Library*

On motion  of  Mr.  Brody,  seconded  by  Mr.  McPherson,  it  was  voted  to  accept  t he  Honigsheim  books.

12.  Recommendation  from  Dean  Dirks  that  the  College  accept  the  r e s p o n s i b i l i ty  proposed  by  the

Executive  Committee-of  the  Land-Grant  College  Association  in  connection  with  the  t r a i n i ng  for
national  defense.

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

13*  Following  arerecommendations  for  changes  in  t i t l e s,  effective  July  1,  1940:

Name

Present Title

Recommended Title

•&•  A.  Branaman

Assistant Professor and Research
Assistant  in Animal Husbandry

Associate Professor  &
Research Associate

J.  A.  Davidson

Assistant Professor and Research
Associat e in Poultry Husbandry

Associate Professor
and Research Associate

Karl Dressel

Assistant Professor in Forestry

Associate Professor

Y. A. freeman

Paul Krone

T. A. Merrill

Karl T. Wright

Assist ant Professor in Animal
Husbandry

Associate Professor  &
Research Associate

Extension Specialist  in Flori-
culture and Instructor in Horti-
culture

Extension Specialist
in Floriculture

Extension Specialist  and Re-
search Assistant  in Horticulture

Extension Specialist
in Horticulture

Research Assistant  in Farm
Management

Associate Professor and
Research Associate

J. C. Clark

Instructor in Physics

Assistant  Professor

Elizabeth Daniels

Instructor in Physical Education
for Women

W. G. Keck

Instructor in Pnysics

Assistant  Professor

O'Neal Mason

Assistant Professor in Chemistry

Associate Professor

Margaret Knitting

:.Cleric in Office of Dean of
Applied Science

Secretary to Dean of
Applied Science

H. W. Wills  ;

Instructor in Meteorology

Lecturer in Meteorology

C. L. Brattin

Assistant Professor in :Drav;ing
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Associate Professor

S. F* Eldridge

Research Assistant  in Engineer-
ing Experiment  Station

Research Associate

A. H. Cower

Instructor in Chemical Engineer-
'ing

Assistant  Professor

Maurice Larian

Assistant Professor in Chemical
Engineering

Associate Professor

A. E* Leigh

J, E. Meyer

R. L. Sweet

Instructor In Civil Engineering

Assistant Professor

Instructor In Civil Engineering

•Assistant: Professor

Instructor in Chemical
Engineering

Assistant  Professor

F* R* Theroux

Associate Professor of Civil
Engineering

Associate Professor of
Sanitary Engineering

Jean -.Hawks' Hewetson

Assistant Professor of Foods and
iSiutrition

Associate Professor and
Research Associate

Thelma Porter

Assistant Professor and Research
Assistant  in Foods and Nutrition

Associate Professor and
Research Associate

Francis Aranyi

Assistant Professor In Music

Associate Professor

0, W«  Fairbanks

Assistant Professor in Drawing
and Design

Associate Professor

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Approval
changes in
titles

MISCELLANEOUS,  continued

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(Continued}

June 10, 1940

Name

Present Title

•E.  .L.  Ballachey

Instructor in Psychology
and Philosophy

Recommended Title

Assistant Professor

W.  L.  B l a ir

Wilda  Bolies

Gr. P.  Deyoe

Ben  Euwema

Assistant Professor in English

Associate Professor

Instructor in Sociology

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor in Education

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor in English

Associate Professor

Leonard  Iralcone

Assistant Professor in. Music

Associate Professor

W;.- R.  Fee

Assistant Professor in History

Associate Professor

C,  C.  Hamilton

Instructor in English

Assistant Professor

Jacob  Hieble

J.  D.  H i ll

C.  C.  Hurd

Instructor in Foreign Languages

Assistant Professor

Instructor in Mathematics

'Assistant Professor

Instructor in Mathematics

Assistant Professor

William.  Kimmel

Instructor in Music

Assistant Professor

Instructor and Research
in Economics

Assistant Professor
and Research Assistant

G.  N#  Motts

Milton  .Muelder

Instructor in Histoiy and
Political Science

S.  E.  Newman

Instructor in-Psychology and

Townsend  Rich

Keith  S t e in

C*  R.  Watts

E.  T.  Welmers

Hester  Clark

Philosophy

Instructor in English

Instructor in Music

Instructor in Economics and
Sociology

Instructor in Mathematics

Margaret  Foster

Supervising Teacher

Mary  Handlin

Mary Hurt

Ethel Lewis

Supervising Teacher

Supervising Teacher

3UI)ervising Teacher
Supervising Teacher

Bernice Yollmer

Supervising Teacher

Alan C. Corbett

E. S. Hamann.

W.• L. Mallmann

J. P. Ryff

• L. 3* Sholl

Assistant in Bacteriology

Instructor in Food & Hygiene

Associate Professor and Research
Associate in Bacteriology

Research Assistant in
Bacteriology

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor in Sociology

Assistant Professor

bupervising Teacher and
Instructor in Education
Supervising Teacher and
Instructor in Education

Supervising Teacher and
Instructor in Education
Supervising Teacher and
Instructor in Education

Supervising Teacher and
Instructor in Education

Supervising Teacher and
Instructor in Education
Assistant and Instructor

Special Agent for Bureau
of Animal Industry
Professor of Sanitary
Bacteriology and Research

Research Assistant and
instructor

Assistant Professor and Research
Assistant in Animal Pathology

Associate Professor and
Research Assistant

Additions

B to  s t a ff
1940-41

On motion of Mr. Berkey, seconded by Mr* Brody, it was voted to approve the changes in title-.

14.  Following are recommendations for additions to the staff for the• 1940-41 year:

Agriculture Division

Dean's Office
Animal Husbandry
Farm Management
Dairy Husbandry

Poultry
Conservation  I n s t i t u te

1  Graduate  Assistant 
1  Instructor 
1  Graduate  Assistant 
1  Instructor 
Drop  1  Graduate  Assistant 
1  Graduate  Assistant 
1  Instructor  in  Fish  Culture
(half  time  in  Zoology 

$.600
1800
600
1800
-  600
600

2000

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Applied Science Division

Chemistry

3  Instructors
1 Half .-time Graduate Assistant
3 Quarter-time Graduate Assistants

$5100
600
900

Additions
to staff
1940-41

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($1500 is to be transferred from the maintenance to the salary
budget to take care of the additional graduate assistant ships}

Geology
Physical Education for

2 Graduate  Assistants

Men

Physics
Physiology

Zoology

I fencing  Coach  and  Instructor
1  Graduate  Assistant
1  Instructor  increased  from  part-time  to

full  time  ($1000-11800)

1  Instructor

Engineering  Division

Chemical  Engineering
Drawing  and Design
Electrical  Engineering
Mechanical  Engineering

Home Economics  Division

roods  and  Nutrition
Inst it ut ion  Adxnlnist rat ion
Textiles,  Clothing and
Related  Arts

Liberal  Arts  Division

1  Instructor
1  Instructor
1 Assistant Professor
2  Instructors

1  Instructor
1  Instructor

2  Instructor
I Assistant Professor

History
Mathematics

Speech
Language
Art
Economics

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1  instructor
1  Instructor
1  Instructor  increased  from  part-time
to  full-tine  (|1OOO-|18OO)
1  Instructor
1  Instructor
1  Instructor
1  Instructor  increasedyfrom  part-time  to

f u l l - t i me  ($1080-$l60Q)  "•

Veterinary  Science  Division

Anatomy
Bacteriology

Surgery  and Medicine

1  Half-time  Graduate  Assistant
Increase  in  duties  of  Alan  C.  Corbett
with  salary  increase  from  |>1200-$lSGG
Change  in  Status  of  Wade Brinker  to
Instructor  and ITeilow

(|1200 from College funds and |600 Fellowship; graduate assistant-

ship held by Mr, Brinker is to be available).

1200

1800
600

800
I8OO

1500
2000
2400
3600

1800
18G0

3600
2400

1800
1800

800
1800
1800
1800

520

600

600

1200

On motion of Mr. McPherson, seconded by Mr, Akers, it was voted to approve recommendation for
additions to the staff.

On motion of Mr. Berkey, seconded by Mr. Brody, it was voted to approve the Miscellaneous  items
except  items 6, 7 , 1 1, 12, 13 and 14, on which action appears.

15,  Approval of the granting of degrees to those students who will have completed  arrangements
for graduation according to the records of the Registrar at the close of the spring term.;

Oh motion of Mr. Berkey, seconded by Mr.'McPhers'on, it was voted to approve the following list
of graduates:

uegrees
grant ed
1940-41

DIVISION 0? AGRICULTURE

Degree:  Bachelor of 3cies.ce

a, Agriculture; 13 Landscape Architecture

Thomas Scott Anderson, a

Charles Francis Boomer, a

*Ruth Caroline Baker , a

Lindo Joseph Bartelii, a
William George Batten, a
Ned Duane Bayley, a
Jerome Balleau, a
Howard Christian 3esemer, a

*George Daniel Bottoms, 1
Williarri Jacob Brake!, a
Lee Henry Brown, a
Clark Herman Bullen, a

*Martin Daniel 3uth3 Jr»ra a
Peter Sainuel Calabrese, a

Koyce Lee Campbell, a
Howard Revere Clipper, a
*Duane Walter Dalgleish, a
Merritt Ira Darrow, a
Donald Edward Dickson, a.
Leonard Zerah Eggleton, a
John Charles Evatt, a

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DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE, continued

June 10, 1940

Degrees
granted
1940-41

Earl Eugene E'enton, a
Oscar James j?iseller, a
John Ba  Gardner, a
Clemens Theodore Giotzhober, a
Francis Charles Godbold, a
John Delos Goodar, a
Ralph. Elgin Graves, 1
Arthur William Groniund, a

*Clare Alward Gunn, 1

Howard George Hahn, a

*Jeannette Henrietta Eanchett, a

Frederick Gordon Harland, a
Raymond- Caley Hart 5 a
Paul Stanley Hensley>  a
Booker Taliaferro Holmes, a
Claude John Hornbacher, a
Andrew R, Jackson, a
John Daniel Johnson, a

*Leo.Raymond Kangas, a

Henry ChristianKass, a
Wallace Stitt Keefer, a
James Beal Kelly, a
Wallace Albert Keskitalo, a
Raymond Kazimer Kukoski, a

, Roland Erwin Krauss, a
*Jbeonard Ray Kyle, a
August Herman Lange, Jry,  a
Wayne Allan LeCureux, a
Harold Richard Long, a
Carl Frederick Lorenzen, a
William Bertram Lull, a

^William Bert Luts, a
Robert Paul Lyons, a
Arthur William McAllister, a
Robert Woodrow Mclntosh, a
Frederick Dean Mahrle, a
Norbert Albert Markert, a
Richard Gabriel Miles, a

*Texbon Robert Miller, a

Herman William Newland, a
Nicholas N. Novosei, a
James Wiliard Osborne, a
Wilson Eugene Overt on, a
Carlton Edwin Parraelee, a
Audley Elmer Perkins , a
Alice Josephine' Pickford, a
Raymond Pillar, a
J. B. Poffenberger, a

Louis Wolfred Raymond, 1
Beryl Biaine Rendell, a
Louis Francis Reuter, a
Milan Keith Russell, a
Edwin Ward St. John, a
Walter Phelps Schroeder, a
Ernest Wilbur Scott, a
*Myron feeder, a
John Burdette Shaft, a
Dean Nelson Smith, a
Joseph Hartley Strong, a
Kenneth Alb in Swanson, a
Norman .Ray Thompson, a
Lawrence Eugene Tripp, a-
Charles Wallace Yalleau, a
Y&rn Alvin Vandemark, a
Joe John Yaydik, a
John George Yucich, a
William Michael Warren, a
Benjamin West rate, a
Walter Joseph Wiggins, a
Donald Joseph Willems, a
Ferris John Wilson, a
Lloyd Albert Winslovx, a

Degree:  Bachelor of Science

forestry

John Allen Beale
Harold Howard Burgess
Marvin Ellis Cooley
Daniel Fred Ellis
Max Henry Ellsworth
Eric Karl Engman
Walter Francis Halliday
Charles Disbrow Harris
Fred Henry Haskin
•Robert Arthur Hume
Bernard Christen Johnson

Charles Wilson Kappfer
George Carter Keller

^Robert Harry Krejci

Herbert Richard Leighton
Walter William Lemmien
Frank M. Li evens e, Jr.
Frank Richard Martin, Jr.
Charles Edward ifelson
J. Milford  Nichols
Ralph Glasser Olson
Lloyd Preston Pardee

Peter Rickers
Williain. Andrew Rysberg
Harvey Manley Seeley
David Stroud
Lacy Donald Taylor
Robert Howard Thompson
Wilton LeRoy Wainman
Ernest William Walline
Russell Fred Walter
Julius Weiss
Charles Chandler  M i te

DIVISION OF EMGIHEERING

Degree:  Bachelor of Science

m, Mechanical; c, Civil; e, Electrical; ch3  Chemical

:*WilliBm Eugene Arnold; ch
William Clute Atkin, ch
LaYern M. Aurand, ch
Donald Lee Baker, c
Robert Leslie Baker, m

'.^Robert Jaiaes Baldwin, Jr., ch

William John Barry, ch
Robert Edward 3enn3  e
Emil Henry Besch, ch

* Christian Fred Beukema, c
Gail Charles B^omquist, c
Jack Junior Boughner, m
Donald William Brice, c
Orville J. Bush, c
Kenneth Dunlop Byron, e
James Cecil Carathers, ch

*Peter Paul Chevis5  ch
Harry Lester Conrad, c
David C-raham Cov/den, e
Stephen Bronson Cowdery, ch
Dale ^irgil Cropsey, e
Max Eugene Dalrymple, m
*Alan .tx# Davis, c

Harold Henry DeBoer, e
Howard Boyer Dickie, m

*Rpb ert Murt land Fi el d, m

Frank: Curtis filter, m
I'rank J« Wisher, Jr., ch*
Robert. Edward Flading, m.
Richard Glenn Foster, c

**Eaymond Dale Frank, c

Charles Q-oodsell Fulkerson, c
Paul Edward Gage,' ch
Marvin Lyman Geimaine,-. c
Charles William Gettel, ch

^George Roger Grenzke, m

Ralph Griese, m
Truman Jasper Harriniel, ch
Arthur James Harris, e
Robert Ashley Heath ,\m
Crawford Woodrow -^ertel, m
Robert  Carl Johnson, e
^>{cEvert V/oodrow Kilgren, ch
Norman Theodore Kincade, m
Wilbur James liincade. m
Arvid Lloyd Enudeen, e
John Louis Krueger, m
Richard Charles Laraniy, ch
Martin Leonax-d LeRoss, m
^^larvin Wendell Larson, ch
Szetic Paul Lauzun, ch
Philip riardie ^awrence,. ch
Arthur Harvey,Leach, c
Francis Earl LeClear, e
John William •Leggat,' Jr*, in
Charles Philip Lewis, m
Harold C, MacDonald, m
*Roger Mclntyre, in

John Theodore Maghielse, ia

^ ^ r is  Elmer March, e
Donald Ray 'Mart i, m

*Ross J, Martin, in

Edwin Theodore Massa, c
George Henry Mead,, eh.
John Louis Meyer, c
Elmer William Michael, ch

^Robert  Davis Moses, m

Garrett Herman Mouw, ch
Robert Franklin Nash, m
•Robert'Frederick Nelson, e
Roy Peter Nelson, ch

Rolla Erank: Noonon,..' e
Chester Milton Olson, e
Lav/rence Neil Owen, ch
Arthur James Parker, c
Graham Kennedy Philp, ch
Gordon Eowell Pablow, ch
Thomas Jay Reeves, m
Lynn Clare Rice, m
Arthur Clarence Robillard, ia
Robert Willis Rot he, c
Donald Albert Rowden, e
Vincent Michael SauveT, e
John Joseph Scales, Jr. ch
Donald Wooster Schang, c
Irving ^race' Shenaan, ch
Francis Arnold Sibley, e
William Heniy  Suith, m
Roy George Spiess, Jr*?  m
Robert William Spinners  m
Lewis Elmer Stanwick, ch
^Gerard isiicholas Stelma, m
*Eermit Archibald Stevenson, c

Eugene Carl ^unnen, m
Kenith William T.aaplin,. e
Arthur George Thayer, m

**Louis Noel Theroux, e
.*Arthur Charles Thoxaas, ch

Carl Jaiaes Thomsen, m
David Milnes Watson, m
Lawrence George Wean, c
Ralph Kurtz Weissert, e
Robert Wellington Wiilianis, ch
Harold Stoddard Wilson, c
Keith Edward Wise, ch
Herbert Wilbur- Zindler, m

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*Anne Farwell Adams
Isabelle Mildred Alfsen
Helen Louise Appel
Marion Virginia Banks •
Dolores Anita Bardelli
Barbara Jean Barrell
Frances Louise Bates
Mary Ann Bauer-
Margaret Rhuana Becker

•*.*Jean Marie Beford

Josephine Louise Besancon
Mazy Trances Bliss
Mary Esther Boer
Mary Grace Borland
Maxine Evelyn Boudeman
Jane Stevenson Bow en
Jeanne May Bradley
Elizabeth Scovel
Gladys Elizabeth
Belva Jane Bruce
Mary Allen Burkholder
Annanell Campbell
Nancy Ann Chandler
Marion Morton Chanter
Ruth Mildred Clark
Grace Arlene Cobb
Donna Lee Myers Colby

*Jean Wandah Collar
Ann Walker Colter
Dorothy Conneli
Lela June Coonrod
Alice Louise Lang Cooper
Catherine Louise Cove!
Virginia Maxine Crosby f
Jean Clair Curtis
Jean Harden Curtis
Betty Jane Bagwell

j ames Allen Akers
Clyde Burton Anderson
Richard Kenneth Arms
Paul Howard Barrett
*Earry Buchanan Baskette

Donald Raymond Beasecker
Malcolm Edward Bergy
Gorman Wayne Billings
Christy Louis Blough, Jr.
William Sanford Boniece, Jr«
John David Bopp
Samuel Breiter
Albert Joseph Brey
Jarnes Kenneth Brody
Raymond J. Buller
Clay Underwood Bullis
John Eric Burnett, Jr.
Frank Vincent Burrows, Jr.
Dyle Charles Cole

**William Klumb Coilinge

*George Cribbs Cope

John Asa Davis
Henry Bernhard Dirks, Jr*
Dorothy Jean Dodd
OrYille Reginald Falk

**Srmald Newton Foltz

Ronald  fg
Charles William Asher
Leslie Charles Bruckner
Boyd Harrison Buchanan
Leo August Caiahan
John Joseph Casavola
Laurine S. i^ndelman
Charles Alfred Henry
Robert Wendell Hills

DIVISION OF HOME ECONOMICS

Degree:  Bachelor of Science

Cieo Jean Davidson
^3etty Elaine Taist
Margaret Darrah Ereeland
Wilma Maiy FrrttZ
Alice Virginia Gallagher
Leona Catherine Gordon

*Marjorie Goudzwaard

Barbara Catherine Gribler
Leila Maude Gunnison
Ruth Elizabeth
Louise Marie
Hildegard Beatrice Hey  ;
Nonaa Adele Hile
Roberta Looraine Hoffman
Jeanne Frances Houghton
Harriet Ellen Houliston
Barbara Elnora Jenks
Elizabeth Jane Johnson
Faiivette Sthelyn Johnston
Ruth Ann- Jubb
Rita Ann Kasper
Josephine Kelly
Wilma Julia Keturi
Margaret Grace King
Marjorie Mary Kline
Doris Rose Larner

^Rosemary Lee
Margaret Arlene Lessiter
^Virginia Catherine Light
Elizabeth Mansfield Loudon
Genevra Eleanor Lubaim
Jean Ellen MacDonald
Mary Ward McCoimick
Arlene Ellen McLellan
Ruth Louise McNeal
Frances May Mantey
Vivian Florence Miller
**Jane Esther Musseliaan

DIVISION OF APPLIED SCIENCE

Applied Science

Degree:  Bachelor of Science

Robert Daniel Frank
John Warren Gross
Usif Haney
Marion Elizabeth Haniey

**Edv/ard George Hart

John Gullans Eemans
Worman Duane Henderson

**Lloyd Clair Hulbert
Morman James Hyatt
James Albert Jeffries
LeRoy Vex-non Jones
Joseph Bernard Keax*ney
Herman Anthony Klewicki
Otis Otto Kuhlman
^Alton Robert Kurtz
Vv7illiani Montague Lawrence
John Weed- McCrea
Margaret Lang Macdonald
George Herbert Marble

^Sidney Margolis
^Albert Frederick May

William Louis Meuleman
Roger Floyd Monroe

Barbara Ann Myers
Ruth Ida Myers
Irene Alice Nelson
Doris Jean Olds

^Marion Lavina Patch

Jean Margaret Peterson
Helen .Mart ha Pratt
Marjory Ellen Pyper
Marian Louise Radcliffe
Jeanne Richards
Ruth Elaine Rigterink
*Grace McConnell Roberts
Margaret Elizabeth Robertson
Hilda Marie Roen
Mary Carolyn Rupert
Lillian Eileen Russell
Marjorie Rose Saliard
Edna Amelia
Doris Elizabeth
Shirley E^ma. Scott
Francine JV. Seven
Frances Helen Shelden
Margaret Amelia Skiduiore
^Elizabeth Jane Spinning
Margaret Jane Stanton
Virginia Louise Stone
Barbara Joyce Sullivan
Shirley June Tacon
Margaret Ryall T aft
Ruth Eleanor Taylor
Esther Stella Turner
Helen Elizabeth
Margaret Vosler
*Laura Jean Will son
^Helen Jean Wilson :
Elsie Gertrude Witt
Mary Jane Zerbe

±toger Standish Pearce
Richard Henry Publow
Andre Francois Reno
^^Donald Francis Eestool
Roger Cla^/ton Schacht
Vv'arren Schneider
Carl Walter Schroeder, Jr*
Francis Bernard Schuler
David Heniy Schulert

**Sugene Walter Scott

Arthur Somers
John Jacob Spencer, III

^Charles Wesley Stalker

Wilma Ruth Stark
^Lewis Leonard Stewart
Robert ^oy Stone
Robert Morris Stow
Harry Delos Teal
^Walter Joseph Thome
Arthur Char1es Tompsett
Raymond Ford Wasserbach, Jr*
Franklin Mahlon Weaver
Eleanor Mai*ie Welt on
Ralph Mapley Williams

**William Frederick Heixtnan

^*Jean Barbara Wilson

^Edward Francis Orwoll
Thomas Wesley Oster

Physical Education

Degree1  Bachelor of Science

Joseph Louis Horvath
Jens Christian Jensen
Ronald J. Kaulitz
Everett Ross MaiiDougall
Thomas Gordon McShannock
Donald Charles Maliskey
Slfriede Ida Meida
Marian Elizabeth Noble
Elizabeth Janet 0fHara

Robert Harrison Zimmerman

Donna Maclnness Prevey
Gordon George Reavely
Lyle James Rockenbach
Don A; Rossi
David Paul Schlaeger
Jane Marie Schiaidt
Anita Met a Stuart
Walter Frank Swartz
Mildred Lee Youngs

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June 10, 1940

Elizabeth Frazier Abling
Ida Alt man
Donald Har&in Anderson
Elizabeth Ruth Anderson
**Robert& Grace Applegate

Florence Louise Atchison
Wesley Ayins
Herbert Lewis Bachman
*Willard Michael James Baird
*Polly Nell Balgoyne
Lawrence Russell Ball
Robert King Barry
John Donald Beaver
Harriet Elizabeth Beecher

**Hary Jean Bishop

Clifford Hilton Bookey
John Porter Boughton
Maxy Virginia Bowers
Ernest Xern Bremer
Robinson Louis Bronoel
Vivian. Josephine Brown
Margaret Louise Buechner
Janice Ellen Burch
William; Gibson Butt
Eunice Clara Chaniberlin
Robert William Clark
Thelma Estelie Coggan
Boris Louise Cook
Rose Marie D'Aloisio
Richard Heath Davis
Robert Russell Day'
Gerald Kenneth Dewar

**Jane Elizabeth Dickerson
Dorothy Claire Dixon
Kenneth James Downes
.Helen Maureen Duckwitz
Jerry William Erler
Florence Elisabeth Eoiey
Seymour Friedman
Robert Lawrence Garrison
*Jeanette Gass
Jack Curtis Gauntlett
Peter Ere&ric Genther
Hancy Elizabeth Glasgow
^William Fred Goodman
Stella Angle Gould
Jean Ellen Halm
Charles Edmund Hamilton
Nancy Vaughn Hanson
James Saxton Harland

Raymond John Awsievd.cz
William Paul Battiste
Ralph Edward Bennett
Richard Joseph Blair
William Dean Bowden
Kenneth Raymond Chamberlain
Harr.ey James Cook
ne Louise Coons
Harold Eugene Cooper
Geoffrey C. Curran
Robert CarIton Davidson
William Llewellyn Dewey
Stewart Jay Drahner
Howard Monroe Dunham
Dorothy Ann Dunn
Robert Charles Erarey
Howard James Fellows
Joe  H a ke
*Korman Peter Foley
Waiter Daniel Foliette
Richard Daniel Frey;
Horace John Gib.son, Jr».
John Max Ginther
Eugene Richmond Glaser
3oyd Fraiikiin Gleason
Robert Bruce Godfrey
^Francis C. Hanson
Edith Jane Harvey

DIVISION OF LIBERAL iffi3?S

Degree:  Bachelor of Arts

James Palmer Helmey
Robert Loyal Hinman
*Boris Hooker Kirn
**Dorothy Jane Horning
**Eelen Carol Horning

Norwood Elliott Hubbell

**Howard Francis Hunt
^Howard Hamiaond Irish, Jr.
Donald Henry Janz
*Sigri& Ardis Johnson
Arvid Erederic Jouppi
Agatha Maria Karpus
ElEier.Kay
Marjorie Adeline Kellam.
Stanley Newell Kinney
*Russell Amos Kirk
Raymond Noyes Langley
Emil Larsen
Edmund Henry Lautenschlager
Jewell Janell Leathers
Margaret Elizabeth Lee
William Kennedy Lee
Alice Lucille Lemmon
^Rebecca Ann Lord

Betty Jean Ludwick
John .William MacArthur
Jean Mary McCiive
Elizabeth Leota McClure
Melbourne McKellar
W. Wallace Maner
Evelyn Iris Manley
Dorothy Ann Mitchell
*Carl Albert Moeller
Mary Ellen Moore
Virginia Mae Morse
**Peter Bruce Munroe
Sheila Addie Murphy
Richardson Wadsworth Nahstoil
James Frederick Newman
*Alwine Leona Nielsen
Helen Brewster Nims
John Noe, Jr.
Jane Ruth Olson
Mary Jean Pack
Hobarfc J. Baker Page
Maxine A&ele Peterman
Robert Harrison Pettibone
Virginia Pfander
*James Oliver Pino

Business Administration

Degree:  Bachelor of Arts

Robert Hamilton Hayes
Neai Hoeksema
^Dorothy Eleanor Holcomb
Wallace Bruce Hudson
Martin Charles Hutt
Donald R. James
Bernard Louis Kasten
Roland Ellwood Eing
Lyle Stewart Knopf
William Louis.Lavens
Robert John Leiphart
Herbert Edwin Lewis
Wayne Orval Lint on

**Willism Howard Mansfield
Herman Joseph Marabell
^Donald Bruce Marshall
Robert Charles Mayo
^Carmen Edv^rard Mercadante
Robert Holden Miller
Robert Mcholas Minkler
Wallace Frank Muczynski
Donald Edward Murray
* David. Woo drovf Noble
**Russeli Ervie Nor em
Harry Barr Nylen
Walt er Ed7vTard 0T Bri en, Jr •
Bernard Raymond Oosting
George Edward Owen

Henkel Paddison

Ruth Elaine Plumley
Eioise Margaret Pomeroy
Floyd Howard Pond
Phyllis Frances Quick
Mary Carolyn Randall
*June Elaine Rankin
Jane Buchmiller Reckard

**John August Reidy
**Howar& Jefferson Rice
^Robert Woodrow Richardson
Robert Edward Riordan
Mary Josephine Roth
Walter John Rummei
Mary Patience Sanford
Raymo.nd V/ilson Scales
Mary Alice Scannell
Charlotte Julia Schmidt/.
Doris Lucille Schoedel
Charles Dernell Scribner

^Barbara Baldwin Sears
David Eyre Sherman
Janet Louise Sisson
Dano DeMoyne Skidmore
Marie Elizabeth Sonnega
Helen Margaret  Spleet
• Barbara Jeane Stiles
Margery Louise Strandburg
Frances Louise Stump
David Henry Tefft
Emily Ann T elf ord
Laura Adella Thomas
Willard Samuel Thomas
James Scott Thorburn
Donald Stuart Thrall
Agnes Lilian Tieche
Sophie Henrietta Tomasik
John Matheson Torbet
Sarah Estelie Turner
Helen Madeline Versluis
Dorothy Jane Visscher
*&eorgine Grace VonEberstein

James Root Warner
Margaret Hilda VJehr
Ruth Wanda Welch
Helen Jane Wernette
Daniel Dorsey vVheeler
Elmer Edwin White
Patricia Myrtie Whit field
Elizabeth Ann Wright
Edward Merle Young

Frank Stanley Papiersky
Harry Bartels Parks
George Lloyd Paterson

^Philip Adams Price
Edgar Alien Priest
Richard Nettnay Reeves
Robert Earl Rose
Harold Albert Sampson

**Jack King Saunders

Malcolm Eugene Shank
Gilbert Roger Sherman
James Robert Small
^Nanette Smith

Charles Warren Sparks
Lloyd Lawrence Stanley,
Robert Ned Steele
Willard Eugene Swenson
John Edward Swislier, Jr.
Roland Edward Tibbetts
Morris Clark .Van • Conant
Donald Earl Wagner
*June Elizabeth Weber
Paul Wertsch, Jr.
Joseph Gay V^est
Albert Anderson White
Richard Roller Williams
•*Carlton Frederick Wodtke

Glenn Alya Tingling
EDward Robert z-ahn

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DIVISION OF LIBERAL ARTS  (Continued)

June 10, 1940

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Alice Kathryn Amsden, Voice
Marie Geraldine Bos, Piano
Ernest Wilbur Greer, Instru-
mental Supervision

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Public School Music

Degree:  Bachelor of Music

Mildred Louise Hilson, Piano
Ermerson J, Oelen, Piano
Betty Barbara Peterson, Piano
Francis John Piotrowski, In-
strumental Supervision

Applied Music

Degree:  Bachelor of Music

Margaret Rut h Plowright, Piano
Doris lone Proctor, Piano

**Forbes Sandford Sibley, Cornet

1 Geraldine Marie Bell Motrill, Piano

^Donald Na-uman Morrison, Piano

Hotel Administration

Degree:  Bachelor of Arts

Morris Hochberg, Violin, as of Dec* 22, 193$

Nolan Everett Allen
Arfhur Alfred Amron
Robert Cole Ballard
Neele Stuart Barner
Richard Michael Bower
John Crawford Chambers
Edwin Brownfield Crowe

Joseph Elbert Dey
John Gerald Donovan
Gerald Alan Drake
Clifford Melvin Gleason
Geoffrey Stephen Gough
Frederick Cadwell Griswold

James Anderson LaDu
Richard Earl McCarty
Theodore Ellsworth Mackrell
Marjorie Ellen Patterson
Robert Francis Ryan
William Henry Streiff
Wayne Wendell Withey

Paul Ambery
Peter Joseph Babich
Frank Henry Bartol
Robert Fairfax Bayard
Bernard Jack Berliner
Benjamin Bisgeier
Herschair Marvin Bratt
Emmet t Sdward Brit tin
Henry Charles Burns
Antoon Busser
Harry Leonard Butler
David Simonds Clark
^Egbert Sanborn Conklin
Joseph Marvin Donaldson
John Alden Farnhsm
Willard PLeed Fetzer
Isadore Harry Ganz

DIVISION OF VEOERIHABY SCIENCE

Veterinary Science

Degree:  Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Gaylord Ros coe Hart sough
Hylon John Heat on
Morris Meyer. Himmelstein •'.
Milton Horovatz
Herbert Randall Houghton
^Leslie Morton Hutchings
Ronald Frederick Jackson
Robert Sven Johnson
Leon Verdun Jones
Waiter James Jones
Seymour Lincoln Kali son
Robert Frederick Kieldsen
Friend Leroy K^lburn
Henry Stephen Kuzewski
^Aubrey Bartholomew Larsen
James Dinsdale Leary
Joseph Heiraan Lorber :..;.
Wesley Augustas Mackenzie

Medical Biology

Degree:  Bachelor of Science

William Goller Magrane
Merle A. Mallo
Woodrow Wilson Matthews
^Robert Kionel Mercer
Rex iiyron Orr
Elihu Sheldon Padwfee
Burton Keath Pearce
Gerald Colt Richardson
Seymour Raymond Roberts
Joseph Sieger Ruhe
Lucian Hollis Scamman
James Ferdinand Schieve
Lyman Antoine Scribner
Lawrence Segal
Claud William Sharps
Oscar Sussman
Carl Donald Webster

Frances Josephine Elliott
Irma Clare French

Est er Eli sab et h
^Estelle Irene Regan

Allen Jerome Richards
Mary Genevieve Welch.

• ADVANCED DEGREES

Master  of  Arts

C, Virginia SicholtZj Art
Aubrey Leland Forrest, English
Donavan Dale MacPherson, Economics

joy Benjamon Ivlunson, education
H. Hoyt Reagan, Sociology
George Roderick Zoungs, Sociology

Master of Music

Donald Charles Smith, Music

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Master  of  Science

Charles  Wesley  Barr,  Forestry
Richard  Wilton  Bell,  Farm  Crops
Samuel  Richard  Bird,  Farm  Crops
William  John  Blyth,  Chemical  Engineering
Gladys  Pauline  Bond,  Hutrition
Perry  Homer  Bowser,  Horticulture
James  Edward  Brewster,  Animal  Husbandry
William  Thomas  Brightwell,  Horticulture
Hyiaan  Herman  Chanowitz,  Physics
Robert  Ellsworth  Cooley,  Zoology
Charles  Edward  Darrell,  Forestry
Carl  Frederic  Dietz>  Horticulture
Maurice  Gilbert  Frskes,  Farm.  Crops
Kelson  Gang,  Physical  Chemistry
George  Richard  Granth^m,  Civil  Engineering
Winfred  Davis  Holiey.  Horticulture
Glen  Arthur  Houcic,  Horticulture
Mary  Bruce  Hut chins,  Animal  Pathology
Ronald  Thomas  Ingle,  Animal  Pathology
George  William  Jernstedt,  Chemistry
Thomas  Edward  Johnson,  Botany
William  Raymond  Kays,  Horticulture

Howard  Richard  Kelly,  Physics
Stanley  John  Kocal,  Civil  Engineering
William  Keith  Langdon*  Chemistry
Paul  Bybee  Larsen,  Dairy  Husbandry
Annabel  Studebaker  Larzeiere,  Chemistry
John  Reed  Lewis,  Chemistry
Ralph  May,  Animal  Husbandry
Robert  Roy  Ivletz,  Forestry
Leroy  Ross  Miller,  Farm  Crops
Frank  Thomas  Parmelee,  Entomology
Benjamin  Hartley  Pringle,  Chemistry
Charles  Leonard  SanClemente,  Chemistry
Clyne  Samuel  Shaffner,  Poultry-  Husbandry
Louis  Joseph  Snyder,  Chemistry
John  Tuttie  Stone,  Soils
Dwight  J.  Stricicler,  Zoology
John  Charles  Fremont  Tedrow,  Soils
Paul  Boyd  Thompson,  -Agricultural  Engineering
Arthur  Sylvester  Totten,  Poultry  Husbandry
Gale  Wells,  Chemistry
Walter  Wolman,  Botany

Doctor  of  Philosophy

Lindson  Pry or  Anderson  .  •  • 
Frank  Thomas  Bowian 
William  G-rady  ErvriLn  •  • « * • • • • • •» 
Harold  S«,  Orwoil.  •  •  • 
Barzillai  oe  Pickett 
George  Donald  Sherman  • • • • - •• 
John  Melvin  Yandenbelt 
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Cheong-Yin  Wong  • • ,

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Bacteriology
Horticulture

.Zoology
•  •  •  •Zoology
•  •  .  Horticulture
Soils
*  .  •  Chemistr\r

Professional Degrees

Horticulture

Civil Engineer

V/ylie Albert Bovaaaster  .......... 
Gaylord Clark Dowd 
Edward Merle Young • • • 

» , . • • ••  CiTil Engineer
• . CiTil Engineer

V/illiam  C.  B a g l ey 
C*  S a ri  Webb 

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S  PISPOBT

\ Resignations and Appointments

Resignations  !•  Resignation of Prank Paimelee as half-time graduate assistant in Entomology,  effective May

15, 194-0.  Mr« Parmelee will resume his work for the U* S. D. A» as district  supervisor for
grasshopper control operations in Michigan.

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Appointments I 2.  Appointment  of Elmer A. Lightfoot as Assistant Professor of Education and Supervising

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Teacher of Vocational Agriculture at a salary of S275O per year on a 12~months basis, effec-
tive June 1, 1940.  Mr. Lightfoot  replaces Eorrest A. Smith  (salary S-g()C)) whose  resignation
has been accepted.

• 3»  Reappointment  of Warren ?leishauer as Instimctor in English for the year 1940-41 at a salary
• 

of v1500 per year, effective September 1, 1940*

; 4.  Reappointment  of Verdun Leichty as Instructor in English for the year 194&-41 at a salary
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of |l600 per year, effective September 1, 1940.

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5-  Appointment  of G-ail Charles Blomquisf as graduate fellovj* during the academic year 1949-41
at a salary, of $600 to be paid from Calcii^iu Chloride Association funds*  This is a new
position and is in accord with an agreement m th the Calcium Chloride Association v/Mcla was
accepted by the Board at its January 1940 meeting.

6*  Reappointment  of Leyton Nelson and Maurice G. Fralces as graduate fellows in Farm Crops for
1940-41-^t a salary of $600 each to be paid from the Michigan Crop Improvement'- Association
funds.

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7*  Appointment  of  F e re  A.  Reeve  as  g r a d u a te  f e l l ow  in  Farm  Crops  f or  1940-41  at  a  s a l a ry  of
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^600 to  be  paid  from  FaxinersT  and Manufactiorers'  Beet  Sugar  A s s o c i a t i on  f u n d s,  Mr.  Reeve
will-  r e p l a ce  S*  R,  Bird«

TS.  Tlie  following  g r a d u a te  a s s i s t a nt  s h ip  appointments  were  approved  f or  1940-41:.

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Ciiemical  E n g i n e e r i ng 

Farm  Crops 

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Appointment  of  R» L.  Overcash  as  h a l f - t i me  g r a d u a te  a s s i s t a nt
to  r e p l a ce  E*  H«  S h o t w e l i.

•  Appointment  •  of  I r v en  T#  L a r s en  as  h a l f - t i me  g r a d u a te  a s s i s t a nt

to  r e p l a ce  M.&*  Frames

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PRESIDENT*S  REPORT  (continued)

Appointments  (continued)

8. 

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Geology  and  Geography 

-  Appointment  of  Ray  Lloyd  Harrison  as  half-time  graduate  assistant

Appointments

Physics

-  Appointment  of  Robert  H.  Esling  as  half-time  graduate  assistant  to

to  replace  Gaylord  Mickelson

Plant  Pathology

replace  HowardPL.  Kelly

-  Reappointment  of  J"»  A.  Rupert  as  half-time  graduate  assistant •
•-.  Appointment  of  Howard M. Miller  as  half-time  graduate  assistant  to
be  paid  from  Bankhead-Jones  funds.  This  is  a  new position  author-
ized  at  the  Board  meeting  on  September  1$,  1939,  but  never  f i l l e d/

-Travel

Travel

1.  Full  expenses  for  W.  L» Mallmann  to  attend  a  meeting  of  the  general  research  committee  of  the
American  Poultry  Industries,  Inc.y  in  Chicago  on May  2?  and  28.  Expenses  are  to  be  paid  from
funds  furnished  the  College  by  the  American  Poultry  Industries|  Inc.

2.  Full  expenses  for  R. 'E.  Marshall  to  attend  a  hearing  regarding  regulations  on  cherries  in

Washington,  B.  C,  on  June  5•  Dr.  Marshall  will  travel  from  Traverse  City  to  Washington  by
plane  and  m il  return  from  Washington  to  Lansing  by  t r a i n.

3.  Full  expenses  for  C.  W. Bachman  to  go  to  Chicago  to  interview  prospective  students.

Miscellaneous

:1..  Authorization  for  the'.following:  changes  in  raises  in  salary,  effective  July  I,  1940*

K.  T.  Wright,  Farm Management /|l00-8200  (total  salary  13400)
E.  J.  Miller,  Chemistry  Experiment  Station.  $100-$200  (total  salary  §4400}

; VifcVG.  Keck,  Physics  Department,  |l00-|200  (total  salary  $2400}

2.  The  following  salary  increases ..were  authorized,  effective  July  i,  1940:

W. L.  Blair,  English 
E.  B.  Brainier,-  Art 
Donald  Buell,  Speech 

$2500-$2600
$2200-$2300-
§1900-82000

Mrs.  Merle  Byers,  Education  ^3600-33800
|230Q-|2400
L . C.  Stevens,  Language 
$1300-41400
Bette  Hatch 

3.  Authorization for an expenditure of §30 for dental work for Alez Ketzko, a student who was

injured in football*

4.  Authorization for additional pay to employees for services rendered during the spring athletic

season, as follows:

Rodney Whitiag
Harry Beeby
Paul RumT>sa

|20
2
6

.00
.50
.00

R.
L.
R.

D.
A.
M.

Aagell
Moore
Warren

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22

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.00
• 00

R. J. Davis 
$14.00
C. K. McCarty  4-00

5.  Report that the Mv S. :C. Scholarships of |l00 each were won this year by William ColliP-ge,  :

Applied Science; and Sheila Addie Murphy, Liberal arts.

On motion of Mr. Brody, seconded by Mr. Akers, it was voted to approve the Presidents Report,

SECRETARYT S IPBMS

1.  In closing the PWA Docket, 1200-F Auditorium, it was necessarj^ to make an additional deposit
of #724.10 in the  construction account before the PWA .would release our final payment.  This
deposit was made on May 20 without  specific  authorisation from the Board.

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

2/  Communication has been received from Mr• William Kesl making certain suggestions relative to the

Hotel Administration Course at the College*

On motion of .Mrs. Masselink/ seconded by Mr, Akers, it was voted to refer the above item to the
comifiittee composed of Mr. Brody, Mr. Jafa^ay and Mr. Hannah that was appointed at the September 15,
1939?  Board meeting to consider Hotel Administration matters.

3.  Communication has been received from the Michigan State Board of Tax Aduiini strati on indicating

that they have  cancelled the sales tax assessment on the College BoOxtstore amounting to
approximately  |l3,000*

On motion of Mr* Berkey, seconded by Mr* Brody, it was voted to authorize the Secretary to vrc-ite a
letter of thanks to the Michigan State Board of Tax Administration.

4.  It is reported for record that in accordance with the  contract between the State Board of Agri-
culture and Claud Erickson, Consulting Engineer, Mr* Srickson has been paid ^1500 on account for
his services in connection with the preparation of the specifications and the supervision of
the  installation of the equipment in that portion of the Power Plant now nearing  completion.
The  contract with Mr* Erickson provides that he is to be paid a fee of lj$ for his services.

Changes in
salary -
K. Wright
E. Miller
W. Eeck

W.L. Blair
Brauner
Buell

Approval den-
tal bill:
Alex Ketzko

Approval
athletic
depty pay-
'roll.

|l00
ships won
by W. Collinge
and Sheile
A. Murphy

AyproYal. de-
posit of
1724.10 in
construe*acct
Auditorium.

Suggestions
from Wm.
.Kesl'..re:
hotel course.

Approval can-
cellation of.
sales tax
assessment on
college book-
store •

'•Mr. Erickson
paid 11500
fpr v;ork in
connections
with prep.
&  superv. of
installation
equipment P.P.

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SECRETARY'S ITEMS, continued

June 10 •,  1940

Retirement
Committee re-
commends re-
tirement of
Mr*  Hitchcock

5«  The Retirement 'Committee recommends  effective September ly 1940, the retirement of Professor
W. W» Hitchcock of the Civil Engineering Department due to defective vision*  Professor
Hitchcock has worked for the College 27 years and is eligible for disability pension at the
rate of |764*00 per yeare  Professor Hitchcock is practically  blind and unable to continue
teaching.

On motion of Mr. Berkey, seconded by Mr* Brody, it was voted to approve the above  recommendation
of the Retirement  Committee.

6.  Communication from Senator Dignan requesting the .use of bleacher seats for the OXTOSSO Fair

Requests for  I
loan of blea- ;
chers referred
to Secretary, j

August 14 - 17 •

7»  Reconsideration of the request of Senator Eowell for the use of bleacher seats for the

Chesaning Show Boat  spectacle during August,

On motion of Mr. McPherson, seconded by Mr. Berkey, it was voted to reconsider  item 7 on which
action accurred at the last meeting.

On motion of Mr. McPherson, seconded by Mr. Berkey, it was voted to refer items 6 and 7 to Secre-
tary Hannah with power.

8.  -Communication from Bean Anthony and Mr. McCrary relative to the request of the Consumers

Power Company for a right of way across the Kellogg Farm.

On motion of Mr. Berkey, seconded by Mr* Brody, it was voted to deny the above request.

9*  The Secretary reports that the sale of the Power Plant Bonds has been held up pending com-

pletion of negotiations for the sale of the Jenison building.  Mr. Cress of the Ann Ar'por
Trust  Company has expored the market and has reported that the bonds can be sold at par at
not to exceed Jfo in the  event the Jenison negotiations do not materialize.

10* In accordance with recent  custom unless there is objection, the July meeting of the Board
will be held the first week of July with no August meeting unless  emergencies require it.

It was voted to hold the next meeting on July 5*

Request of
Cons. Power Q
for right of
way across
Eellogg ?arm
denied.

Report re:
sale of Power
Plant bonds,

Na August

meeting.

11.  An appropriation of SlOO from the Board is requested  for the use of the Auditorium on
May 22nd for the 3and Concert.  (The  concert .was held inside because of rain) •

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

The  meeting  adjourned  at  5-10'P^M.

Secretary

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