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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

OF THE

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

June 12.1926

The quarterly meeting of the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois was held at the University, in Urbana, at 9 o’clock a. m. on Saturday, June 12, 1926.

The following members were present: President Trees, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Barr, Mrs. Busey, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Grigsby, Mrs. Ickes, Dr. Noble, Mr. Wham.

President Kinley was present. MINUTES APPROVED

The Secretary presented the minutes of the meeting of May 15, 1926. On motion of Mrs. Evans, the minutes were approved as printed on pages 587 to 603 above.

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COMMITTEE ON STANDING COMMITTEES

The special committee on standing committees of the Board, Mr. Armstrong, Mrs. Ickes, and Mr. Barr, reported a recommendation that no change be made in the list of standing committees at this time.

On motion of Mr. Armstrong, this recommendation was adopted and the committee was discharged.

GREGORY MEMORIAL

Mrs. Ickes, for the special committee on a memorial to Regent J. M. Gregory, made a report of progress and asked for further instructions from the Board.

This matter was discumed and the committee was requested to confer with the interested alumni and report later.

OPTION ON PERCIVAL FARM

Mrs. Busey, for the Committee on Agriculture, reported a recom-mendation that the University do not avail itself of the option to pur-chase the Percival farm at the present time.

On motion of Dr. Noble, this recommendation was adopted. MATTERS PRESENTED BY PRESIDENT KINLEY

The Board considered the following matters presented by the Presi- dent of the University.

DEATH OF CAPTAIN JOHN R. TREVETT

( I ) Announcement of the death this day of Captain John R. Trevett, a member of the Board from 1913 to 1919.

On motion of Mr. Barr, the President of the Board was directed to appoint a committee to draft resolutions of regret. President Trees appointed Mrs. Busey, Mr. Wham, and Dr. Noble to act on this committee.

BAND OVERCOATS

(2) A letter fmm the Alumni Committce to secure overcoats for the band: June 9, 1926

President Dacid Kinky, Uniuer~ i t yo/ Illinois DEAR PRESIDENT KINLEY:

Having straightened up the final details of our work as members of the Band Overcoat committee, appointed by the Alumni Association to solicit funds to pur-chase overcoats for the band men, we now take pleasure, on behalf df alumni and other friends of the University, in presenting to the University of Illinois z ~ qband overcoats. These were purchased with funds contributed by alumni and other citi- z.ens. The total amount received was $6,326.85. All of this money except $9.26 was spent for band ot-ercoats and for expenses connected with soliciting the money. The 89.26 remaining has been turned over to the band fund.

Sincerely yours,C. A. KILER,'92

Chairman A. A. HARDINC,'06 CARLSTEPHENS,'12

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On motion of Mrs. Grigsby, this report was received for record and the President of the University was directed to express to the committee the appreciation of the Board.

DEGREES CONFERRED IN JUNE, 1926 (3) I request authority to confer degrees a t the Commencement cxercises in Ur- bana, June 14,and confirmation of the conferring of degrees in the Chicago departments, June 11, on the following duly qualified candidates recommended by the Uni- versity Senate; and the same authority in case of candidates recommended by the University Senate who shall complete the requirements during the summer session.

On motion of Mrs. Busey, these degrees were authorized. SUMMARY OF DEGREES, IUNE, 1926

Degrees in the Graduate School A.M .................................................. 81 14.S................................................... 78 M.Arch ............................................... I Ckr.E.. .............................................. I C.E.................................................. 3E.E.................................................. 4 M.E.................................................. 2 Ph.D................................................. 53 -

Total......................................... 223

Baccalaureate DegreesA.B................................................... 362 B.S. in Liberal Arts and Sciences.. ...................... 31B. Litt. (class of 1878)................................ I B.S. in Commerce.. ................................... 267 B.S. in Engineering.. .................................. 198 B.S. in Engineering (class of 1876). ..................... I B.S. in Agriculture. .................................... 102

B.S. in Education.. .................................... 225 B.Mus.. .............................................. 12 B.L.S................................................. X I -

Total . . ...................................... .1210

Degrees in Law B.S................................................... X I LL.B.. ............................................... 28 J.D.. ................................................. 3-

Total. ........................................ 42 Total, Colleges and Schools at Urbana.. ......................... .I475 Degrees in Medicine

B.S.. ................................................. 65 Certificate in Medicine’. ............................... 125-

Total . . ....................................... 65 Degrees in Dentistry

B.S....................... :........................... 5 D.D.S................................................. 26 -

Total. ........................................ 31

‘Showing the completion of four years’ work-not muntcd as degrees.

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Degrees in PharmacyPh.G .................................................. 184 Certificate in Pharmacy’. ............................... 30-

Total......................................... 184 Total, Departments in Chicago.. ................................ 280-Total, All Departments, June Total in February .............................................

.................................... 1755 180-

.........................TOTAL, ALL DEPARTMENTS, 1926.. 1935 COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES

Degree of Bachelor of Arts In Liberal Arts and Sciences

WINIFRED ADKINSJANE DONALD ALLENCAMERON HAROLDIRVINANDERSON LILLIANAUGUSTA withAPPLEGATH,

honors in History ELIZABETHMARGARETBABB ROBERTMILLEN BABBITT, Jr. ROSE ESTHER BAER EDNAHELIWETH BAKER ROBERTVERNE BAKER, with honors in

Political Science CATHERINEBARR LAURINDAMAY BARR KATHARYNE BAULDELLIOTT GLADYSMAXINE BAXTER KATHARINE with honors inBEARDSLEY,

EnglishRUBIEE BECKWITH VIRGINIA BELLTHELMA MARGARET BELSLEYHELEN NINA BENNETT GENEVIECASTLEMANBLANKENSHIP LYLYANHILDA BLOCK, with honors in

GeographyMARTHAELIZABETH with honors BLOOD,

in English DOROTHYBLUMENPELD TELVARWTEBLYTHE WILLIAM SERENO BODMAN MARIEMARGARETBOEHM GEORGEDIMITRIUSBOLLAS CARL ERNEST BORKLUND CAMILLE BOWIN BOUGHTON JULIETTE CHARLESFREDERICKBREISH GAILMILDREDBROOK ALTOWILLIAM BROWN LOUISEALICE BRWELAUGH, with high

honors in HistoryFANNIEBVKY MARIONLOEBBUMSTEAD,with honors

in Latin GENEVIEVEMARIE BURNS

BONNIEB BUTNER MARY KATHLEEN CALHOUN EDNA MALOY CANTER HOWARD CANTER,VERNON Jr. HAMILTONHYE CARD GENEVIEVEHARRIETTCAREY GERSHOM CARMICHAELNARRAMORE ROBERTA CARMICHAELSTROHEKER BEATRICEMAE CARTER FRANCES CASELEYCHARLOTTE DOROTHY CHESTERELEANOR BERNARD COHENWILLIAM MARYLOUISECOLLIER LUCILLEMEYERCONIBEAR JOHN PAUL~ R L E Y HELEN ELIZABETH CRABBS VERNITAM CRAWFORD MARY ELIZABETH CRINK AMY ELINOR CRISLER ELIZABETB BARRATT CULLEN MILDREDELOISE DAMRON DONALD DAVISWOODARD DALE MARSHALL DAVISON LILLIANIRENEDAY MAE DONA DEAMES NEILSONCARELDEBEVOISE,with honors

in HistoryBERNARD with honorsMARTIN DECKER,

in English NELLIEESTHERDELONG WALLACE DEUEL, with honors RANKIN

in English FLORENCEADELLADICKIE ASLER CAR DIGFITON HUGHA~~STXONGDOLLAHAN MARYWINIFREDDREWWILLIAM -EYERALBERT HELEN ESTELLE DUFFY CAROLYN EADS,with honors in FRANCES

EnglishELFU IRENEELLIS GLADYSL ~ R E N EENGLAND

‘Candidates under 21 yean oId--aot wunted as degrees.

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MARUN ELFANOR ERICSON EVAJUNE EVANS ANITAADALINEFABRI DAISY FAIRFIELD JANE FRANCESFAISSLER LOUISE ELIZABETHFELDWISCH CATHERINE FERGUSONEUGENIA JEROME GORDONFINDER FREDDANIELFISHER MARIONIRENEFISHER DORISJESSIE FLAGG,with honors in

EnglishMARYLELINEFORESTER CHRYSTALFERN FOWLER ERNESTFRANKLINFox RALPHWALDOFREEMAN BERNARDALLENFRIED ELIZABETHLORNAFRY FAYEIRENEFULLERTON WILHELMINAFULLERTON ALVIN ALBERT FUSON CHESLEIGHLours GAKARD GENEVIEVE GERE, with honors MARGARET

in Sociology JAMES WILLIAMGOODWIN EDWARDABE GORENSTEIN DOROTHY GRANTIRVE RAYMONDHAROLDGROFF BEATRICE HADAM,ELIZABETH with hon-

ors in Mathematics MARTHAJEAN HALE ALTON GIFFORD HALL,with honors in

Political Science CONSTANCE HALLL~UISE HOMERHOYERHANNA MARTHAHARKER OLGA HARTMAN RICHARDELLIS HASWELL,with honors

UI EnglishROSENEALICE HAWTHORNE VIRGINIALEEHAYEE LESLIERAYHEDRICK ALVERDAHDOROTHEAHELMING EINARAXEL HEJSINC HAZELMAEHEMPHILL CLAIRE with high BELLEH~NDERSON,

honors in Latin SNYDERE HERRIN DOROTHY HILLIRENE HELENMARCELLAHOCKMAN LESTEREUGENEHOLLOWAY REBECCANAOMIHOLMES CHARLOTTEHORWEEN JEROME JULIER HonWnZ ANITA MAYE HUCKER LANSINGDEFORESTHUNT KATHARINEAMANDA HUTCHINS CHARLESALBERTINNIS

FRANCESEITHEL IRISH BEULAHBLANCHEJACKS ALICE MABEL JACOBY VALENTINE with honors inJOBST,

French FRANCESELIZABETH withJOHNSTON,

honors in ZoologyMERRILLHEARSTJOHNSTON ODIENKURTZJOHNSTON EDWIN WILLIAM JOIUSCH -META GEORGIA JOLLY ARGYLEJONES BLYTHERANDOLPHJONES RUDOLPH KACEYHORNADAY JAMES HOWARDKAHLERT h T H U R STANLEY L U F M A N RAMONAPAARMANNKHITH DOROTHY KELLYVIRGINIA STEPHEN JOHN KENNEDY,with honors

in Chemistry JOHN THOMASKIERAN MARY CECILIA KIMBER AGATHA KINDERCHARITY DONALD KIRSCHBRUCE KATHARINE KNARRMARGARET MABLEWINIFREDKNAUER FRANCESMARY KNIPP GENEVIEVE KROEPELKATHRYN ALFREDERLAN KRUMSIEK NORMAANNA KUCHMAN RITAI M ~ ~KUHN MARGARET KUENEMATILDA ESTHERNELSON with high LAMPERT,

honors in BacteriologyLQGANLAND VIOLA GLADYS LANG LESLIELEONARDLSON DONALD LAURITSENLAMPTON HELEN ELIZABETH LAVENDER JOHN WILLIAMLAWRENCE Wu YUEY LEN, with high honors in

PhilosophyESTHER BURNETI. LEVINGS RUTH MARION LEVY WILLIAMALEXANDERLIGGETT HAZEL RUTH LINDLEY GRACEAVIS LIVINGSTON AMYMARIELOBSTEIN EARL NORTON LOCKARD JULIA MARGARET with hon- LUNDSTROM,

ors in Chemistry EARLMAlTHEW LUSTCARTEN HELENAMARIE LUTHER MARIONBRENNANMCCARTZXY ELEANOR MCCAULEYLINDSAY GRACELEE MCCLELLAND VERAKATHERINEMCCOMBS HILMAMABELMKUE


WILLIAMSCOTT M C ~ W E L L HUGHADDISONMCEDWARDS HELENSARAHMCFADDEN DOROTHYMCGINNIS CATHERINESEDULIAMCGRATH EDNA MARY MCGRATH ~ ~ J O R I E MCKEOWNEVELYN ANITACLAIREMCLEAN FREDJAMES MCMANUS MARGARET MCM~LLANISABEL MARY CATHERINE MCMILLAN GERTRUDE MACINTYREISABEL MARGARET MANGANTHORNE THEOPHILUS MANNMARCELLUS JOSEPHINE MABLEMANTZ FRANCES MARTINELIZABETH FRANKLESLIE MATOUSEK HELENGERTRUDEMESLER MINNIE ISOBEL METTE CHARLESHIMES METZEL IRENE CLARA MICHELMANN MAUDEMAREECE with honors MILLER,

in Botany JOHN PHILIPMINIER EUGENEWENTWORTHMOCK GERTRUDE MOOREELIZABETH VIRGINIABELLE MOORE WILLIAMBENJAMINMORGAN KATHERINEJEAN MORRIS CAROLINEALLENMORTON ULYSSAALICE MOSKOS Lois MAE MURPHY FLORAFARNSWORTHMURRAY KATHRYNNABER DOROTHY NEEDHAMWILMOTH PAULINEHALLNESMIM HELENNICHOLS GRACEELIZABETHNORMAN ROBERTEARL NORRIS NORAORPHANULL, with honors in

EnglishWILLIAM O’BRIENCLAIRE MARGARET with honors inOLDFATHFA,

HistoryPHILIPCHEVERTONOLESON RUTH CAROLYN OLSON SELMAMAIUEOLSON LANEBOYD&BORN, Jr. MARGARETOWEN ETHELPARR EDMUND PEARSONLESTER EL~ZABETH PECKENPAUGHBERTHA GERTRUDE PIEPERJULIA CREEL BRADEN PLUNKETT EMMARUTHPOWENSEE MARYAGNESPOLK JUNE PORTER CLARALOUISEPOWELL

KENNETHRALPHPRINGLE FREDERICK P R U ~ HENRY LORAGENEPUSEY CLAUDEWILSONPYLE ROSALIARAFFL ALBERTLEROYRAND JAMES TYLERRANKIN FLOSSIEMAE READ WILLIS CAROL REDDICK DOROTHY with high hon- LOIS REEVES,

ors in Romance Languages THOMAS RENDLENBRANHAM MARYELIZABETHRENNEN NORMANLEWIS RICE FRAKCES RINEHARTELIZABETH ADELAIDETALBOTTROCHE RUTHHANNARoss, with honors in

EnglishHELENVICTORIAROTHROCK GEORGEALBERTRUDOLPH FRED RUEB, Jr. JESSIE DEBORAHRUNYARD JOSEPHINE CHOWNINGSAGER VIOLA SALZMANN MILDREDGRACESANDERS FRZKCESSCANDREIT CLARENCE SCHILLING,GEORGE with hon-

ors in Mathematics FREDCARL SCHIRRMACHER PHILIP FLICK SCHOCH CHARLESSCHWARZ RUTH LYDIA SCIIWEMM,with honors in

Education RUTH GERALDINE SEAMAN EVELYNISABELSENF,with honors in

Latin GUY EMIL SEYMOUR RUTH DUNN SHAUGHNESSY WINIFRED SHIKNCAROLINE CARLETON SMITHROTRAMEL EDMUND SMITHJOSEPH GEORGE SMITHROBERT HIIDA VERA SMITH JEANETTE AGNESSMITH RUTH KATHRINE SMYTH CARL VINCENT SYYTHE, with honors in

ChemistryHIRAMFRANCISSNIDER HELENLUCILLESNYDER RUTH GERALDINE SNYDER RUTH ESTHER SPERLING HARRYCHARLES Jr.SPOOR,MARGARET b U E N E STEINER WALTERHERBERTSTELLXER MARYGENE STILFIELD STELLAPRICE with honors SUTERMEISTRR,

in Romance Languages HELEN SWEET

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SYDNEYCHIMIDZITABOR IRWINCLAYTONTAYLOR ISADORELOUISETAYLOR,with honors in

French DONALD TEETORHARTLEY CHARLOTTE MARCIA THILO AVERIL ELLIS THOMAS LORA FRANCES THOMAS MARY KATHARINE THORNE VIRGINIALILETHORNSBURCH ALLENRUSSELLTHURN MARY ELIZABETH TUCKER,with honors

in ZoologyMARGARETHELEN VANGERPEN EVELYNWAIT EDNAh4AE HOW WALTERS FLORENCE WALZMARGARET EDNALOUISEWARNER ELISE WARNER JEAN MABELWATT JENNIE WEBB VIVIAN FAYE WEEDON ANN M.4RGARETHA WECFORTH ARCHIBALD WEIHLPETER EDITH LUCILE WELCH, with honors in

SpanishEDNA EARLE WELD EVEREITFRANKLINWELLS MAXANSCOMBWESTON

MARIONKATHRYNWHEELER MARIONISABELWHITE RUTH AGNES WHITE WAYNESTEVENSONWHITE EDITH MAY WHITFIELD ESTHER MARIE WIELAND, with honors in

ZoologyDOROTHYCLARICEWILLCOXEN,with hon-

ors in French GRACE CATHERINE WILLIAMS LUCILE EMILY WILLUMS ORAL BERNICE WILLIAMS,with honors

in SociologyBEATRICE WILLIAMSON,MARCELLA with

high honors in BacteriologyEUNICEFLORENCEWILLIS HAROLDBOWENWILLMAN ELEANORFAYWILSON HENRYGROSSWILSON MOHLERSTUDEBAKERWITWER WILLIAM WEBSTER WOHLFARTH CLARAKESSLERWOOD FRANCES WRIGHTMCDONALD LOUISEWRIGHT DOROTHY WRIGLEYHELENE h4ILI)RED REEDYATES ASA DOUGALYOUNG RAY ZINCREBE

In Home Economics JENNIE LOUISEARMSTRONG, ELLENMARGARETwith honors HOLTON MARYBELLEARMSTRONG BERNADINE BAILEYJULIA MARGARET BROWN&DEN IDA MAURINE CISNE MARGARET LOUISE DE CLERCQ ESTHER COFFEEN FLORENCEMARYCOLE RUTHIOLADANIEL ELIZABETHERVIN GEORGIA FIOCKELIZABETH MARY LOUISE FRY MAUDE GLENN MARYFRANCESHALL LEAU AGNES HANCOCK

LUCINDAALICE KIMMEL MARYJANE MCBRIAN ELIZABETH MCGILLLORENE MARGARET MCKNIGHTELIZABETH FLOSSIE PRIEWELILLIAN MARGARET ROBERTSONJESSIE GLADYSCLARASCHWARTZ NONAMARGARET with honors SCHWARZ, JENNIE FERNSTOCKHAM DOROTHYETNASTYAN MILDREDSWENCEL MILDREDVEREWEAVER HELEN WILLIAMS

Degree of Bachelor of Science In Liberal Arts and Sciences

MARIE AMELIA ANDERSCH FRANCESAGNES BRIGGS, with honors

in ChemistryCARYL BERNICE CONELY HORACEALBERTDUNE

RICHARDWALTERFREEMAN EMILIE MARION HATHORNE LESLIEARNOLDHOLMES STEWARTCLAXKHUSSEY


In Chemistry CHESTERWALLACEBENNETT, DONALDwith high LEWIS GUERNSEY

honors JULIUS WALTERMEYER MILTONGALLACHEX BENJAMINGORDONPOAG &FOE CHILDRESS GINNINGS,with E ~ W A R DZIMBON

honors

In Chemical Engineering EARLED WAR^ DAVIES RICHARD STOKESSHUMWAY KENNETHRUDOLPH with honors Lours SUTKER FITCH, LEONARD ARTHUR LORINHEPLER,with high RALPHHAYESTALBOT

honors WILLIAM VAUGHNEDWARD RUSSELLEDWARD JAMES ROBERT WALL,with high honors MCMURRAY FREDERICK RANDOLPH GARDINER with honors TRAVIS ERNEST WALTERS,EVERETTJESSE SHAW,with high honors GORDONGEDDESWARREN ALFREDWALLINSKES ALEXANDERMORTIMER Y ~ U K E R

In Applied Optics ADELBERTEARNESTWUESTEMAN

(In lieu of Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences, 1925)

Member of the Class of 1878who received a certificate of graduation, and upon whom is now conferred the degree of Bachelor of Literature, course of English and Modern Languages

FRANK LLOYDEHAYDEN

COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Degree of Bachelor of Science

In Accountancy ROBERTROBINSON with HANCOCK with honors ALLENTIIARP, LUTHER LYON,

honors BERNARDMEYER,with honors GEORGEMARTINANDERS SHERLOCKEUGENE MOLL PAULMARCUS with honors LEAVITT MOULTON ANDERSON, WILL.-DWIGHT KERMIT BALL,with honors PEABODY,RUTH DOROTHY with high JOE ABRAHAMBLOCK,with honors honors LOWELLBYRON ERROL PICKERELCOLLINS TRAYLOR RALPHRAYMOND GEORGE REIDCONNER LOFCREN HELENMYRACORBIN WILBURLOUIS SCHROEDER GLENN YOUNGER ARTHUR SKELTONDAVIDSON CHARLESCLIFTONDELONG JAMES BEATTIESMITH RAY ANDERSON JOSEPH SMUCZYNSKIDIVERS EDWARD FRANCISFRIEDGEN DONALD with honors ELLIOTT,with honors AYRES SNYDER, JANET CANFIELD JACK IRVINGGOBEL STAR* FREDERICKJOSEPH HAMLIN WILLIAM STORYMURRAY HAROLDELLIOITHARMON OSCAR SUTIN KENNETHWILMER ROBERT THOMPSONHURST DRUMMOND HENRYFRANCIS JOSEPHJACOBS ELLIS VOYLES DONALD JOHNSON WEBBRICHARD WILLIAMFLOYD GEORGEFREDERICE ARTHUR HARRY with honors KEEN WINAKOR,MILTONHARRYKLUTE CASIMIR STANLEY ZALEWSKI NORMANWILLIAM HENRY ZIMMERKURZ WENSELL HERBERTBYRONLOWE

"The diploma of this student is withheld until he has fulfilled the required Summer Camp training.

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In Banking and Finance ISABELO ACUILARTORREGOSA CHARLES BRADTWILLARD CHARLESADDISONBROWN ORRIS EDWARDDUERINGER AGUSTINCARRALDEFABIAN HOWARDHENRYGILSDORFF KENNETH HERSHRAMSTEN PAULV I ~ T HOUGH JAMES MICHAELHUCK CARL WILLIAM LAUER

JOSEPH THOMASLEWIS COLLINWILFREDMCILHENNY ROBERTLOCKWOODMARSH WILLIAMMOSES MORRISON, with honor3 PARK RICHMOND MITCHELLSMER JAMES EDWARDTRABUE PHILIPWESLEYVANCE PHILIP VORIS WELSHIMER JAMES KINDRICKWILLIAMSON

In Commerce and Law JAMES WORRELLBARK ROBERTFRIEDLANDER HAROLD GOLDSTEINMARVIN RUSSELLCYRUSGKOFFMAN FREDLOUIS HABBEGGER ALFREDERNESTFRANKHACKBAKTH HAROLDIRVINGKLIVANS

CAKROL KOHNERJOSEPH RILEY MCCLAIN, with honors BENJAMINEDWIN MARK MARSHALLMEYER ALFREDFRANCISNEWKIRK JOSEPHTHOMASScorn ARTHURPAUL WILXENING

In Commercial Teachers BLANCHEMARIE COLVIN, with high honors

In Foreign Commerce OLIVERSTEWARTPA~TERSON

In General Business PAUL MATHIAS ALBERT LMM BENJAMINA ~ N U T T WALTERTHEODOREANDERSON DOUGLASS ARRICKCHARLES EPHRAIMLEE BACH JOHN HANSON with honors BANDY,FRITZALEXANDERBAUER,with honors THOMAS BEEBEGREENLEAF HOWARD BEEDLEROMINE LOUIS ALFREDBIEL HAROLD BLADELCHARLES JOHN HENRYBLUM ELMERLEWIS BREY HANSOrro BROTHEN JOHN COLUMBUSBROWN BASELHARRY with honors BRUNE, JAMES DAVIDBUNTING LELAND BURCHELLCROWL LAWRENCE CARLANDREW KENNETH CARPENTER,DUNCAN with

honors PAULFOUSHEECARPENTER RUSSELLNADEN CHALLACOMBE LEONARDU COHEN NEIL CHANDLER CONKLIN ARTHUREDWIN CORDON CHESTEREDWIN CO~INGHAM WILLIAMHENRYCOUCHLIN RUFUS BRUCE COWAN

FERN CRABTREE FREDERICKCROWDER WILBURFORRESTCRUMMEK ESTHERCHARLOTTECUTLE~ HELEN VIRGINIA DALLAS BUKDETTE DAVISMYRON LAWRENCE DIMONDEVERETTE JAMES FRANCISDUNCAN EARL LEONARD EDQUIST WILLIAMWALLACEEMS THOMAS ENGLISHFARRIS RALPH CREMER ENYART EARL WEBSTEX FISHER ROBERTBORDENFLETCHER JOHN WILLIAMFLUDE FRED HOLDEN FOX MARY BARBER FRANKLIN CORWINWILL GELW~CK LEONARDBECK GILBERT LESTERHARRYGODA OSCARHERBERTGOEBEL MILTONCPRL HAAs VERNE LESLIE HAHNEMAN HAROLDFREDERICKHAINES LEONARD HAINESMARTIN CARL HENRY HANNAMAN LEWIS ELWOOD HABLAND GUNTIIERWILLIAM HARMS CARTERHENRYb s o ~


DELAWAREHARRISON JOSEPH ALFORDHART GLENNALLENHAYGREEN GEORGEEDWIN HENDERSON JULIEN Orro HEPPES, with honors HOWARD HIATTHAXRISON RALPH0 HOFFMAN CLAWSEDWARDHOCLUND RUSSELLRAYMONDHUGHES ROBERTCAPRONHUNTER CATHERINEARLINEHURON FRANCISWIIBIJRITTNER SYLVESTER JOHNSONHIRAM WALTERRYERSONJOHNSON GOMERBEANEJONES HUGH EMLYN JONES ADELBERTCLAUDEKEELEY WILLIAMCARSONKENNEDY ROBERTWALTERKOCH EDWARD AUGUSTKOEPKEFRANK DUFF BERTRAM LAYNE KERMITCHASE LICHTY THOMAS ANHARRISON ADAM WAYNE LOVE JAMES SIMPSONMCANULTY* CHARLES MCINTIREEDWIN JEROME DURHAMMCLAUGULIN GEORGE MACKAY,GORDON with honors RAMONFRANCISMACUIRE VINCENTPAULMAIER SYLVESTRE MARLAIREJACQUES SELTZERLAMBERTMAULFAIR LAURAJOSEPHINE MAZANEK ARTHURWILLIAMMEYER NORMAN WELLS MILLER RALPHAVERYMILLER GEORGE MOEHLENHOFJOHN HARRYGRINDLEYMOJONNIER HOWARD MONKHOMER DOROTHYRACHELMOSIER,with honors ELMER LEHNAN MOYER JOHN MRACEK,JR. ETTA EMMA M ~ Y THEOREN MURVINJERROLD GEORGE NASEEFWILLIAM HAROLD DWIGHT NEILL

ELDONANSELNICHOLS LINCOLN NICKERSONWENDELL WALTERBERNARDNICVOL MARGARET NOBLESHERRXLL WARRENCHARLESOLSON SAMUEL JR.PAPANEK,HORACETORENCEPHIPPS CHARLES PINNEYJOSEPH ALFREDWOLFPOLLOCK GEORGERASMWSSEN RICHARD ROBERTSWEYER ROBERTWILLARDROSENE R~CHARD ROVELSTADPEDER GEORGEDONALDRUMSFELD WILLARD RUNKLECORNELIUS MARGUERITEROSARUSSEKBERGER JOHN HENRYSCHUMACHER BLOICEM SCIIWARZWALDER LAWRENCEJOSEPH SHAPPERT SIN-YUNGSIM CAUSTYCLYDESIMKUS FRANKSMITH JAMES KENNETHSMYTH RUTH ELIZABETH STANLEY HAROLDWILSON STORER JOHN THEODORESWARTI. FRANKMACKEYTAYLOR ERNEST THAYERADELBERT DOROTHYEVELYNTHOMAS FREDERICK TREDWELLRANDOLPH JOHN HENRYTRUE JUDSON FREDERICKHOWETURTON WILLIAMROBERTVANDERMARK WILLIAMHAMILTONWALLACE HOWARD WA~RENE M F ~ O N WILLIAMHENRYWELCE HAROLD WERNOWILLIAM HUGH WILSON WILKIN ABRAMGERALDWILSON WILLARD WISEJACOB CLIFFORD WOODFORDRODERIGH ROBERTWILLIAMYATES ROBERTYb, JR. ALLAN NORMAN ZACHER FREDERICK ZELTMANNCHARLES HARRYHUDSONZIEGLER

In General Railway Administration ANDREWJACKSON DARNALL FAYETTEBALDWIN with honors SHAW,HARRY GIFFINGJOHN

In Industrial Administration JOHN RAYMOND with honors GEORGE HADLOCKBORLING, WILLARD COLVILLE DONNELLY HIRSCHBERGJOHN SAMUEL ACUSTINCARRALDEFABIAN THOMASJOSEPH HYNDS ELMEROETTERGROHNE THOMAS KELLYGORDON

*The dipsoma of this student is withheld until he haa fulfilled the required Summer Camp traininr.

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CARROLLJACOB ALOYSIUS STONEMANMAAS CHARLES NORMANCLARKMAYER PATRICKHENRY WALSH JOHN JOSEPH JR. YUENGERMURPHY, ARTHURTHEODORE JOSEPH PRINTZ ROY ZIMMERMAN RUTH

In Public Utilities FREDERICK BUTTERFIELD OIGRADYFAYETTE LEOJAMES JAMES RENICK MARTIN JOSEPH MARTINZABEL

In Accountancy and In Banking and Finance WILLIAM LYLE Fox JOSEPH PEHLMANELMORE LESLIE KEELEY LAIRD WALLACESAYUEL ROBINSON RAYMONDSAMUELMADISON, SOLOMONwith honors STANGLE PHILIPLEONARD VICTOR WILLIAM WALLIN NORMAN ALBERTHENRYPAUL,with honors

In Accountancy and In General Business EDWARD~ L P HCOTHAM,with honors JACK A COITLE

In Accountancy, In Banking and Finance, and In General Business JOHN G WOLF

In Banking and Finance and In General Business ROYALWELDONWASCHAU

In Commercial Teachers and In General Business RUBYPATRICIABLXZARD RwrH JANE PATTERSON VIVIANALINE LEASURE

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Degree of Bachelor of Science

In Architecture JOSEPH LEROY BERNER HARLEYJAMES MCKEE JOHN WYATT GREW THOMASCLAYTON MIERS POWELLSTORRSHALL FRANCIS RASSIEWRROBERSON LEONARDCECILHEDRICK HERBERTSOBEL KENNETHCLEO HELMS HOWARDWESLEYTHOMAS RALPHHAASEKLOPPENBURC WORTHEN,MARYTHEYE with honors

In Architectural Engineering BERNARDBERGER DICKSONKENNETH JENNINGS FREDOLPH HAROLD CARL KNIEBUSCH ALBERTCERLING WILBUR LEROY EDHOLM MAURICEGEORGEKOPPEL CHARLESFRANCIS JAMES LILLELLXS EDWARD FREDERICK JEROME MALTERARTHURFREIBERC MITCHELL JOSEPH WILLIAM GANSCHINIETZ HOBARTSAMUELPETERSON HOWARDSCOTT GARNS PHILLIPERVIN SONESON RALPHTHORNILEY JOSEPH JOHN WEILER,with honors HETHERLIN

In Ceramic Engineering JOHN GREEN BAER ARTHUR GERALD ROESKE LUTHERDELOSFETTEROLF, KENNETHwith high BEACH STRONG

honors TRYMBAK TALWALKARWAMAN In Ceramics

GLENROYGAR~NER CHARLESGROGAN HENRY WOLFF RAYMONDWELLS MORGAN


In Civil Engineering WILLIAMRANDALLBASSIE SMITE CULLEN BEAN, with honors 'HARRY ROBINSONBOSELEY EUGENECARTERBRAY, with honors DONALD BUSHNELLHENDERSON CARLh o r n CARLSON MAITHEW FRANCIS CAVANAGH DEWEYRoss CONNOR ALLISONJEROME COPE,JR. RICHARDFRANKLINCox FRANCISALBERTDOLLINGER RALPHKINKEADDWEE EMANUELMANDELFEINSTEIN WILLIAMFISCHMAN LYLE BURDEITE GARDNER WILLIAMFREDERICK JR.GERDES,WILSUR GILLFILLAN GUILD, with honors WALTERGEORGEHAGEMEYER CHARLESFRANKLYNHENDRICK ROBERTEUGENEHILES ROBERTCHARLESHOFFMANN J BENTON WESLEY JONES CHUNGHo RANG MARTIN WILLIAM KEHART JOHN JOSEPH KERWIN LEOJOSEPH KOCH WILLIAMJOHN MACKAY

FRANCIS MADISONWILLIAM ALFREDMASTERSON,with high honors CLARENCE MELTONROBERT PERCYMICHENER SETH BRADLEY MORRIS, with honors EDWARD NOONMENZEL OLLIETAYLORPAI(KERMILTONPOLLACK CHARLES PRICECOURTLAND BRADFORDHILLS QUACKENBUSH ARMINMEYER SCHIJLTES HUGOJULIUS STARK HENRYEDWARDSTRUCK CHARLES TALLEYVAUGHN ARTHUR CHARLESTOSETTI MATEOMANGAOANC withVERGARA,

honors DANIELVESPA JOHN CULVER with honors VOORHEES, JOSHUA DIXON VOORHEES, with high

honors WILLIAMWHITESIDEWALLACE CLARENCELESLIE WATERBURY KIRKAMBROSEWERDEN HERBERTLEROY WHITE, with honors WILLIAMREEME WIDICK JOSEPH FRED WINKLER

I n Electrical Engineering GEORGECARROLLARMSTRONG RUSSELL%IN ASKEY PAULWALTERBEEDLE THOMASPUTNAM BECCS LANGFORD BOURLANDTODD WILLIAMLYMANBRANCH JAMES RICHARDBRODERICK OLIVERFORRE~T JR.BURNETT,HAROLD CLENDENENCAMPBELL ARTHUR HAROLDDEMMER BERNARD DIMFORDJOHN BARNETTDONOVETSKY Loms REINHOLDDOUGLAS ADOLPH EDISON DROBISH WILLIAMMITCHELLDROBISH RAWHLORING DUGCER, with honors WILLLW STEWART DUNCAN FRANK%IN DUTTON PHILIPWILLIAMEMLEY JOSEPH WILLIAMGREENE JACK HARRIS HAZLEHURST WILLIAMTRIMBLEHENDERSON

EARLFRANCISHETTEL,with honors WAYNEHICKMAN HARKER HIITSONHENRY R ~ YDAVIS KELL WILFREDTHOMASKING, with honors ERNESTOrro KRELL JAMES WILLIAMLAIBL FRANCISELLSWORTHLEIB OSCARCHARLESLEVY WAYNE EDWIN LYNCH, with honors AARONFRANK MCCRORY JOHN DOMINICMACCONO FREDERICK MORF, with honors PAUL RICHARD PRICEMANDEVILLE JOHN FRANKLINPRIMM CHARLESHENRYRex MERVIN MONROE SHAFER JOHN RALPHSIMPSON ERICH MAX SOMA FRANKLIN WOELTGEWORLEY FRANK WILLIAM YARLINE

In Engineering Physics RICHARD with high honors CECIL DARNELL, -

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In General Engineering C ~ R L I S SDORANANDERSON, JOHN GEORGE with honors LYNCH,with high honors HAROLDPETERARKEMA,with honors GEORGEARTHURMCCAMMON GRANTELMER PETER MANIONBEVERLY PATRICK EDWARDEBER BWNELL, JR. ERWIN FREDERICKSTAHL JQHN JAMES BROWNLEE EARL PARIS WELLS CHARLESEDWARD JR. ZITZEWITZCLIPTON, ARTHURFRANK GERALDJOSEPH HALEY

In Mechanical Engineering NORVILLEJAMES ALLEMAN WESLEYWALLACE MCILWAIN GUY BANISTER, with honors JR.MILO PALMER, ELMER-AUGUSTUS ROLAND POWELBRA- NELSON ALLENMARSHALLCAMERON SAMUELIRVINGROTTMAYER LYNN HORATIO CLARKSON GEORGEWALTER SCHLICHTING GLENN EVERETC CRAMER WILLIAM SCHROEDER,EDWARD JR. JOHN NOWRY RICHARDDEMMLER ALBERTSEEPE DAVIDANTHONYDINSDALE ROY WILLIAM SHIELDS,with high honors WILLIAMHOMERGARRISON ALFREDJAMES SHUTE ROY CHARLES HAGEMAN CURTISULYSSESSMITH WALDOWILLIAM EDWARD STOETZELHAGNAUER DUANE GEORGEERNESTHENNING RALPHHEARDS T ~ N E HORACEMERRILLJOHNSON HAROLDEDWIN TAZE FAN-HSIH LEE JOSEPH ANTONTOMASEK JOHN FREDERICK ERNEST VEIHL, JR.LUHRS EDMUND JAMES HOWARD JR. FRENCHWIKOFFMCCULLOUGH, RAMON

In Mining Engineering CHARLESDONALDBORROR ROBERTEDMUND MARTIN JOHN SCOTT HEMPHILL JENNERCHARLES STEPHENS

In Municipal and Sanitary Engineering EDWARD EUGENE SCHADEWOLDTLAMP FREDRICK HELGEBERNARD HAROLDNO-N ALFREDVACTBORC JOHN CHOWNING CHARLES WRIGHTSAGER THOMAS

In Railway Civil Engineering LEWISHARRYBOND,JR. WILLIAMLOUIS HUNT IRVINGVASLOWCOHEN IGNATIUSHOWARD SCHMITI-

In Railway Electrical Engineering ROBERTSIMPSON HENRY RUNZCANNON LAURENCE JOHN CLAYTON FRANK POWERSHARMON BEVERLY

In Railway Mechanical Engineering JAMES HAROLD THOMAS STRESSERSMITH, with honors CORNELIUS

Member of the Class of 1 8 ~who received a certificate of graduation, and upon whom is now conferred the degree of Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering.

DANIELWESLEYSTOOKEY


COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Degree of Bachelor of Science

In Agriculture DONALD AUBLEJOHN JOHN BABBAGE FRANK BABICKY EDWARD BALESJOSEPH ELWOODTOWNSENDBATEMAN JESSE FERRIS BEAVER EDWARD BERLEMANLAURENCE HENRYLLOYDBIJCICARDT FLOYDALLEN BYRNE MARTIN PAUL CATHERWOOD, with honors LELAND CORBINHARLAN CLYDELAVERNECRAWFORD LOWELLCLEM CUNNINGHAM, with

honors PAULHOWARDDAVISON RALPHPEAKERDOBSON RICHARD DUGDALEKAIGHN ROSCOE EILERDUTTON HOWARD ELSONJOSEPH FRANCIS with honors ALBERTEMBREY,RUSSELLFLOYD EVERFIT RALPHLours FRANKENFELD ORLANDO with honors FORD GARRETT, EARLRAYMONDGARRISON JOHN ELDON with honors GIESEKING,WAYNEON GILBERT EVERETTEDWINHAWLEY CHARLES HAWORTHWILLARD MONROE HIGGINSRICHARD MARS MILTON HORNISH VICTORJAMES JUDSON, with honors JOHN HARTMANJUNKENS WENDELL KEMPWALTER WILLISJAY LEIGHTY,with honors NORMAN McCoyDAVID HORACEYOUNGMCCULLWH

ROBERTHUGH MCNAIR MCKINLEYVERN MAXWELL ORVILLEO ~ H O with honors MOWERY,ARTHURGLENN MULCAY JOSEPH CLEMENTMURPHY GEORGE MURRAYLYNDON KENNETHCLYDE@BRYANEVERETTLEOPEARCE CHESTERRAWLINGSPOWELL MILTONEDWARD with thesis POWELL,RALPHLEVI PUGH, with thesis LEONARD PURSELLDINSMORE GLENNSEYMOURRANDALL RUSSELLNELFERD withRASMUSEX,

honors ARMINJOHN REHLING,with honors

and thesis JOHN WILLIAM with thesis SCHAFF,ELMERCHRISTIAN withSCHEIDENHELM,

honors FRED EMERSON with thesis SCHLOTS,MARY REBECCA SEARS HUBERTJOHN SLOAN FRED SAMUEL SNYDER RUSSELLG STEWART GEORGEWILLIS STILL, with honors LUCIANHARTSTRUBINGER WILLIAMMATHEWSTUMM GEORGEFROHMANSULLIVAN LEONFRANKSWARTZ JEWEL ERNESTTHACKER REIDRAYMONDTOMBAUGH LOWELLRAYTUCKER LAWRENCEAUSTINWILLCOX RUSSEL DEWITT WILLEY

In Floriculture LOYALWILLIAM DECLERC JOHN CARLRATSEKJOSEPH VIRGINIAKATHARINEH.4NSENTROYKERN HARTWELL

KATHRYNLOUISE BARTLE MARGARETVERABIRCHARD MARYLOUISEBUCK JOANNA ELIZABETH CHAPMAN MYRTLERoss DICKINSON HELENJANE EDISON,with honors DEETTAIONAGREER GEORGIANNA HICKSGABRELLA MILDREDGOLDENHOLLAND LAURAFOLEYLUCKEY

ROBERTTEMPLETONVANTRESS MARY ETHEL WILLIAMS

In1 Home Economics DOROTHY RUTH MOORE, LUCRETIA with

honors LUCILEPAULANICOLET MARIE CHRISTINE PARR RUTH ANNE SAVAGE DEBORAHWILDASOLLIDAY AMY JEANETTETALLMADCE ELIZABETH WALKERMARION RUTH WISEMAN ANNETTE WRIGHT


In Landscape Architecture JOHN HOWELL with honors CYRIL PUDERERBERGEN, PHILIP ANDREWLARSON MABYWILMINLONG JAMES GRANT MARSHALL CLAIRS ELMO ONEAL ~ L P HPEASLEEPERDUE

OLIVEJEANNE- STIMSON CHARLES SVITON, B.S., with REUEL

honors EDWARDAUGUSTTAUBERT

COLLEGE OF LAW Degree of Bachelor of Science in Law

PAULALOYSIUSBADEN NORBERT BEHRENSWILL-ALFREDWELLINGTONBOSWORTH WARRENYATES BROWN HOWARD DONERMILLER MARIE ESTHER FUNE

PAULBERTEL LINDNICKOLAI CLARENCE MELCHIORJOHN VICTOR CORNELIUS MILLER CLARENCE MmiLARTHUR CHARLES with honors ARTHURWESNER,

Degree of Bachelor of Laws ALFREDOLIVERAHLSTRAND EDWARD B.S., 1923 OWEN BOSHELL, C b m N CARL BUNGE, B.S., I924 EMMONS CARLPERRY CLARENCEDEAN CHARLTON WILLIAMHENDRICYCOOYE RALPH WHITNEY CORWIN JEWELL IRWIN B.S.,DILGAVER, I924 MAURICESAUL DOLIN WILLARD Fowrs, D.D.S., North- HAYES

western University Dental College, 1918

HARRYARCHIBALDHALL JAMES COLBURNHAMILTON BYRONORVILHouse SHERMANKELSOHUGHES

WILLIAMCOY INCRAM CHARLES JOHNSTONRALPH JAMES EDWARDJONES, B.S., I924 CHARLESTERRYLINDNER WILBURNELSONLONG CHARLESTHOMAS JR., A.B., MCELWEE,

I924EDWARD MAXWELLCREIGHTON CLARENCEJOHN MELCHIOR RICHARDJOHN NEAGLE,A.B., 1924 DAVIDWESLEYNEEDLER ROBERTSTEVENSWAIM IRWIN CLAYTON TAYLOR EDWARD WEINSTEINROBERT WILLIAMK JR.WHITFIELD,

Degree of Doctor of Law RICHARDLLOYDOLIVER, B.S., I925 GREYWNLYLE WALKER, A.B., 1924, WILSONDEMPSEY B.S., I924 with high honors PARTLOW,

SCHOOL OF MUSIC Degree of Bachelor of Music

IRENEADELEALLAIS GLADYS BIDWELLJANE FRANCES CREEK, with honors MARGARET ROSEMONDE FRY, with DONNABELLE

honors HELENM A R c m r GRIMES,with high

honors

VELMAIRENEKITCHELL HELENLONCBONS ROBERTA MOORELUCILLE JEAN KATHERINE PAlTERSON JESSIE LOUISE with high honorsPOTTER,EDITH MAUDE PULLEN ELNOR BERNICE STONE,with honors

LIBRARY SCHOOL Degree of Bachelor of Library Science

ESTHER WILL- ANELL, A.B., State University of Iowa, 1919 HENRYCLAYCox,A.B., Maryville College, X923 CHARLEERUTHVENFLACK,A.B., University of Alberta, 1925 EDITHEFAYHART,AB., I U i i s College, xgzx


MIRIAMERMINTRUDE A.B., James Millikin University, 1919 HERRON,FLORAEMILYH m s , A.B., University of Illinois, 1918, A.M., 1919, with honors JESSIE PEARL bander Clark College, 1908 JENKS, A.B., JULIA CLEMENTINEF’RESSEY, A.B., Smith College, 1918 MIBJAMROE, A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1920 METAM m u SEXTON,A.B., Oberlin College, 1920,A.M., 1921 MARTHA DULIN STEWART, ROBERTA A.B., University of Texas, 1915

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Degree of Bachelor of Science

In Education LOLA M A Y h E R E ~ E R ARONSONMIRIAM KATHRYNALICE BAIRD RUTH ELEANOR BAKER MAMIE LEE BALDWIN RUTH ELOISE BASKIN &CARET BARTRONBATEMAN LUCILEMARY BAYLES PAULKINGSLEYBENJAMIN HELENL~IJISEBLAINE EVELYNGERTRUDEBONNEN RUBYMARIE BOWTON JANET GRACEBROWN RUTH ELIZABETH BURLEY b y LOUISEBURNIER,with honors LOIS ELEANORBUSCH JAMES EVERET~BUSSART PAULM. CALLAWAY JENNIE MATHEWSCATHCART EUGENE CHENOWETHCLAY MILDRED withEDNA CHRISTOFFER,

honors FRANKPATRICKCOLLINS FRED HARMON CORRAY CYNTHIABLISS COXRIE FRED CHENOWETH DAICH CATHERYN DAVIESMATHIS EAXL H DEAN LHAPYPEARLDEMAREE VIRGINIAROSE DICUS

ARGUE RITE PIERCE with honors DOLCH,AVAMARIE DOODY BRYANCLYDEDOOLEN EARL ERNESTDOWNING,with honors GUSSIE MATHIS DOWNING BEULAH &OMJACORA LUCILEGERTRUDEELY Acms SEVERINEEXICKSON ANTOINE~TEMARIE FALLON WIW GERTRUDEFOSTER JEseiE BLANCHE FREDERICK JESSIE PEARL GXLBREATH HENRY FRANCIS GILSON ALICE M GWDWINE HELENM a y Gruccs MAny LUCINDAGROVER

JUDITH MARCUERITEGUSTAFSON AELIZEHAACK ROBERT HAMILTONHILLRY GLENNERNESTHANAFORD MARY FRANCES H A ~ O R N E &CARET SARAHEIMLICHER ESTHERADAMSHIBBS VERNABEATRICEHIMES DOROTHY HITCHCOCKCATHERINE EVELYNHOKE ROBERTNOBLEHOSKINS ARTHURVINCENTHOUGHTON PHYLLISMARYHUGHES JEANNEITE KEARSLEYHUSTED HERMAN JACOBSONLESLIE RUBY BEATRICE with highJACOBSON,

honors HERBERTJAY META GEORGIA JOLLY JEROME JOSEPHJORDAN CATHERINEMARY KANE ROSALIND KEELYWOODS DAN CHAPIN KINSEY HELENBERNICEKNIGHT PAUL DEMPCY KNIGHT ELIZABETHANNLAIST MARYELIZABETHLAMBERT MILDREDANNALANDWEHR JAMES RUSSELLANE FRANCES LANQIJISTWILLARD KATHRYNANNLAN= RUTH LINDER FRANCES LINDLEYLOUISE MILDREDGRACELINCENFELTER MARYL ~ W S EL~NCSTREET LEONARD MCCRACKENJAMES MARY CAROLINEMCDAVITT BERNARD MCDONALDALEXANDER L~IJISE MCGRATHELIZABETH D o a m y JANE MCNALLY HELENM MCPEERSON HARRYMEHOCK ANNE VALURIEMERSEREAU MARIANSmMIHLIK HELENVESTAMILLER LESLIE EDWARD MILLER

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MARTHAMONTGOMERY MARYMONTGOMERY ARTHURSNOWMANMORSE CLARENCEARTHURMUEL DOROTHYMAEMULBERRY,with honors AMELIAEVE MUNCSELLA HELEN CATHERINE MUNROE LUTHERLEE MUSE OLIVERODELLNANCE MARGARET NEELDELEANOR ALEX NEMKOVSKY HELEN EVELYN OSGOOD HELENORA PARKS EDNAPAUL ADRIEL BARTONPAYNE HERBERT RAHEEDGAR OLIVERLAVERNERAPP ETHELANNE RAUE OLIVE RUTH REED MABEL FRANCES REYNOLDS PAULARTHURRIDGE PAULIXEROTHBAUM MERYLALTHEARUSSELL LUELLADOROTHYRYKOFF ADALINERUTH SABEN EMILYFREDERICKASCHEKCK MARY LOUISE SCHULTZ KATHLEEN SHIELDSDOROTHY HELENLORETTASLEADD

ROBERTPHILLIPSOUGHERB NORMAKATHRYNSPARKS MARY ELIZABETH SPRAGLTE GEORGETHOMASSTAFFORD MARJORIESALOMESTAUFFER GENEVASTEIN EDGARMILTUN STOKKE CHARLES JR.ABRAMSTOOKEY,RUTH STROUD CECILIAFRANCESSULLIVAN JOHN ALOSYSOUSTAHENY WILLIAMWILLISTURNER,with honors VIRGINIACATHERINEVANLIEW VERA VEACH CATHERINE WAGNERMARIE MARY LOUISEWARREN

JEAN MABELWATT BESSIEFRANCESWEINPER ETHEL MARIE WENTZ HAROLD WERTZEUGENE DOROTHY WESTIRENE JAMES HARVEYWESTFALL ESTHER GRACE WHITESEL ESTHERNAOMIWILSON PAULRUTLEDCEWILSON WILLIAMCHARLESWILSON ANTOINETTELUCILLEYODER DAISY LOUISE ZIEGLER

In Agricultural Education EXMEIT NICHOLAS EDWINTHOMPSONFISHER PAULERNESTJACK GEORGE ENOCH VAN DYKE

In Home Economics Education FLORENCEEDITH BELSHAW RUTH SABRINA CLAUSEN JULIA LOUISECOLE MILDREDALICEDANIELS ALBERTAMAY DENTON EVA MARIE FARNWORTH BONNABELLBRUCE FULLMER LUCILEGERALDINEHAWORTH

NELLIE MARIE HOWELL LUCYJANE LANG LYDIA MARGELINE LINDBERG ILAHFAY MENDENEALL, with honors LYDIA K A T H ~ N E MUSSMANN LOLA KATHRYN PICKLES MILDREDSWENGEL

In Industrial Education KENNETHMICHAELBURRELL WAYNE CHAMBERLAIN MCLAUGHLZN HERBERTFREDERIC DETJEN CHARLES KINISONRICHARD

FRANCESEMILYCAMP JOSEPHINE IONSEDEN ETHEL BEATRICE HOUGHAM VELMAIRENEKITCHELL

JOSEPH THOMASBARTA ROBERTROELIN BROWN

RALPHTHOMASNORTHRUP PAULWEBSTERVANDERVWRT

In Music Education Lours AUGUSTMEIEX MARYPHELPSNEWCOMB EDNA MAUDE SEABERT DONNAMAE STEGER

In Physical Education CHARLESBEN BUS~EY ALFREDBERGENC”E


FREDKLXNE MERLE MoonrCOATES GRAYDON JOHN SPENCER VERNONHARRYMULLENCRABTREE ELMERSTIMPSON JAMESCRINK A OIKEEPE ERWIN ROBERT HENKEL WILLIAMCARLOn: JOHN NELSON HOFFMAN FRANK P m , JR. CHESTEROSCARJACKSON ROLANDBYRONPECK ALFREDKAMINSKI MERWINELWOODPOWER GLENN CLINE LAW THOMAS RANSDELLFRED ARTHURENGLERT FRED SCIIILDHAUERLEAHY JACOB JOHN SAMUELLUDLAM ALFREDWILLIAMSCHWING Ross COOPER LYONS MILLERFRANCIS SHAFFER DONALD MCCALI FLOYD STAHLCLARENCE .ISTEF. SHAFTFA CHARLES MAJOR WEBBERFREDRICK LEWIS WALLER RALPHMARGOLIS JOHN CLIFFORDWORTH JOHN WILLIAMMAUER WILLIAMJOHN WYKE

Commissions as Lieutenants, Officers' Reserve Corps, U.S. A. ROBERTMILLEN BABBITT, JR. ROBERTWALTERKWH JAMES WORRELL LOGANBARR LAND THOMAS BEEBE LAUERGREENLEAF CARL WILLIAM GRANTELMER BEVERLY AARONFRANKMCCRORY HARRYROBINSON RUSSELL MCMURRAYBOSELEY EDWARD WILLIAMLYMANBRAWCH JAMES RENICKMARTIN

BROWNLEE HIMES METZEL JAMES DAVID VICTOR MILLER JOHN JAMES CHARLES

BUNTING CORNELIUS ALFREDBERGEN JOHN JOSEPH MURPHY,JR.CAINE HOWARDVERNONCAWTER, ALFREDFRANCISJR. NEWKIRK FREDERICKCROWDER WILLIAMCARLOrr WILBURFORREST ROLAND PECKCRUMMER BYRAN GLENNYOUNGER WILLIS CAROL DAVIDSON REDDICK HUGHARMSTRONGDOLLAHAN PAULARTHUR RIDGE ORRIS EDWARD CLARENCE SCHILLINGDUERINGER GEORGE WILLIAMSTEWARTDUNCAN PHILIPFLICKSCHOCH RUSSELLFLOYDEVERE~T WILLIAMEDWARDSCHROEDER,JR. KENNETH FITCH LOUIS SCHROEDERRUDOLPH WILBUR ERNESTFRANKLIN ALFRED SCHWINGFox WILLIAM ORLANDFORD GARRETT CAIJSTYCLYDE SIMKUS EARLRAYMOND CARLETON SMITHGARRISON ROTRAMEL WAYNEAARONGILBERT STONEMANALOYSIUSCHARLES ALTCINGLFFORD ERNEST VEIHL,JR.,HALL EDMUND EARL FRANCIS HETTEL JOSEPH ELLIS VOYLES MONROERICHARDHIGGINS PETERARCHIBALD WEIHL SAMUELHIRCHBERG KINDRICKJAMES WILLIAMSON LESLIEARNOLDHOLMES FRANKWILLIAMYARLINE KENNETHWILMER ALLAN ZACHERHURST NORMAN BLYTHERANDOLPH RAYZINGREBEJONES STEPHENJOHN KENNEDY

GRADUATE SCHOOL Degree of Master of Arts

In Accountancy CLEMENTANGELO A.B., Campbn ColIege, 1923MARCHILDON,

In Botany CLARA MAURIE BAILEY, A.B., DePauw University, 1922 ~ ~ A R G I U E TCAROLINEJACOBS, A.B., 1 9 4 GERTRUDE 1925KARR,A.B.,WILHELMGERHARD A.B., Iowa State Teachers College, 1924SOLHEN,


In Chemistry LEONARD A.B., Miami University, I924 MOHR FREEMAN, EMMAJANET A.B., Lawrence College, I924 MCDONALD,

In Classics MILDR~, MADDEN,MARGUERITE A.B., Eureka College, I925 HENRYCLOSE A.B., Hanover College, 1921 MONTGOMERY,MARYHELEN CkroN, A.B., Carthage College, 1925

In Economics CLARDNDALE BARBER, A.B., 1925 FRED NEWTON BAXTEX, A.B., 1925 I~~ARCELINO BERNARDO,VELASQUEZ B.S., University of the Philippines, 19-25 KENNETHFIELD, A.B., University of Maine, 1925 LLOYDALVIN HELMS, A.B., DePauw University, I925 Ross FRANKLINHORN, A.B., Hiram College, 1925 PEDRO JAVIER,VILLANUEVA B.S., 1925 CHARLESFRANKLINMARSH, A.B., Lawrence College, 192.5

In Education JAMES WILLIAXARDREW,A.B., X925 JESSE LEONARD B.S., McKendree Col!ege, 1923 CLEMENTS, LYMANKENT DAVIS, A.B., 1919 ELIZABETH FENTON,LAWRENCE A.B., Wheaton College, I914 CHESTERARTHURGRAHAM,A.B., Oberlin College, I919 CHARLESDEANHowx, A.B., 1915 HAROLDPITIXANROGERS,B.S., Illinois College, 1924 ROY BECKER A.B., Park College, 1919 TOZIER, CHARLES WRrGIiT, B.S., Illiwis Wesleyan University, 1907HENRY

In English WILLIAMOLIVERBAXTER,A.B., DePauw University, 1924 THELMA BENNETT,MACATAWA A.B., Illinois Woman’s College, 1925 EUNICELYDIA CHAPMAN, Ph.B., Shurtleff College, 1925 EDWARD ALANLESCH, A.B., 1925 CHRISTIAN GILBERTMACBETH,A.B., Miami University, 1925 GLENARCHIEMcCoy, A.B., I924 HELEN ATKINSON MCMINN, Ph.B., University of Chicago, 1919 HELENHAYES A.B., University of Kansas, 1919 PEFFER, EFFIEMILDRED A.B., University of Michigan, 1910PENFIELD,EUGENESHERMANP u n , A.B., Columbia University, 1920 CLARAELLEN ROBINSON, A.B., Rockford College, 1925 WILLIAMBALTHASAR A.B., I924 SCHNEIDER,RAYMONDANTHONY 1925SENG, A.B.,

In Geology EUNICECOOKSEYGOEBEL,A.B., 1925 ESTHERWILHELMINA 1924Unrc, A.B.,

In German EDITHHOPPEPHILBRICK,Ph.B., University of Chicago, 1914

In History BERTHAPRICE A.B., Rockford College, I924 CASBERG, OLIVER KINSEY DONEY, LL.B., rgoo, A.B., Eureka College, 1906 MILDREDELIZABETH A.B.,EVERBOLE, I924 OLIVERSAXONHECKMAN,A.B., Lebanon Valley College, 1922


C ~ L E SBURNETJWDAH,JR., A.B., 1925 MAXCORTIS KELLEY, A.B., Hillsdale College, 1917 CLEONEPITWANORR, A.B., 1925 EZRAHENRY A.B., North-Western College, 1925 PIWEB,PEARLELIZABETHPUCH,A.B., University of Kansas, 1923 MARTHAROBINS, B.E., Illinois State Normal University, 1925 VERNONGRWLEYSETSER, A.B., University of Montana, I925 HELEN Bourns TIPTON,B.S.,Purdue University, 1921 HERBERT A.B., Carthage College, I925Lours WAGNER,

In Mathematics Emys LUCILECARMICHAEL, 1925A.B.,PAULDADOC m u q A.B., Illinois College, 1925 THELMAARLENEDEETZ, A.B., James Millikin University, I923

In Philosophy ARNOLDFREDERICKEMCH, A.B., 1925 OSMR ALFREDRUBITZ,A.B., James Millikin University, 1923

In Political Science CLIFFORDLUTHER BLUNK,A.B.,MORGAN 1924 CHAO CHIN HUANG, A.B., Waseda University, 1923 EDWARLI LEONARD,THEODORE A.B., Lake Forest College, 1925 IVANMCKINLEYSTONE, A.B., University of Nebraska, 1923 HAI~OLD A.B., 1925 TASCHER,

In Psychology FREDHAROLD A.B., 1922T U R N E ~

In Romance Languages LIDA GEORGE- ANDERSON,A.B., Carleton College, 1920 MARGIENicltELsoN BUR=, A.B., Wesleyan College, 1905 HELENKATHERINEB U S S E ~A.B., 1923 AGNES ROSELLA Ph.B., Shurtleff College, 1925CHAPMAN, JENNIE KINGSUYFLEMIIVG,B.S., University of Missouri,1919 MARYFRANCESHESTEX, A.B., DePauw University, 1920 MARTHAELIZABETRLOGAN, A.B., Illinois Woman’s College, 1925 PHYLLIS BRUCE MILES, A.B., 1924 *LUE MARIONOFFUGRTER,AB., 1921R m FRANCES A.B.,WILLARD, 1921

In Sociology CEUNDARUTH CHEESEMAN, A.B., Meridian College, 1918, A.B., University of

Pennsylvania, 1919

In Zoology FRANKIEHELEN BYRNE, A.B., I925 ERNEST CHARLES DRIVER, A.B., Iowa State Teachers College, 19y

Degree of Master of Science In Accountancy

CHUANYVNCHAO, B.S., 1925WALTERBE VIER COLE, A.B., Lawrence colltge,1925 Hkom BAKEREVERSOLE,B.S., I923 Roy EDWARDMAW, BS, 1925 WILLW P E S L I ~ ,B.S, 1924 ~ R V I N FBERRYPHILLIPS,B.S.,University of Arizona, 1925

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In Agronomy FLOYDHAMILTONCRANE,B.S, Ohio State University, 1921

In Animal Husbandry CECIL ELMER GATES, B.S., 1922 DONALDCEDIUC B.S., 192.4HENDERSON,THOMAS KEITH,B.S., University of Idaho, I924BYRON ROBERTALpREn SMITH,B.S., 1924 LEONTODD,B.S,, Pennsylvania State College, 1925

In Architecture EDWINELDWOOD B.S., 1921NEWCOMB,

In Botany FRANKANDFSWSCHREPFER,B.S., 1925 LAURAJOHAXNA B.S, &loitSCHR~EDER, College, 1923 FLOYD GEORGE B.S., 1920WILLIAM VONOH-,

In Business Organization and Operation KARLHORTKRAUSKOPF,B.S.,I925

In Ceramic Engineering THOMAS NEWKIRKMCVAY, B.S., 1914

In Chemistry JAMES AUGUSTVS~ V I N ,B.S, 1925HAROLD BLAIR,THEODORE B.S., Monmuth Collegc, 1925 FMNKLEON COHEN, B.S., 1925 CHARLESCURTISCOONS, B.S.,1924 FRANCISCRAWSCOWLSON,B.S., University of Nebraska, 1918 JAMES MEYERDAVIDEON,B.S., 1925 . L ~ n uALLISONDAVIEB,A.B., Mount Holyoke College, 1921 FLOYD FISH,Ch.E., B.S., Clarkson College of Technology, 1916, 1922 HAMILTON NEDGUTHRIE, B.S.,Illinois Wesleyan University, 1925 ROBFXTTHIE.SLESLIE,B.S., 1925 HAWETJMN McBarm, B.S., ShurtW College, 1925 PAULLA-NCE SALZBERC,B.S.,Knox College, 1925 CHARLSSF ~ ~ ~ E R I C K B.S., Montana State College, I924SCHURCH,ROYSoupnrp, BS, 1924 ~ L P HHAYESTAW, B.S.,1926 RUSSELHENRYVANDYIKE,A.B., &fie@?, 1924 WILLIAMALONW WATSON, B.S., Lombard College, 1925

i n Civil Engineering E b w m Aacmm MACLEAN,B.S.,Univcrs;tV of Maine, 1920 FREDERIC MAVIS, 1922THEODORE B.S.,Goaoon V-ON NELSON,B.S.,1924 ROLLMUD STURM, B.S., University of Nebraska, 1924GEORGE

In Dairy Husbandry RICHARDWATSONSMITH,JR., B.S, Massachusetts Agkultural College, 1921

In Economica C H ~ ~ L E ~ Born, B.S., 1918EDGAB

BVRTWELL BS, I925BROWN, CARLOSE m ~ B F L L ,BS.,1923FMH- NEWSLL B&CA~P~ELL, 1925


C ~ ~ P E R CHENG,B.S., Knox College, I925KAO-PIAO WAYNEFULTQN 1921GIBBS,B.S.,PAULEVANS B.S., 1917JOHNSTON, WAS YAN LIN, B.S., 1925 WALDOGEonGE MUELLER, B.S., 1925 KENNETHHAYESMYERS, 1922B.S.,

In Education PERCYHARRISON B.S.,1922DAICH,MAX DISSFITE ENCELHART, B.S., I923 LEEORVILLEGARBER, B.S., Illinois Wesleyan University, 1920 Lewis Ross JOHNSON, B.S.,Oregon State Agricultural College, 1915 WALTEXLEE PAYNE,BS, 1920 LURUL B.S,LACN SCRANTON, 1921 WARRENDALE STRDHECKER, I ~ Z ZB.S., JOHN BRYANT B.S., Purdue University, 1921TIPTON,

In Entomology FRANKLIN NELSON,B.S.,1924CHRISTIAN

In Home Economics MAUDEWILLIAMS,A.B., I924

In Horticulture 0rm JOHN L~EKLE,JR., B.S., 1924 OAKLEY B.S, Purdue University, 1919VAN BUREN MORGAN,

In Mathematics IRVINGKITTELL,A.B., A.M., Southern Methodist University, 1924,1925

In Mechanical Engineering AL~ERTEBYHEWHEY, B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1922

In Municipal and Sanitary Engineering LEWIS VAN CARPENTER, BS, M.S., West Virg;l;a University, 1918, 1925

In Oral Surgery ABDONQUFJJADA D.D.S.,PACUIO, University of the Philippines, 1920,M.D., Chicago

Medical School, 1922, D.D.S., 1924 In Orthodontia

BURNEOLIN SIPYY, B.S.,University of Akron, 1909; D.D.S., 1917 In Physics

KARLHAMYOND B.S., 1924HUBBARD,WILLIAMDWIGHT B.S.,1925LANSING,GERALDMARK RASSWEILER, I924A.B., Bucknell University,

In Theoretical and Appkd Mechanics ANTON BRANDTZAEG, Norwegian Institute of Technology, 1922 RUDOLPHEARLPETERSON,B.S., 1925

In Transportation Anmm WOODWORTHFox, B.S., 1925 YEN-YIN B.S, 1925HSW,


In Zoology MARVINPURSEHATCHETT,A.B., University of Arkansas, 1911 ELMNORFRANCES B.S.,Illinois Wesleyan University, 1925HATFIELD,MYRNAFMNCESJONES,A.B., Doane College, 1924 WILBURMARSHALLLUCE,B.S.,Bates College, 1924

Professional Degrees in Engineering Degree of ,Master of Architecture

ERNESTBICKERING,B.S.,University of Kansas, 1919,B.S., University of W~ois ,rgm

Degree of Ceramic Engineer JOHN BOYD LYON,B.S.,1916

Degree of Civil Engineer HARRYCLOW BOARDMAN, 1910B.S.,CARTERJENKINS, A.B., Hendrix College, 1915,B.S., 1921 JESSE JOHN WOLTMANN, B.S., 1914

Degree of Electrical Engineer JOHN LLOYDHOWIE,JR., B.S.,1 9 2 MARTINCOLLINSHUGHES,B.S.,1917 JOHNOIW KRAEHENBUEHL,B.S., 1917,M.S.,University of Tennessee, I922 HUMPHIEIS OLIVER SIECMUND,B.S., 1917

Degree of Mechanical Engineer WALTER B.S., 1920CHIUSHECKMAN,EDWARD B.S., 1904AUGUSTDIETERLE,

Degree of Doctor of Philorophy In Agronomy

FREDERICK B.S., M.S., University of Nebraska, 1910,19x2.WEN= HOPMANN, JAMESRANSOMHOLBERT,B.S., M.S., Purdue University, 1915, 1919.

In Botany ATLEELAWRENCE A.B., North-Westem College, 1922.HAYENRICHTER,ORTONKIRKWOODSTARK,A.B., DePauw University, 1922.

In Chemistry &NEST FRANKLINFIOCK, B.S., M.S., 1923, 1924. ISAAC HAHNGODLOVE,B.S., A.M., Washington University, 1916 1915. FLOYDDAVIDHAG% B.S., M.S, 1922, 1924. JOSEPH ALLEN HARRIS, University of 1922, 1923.A.B., A.M., British Columbip,GLENSEFTONHIEUS, B.S., Miami University, 1919,A.M., Northwestern University,

1921,MS, 1924. WILW BULTMAN B.S., M.S., 1921,1923.HOLTON,F o ~ a ~ s rEVEREITKENDALL,B.S., M.S., 1921,1924. ROB ROYMCGUECOR, A.M., iMcMaster University, 1916, 1923.AB.,C a ROBERTNOLLER,B.S.,M.S., Washington Un*mrsity, 1922,1923. SHnIpnn VENPATESHPUNTAMBEKER,BS, MS.,1923, 1924 CHARLESWILLIAMRIPPIE,B.S., University of Michigan, 1919,M.S.,1925. JACOB SACKS,BS, M.S., University of Chicago, 1925 1924. NOSWANM c h S m , BS., M.S, Univusity of Albertn, 1918,1921. SEEEMAN Is- B.S., Pennsylvania State Col&ge, 1925 M.S, t923.STnrc~rrovse~, JOHN Blunsrt~wTAYLOR,B.S., M.S., 19251923. CYPSUANGEORGE A.B., St. Procopi~t Coll~ge,1917,A.M., 1922.TOMECKO,WILLIAMF w w TULCT, I*.BS., Oregon State Agricultural Colkge, 1922, M.S, hfUP?ANWA c.TUMXINMTTI, 1923, 1924.B.S., M.S.,


In Classics CHRIFPHER GEORGE A.B., Tri-State College, 1920, A.M, Colgate UniveF BROWAS,

sity, 1921.

In Economics HUGHMACKAYFLETCHER, Stm-A.B., University of British Columbia, 19x9, A.M.,

ford University, 1920. HORACE GRAY,B.S., M.S., 1922, 1923. MONTGOMERY C ~ R L E B A.B., A.M., University of Kansas, 1920, 1921. EARLLANDON, DAVIDPHILIPLOCKLIN,A.B., Middlebury College, 1920, A.M., Harvard University,

1922. PAUL CANADAY B.S.,M.S.,TAYLOR, 1920, 1923.

In Education OSCARFRIEWLINWEBER, B.S., M.S.,1922, 1923.

In Engineering LINTON ELIAS GRINTER, B.S., University of Kansas, 1923, MS., 1924.

In English JOSEPH BUNN HEIDLER, A.B., A.M., 1918, 192a. LENAJOSEPHINE MYERS, A.B., A.M., 1913, 1918.

In History JONATHAN TRUMAN A.B., Illinois College, 1911, A.M., University of Wis-DORRIS,

consin, 1918. C ~ R L E S A.B., A.M., WRIGHTFORNOFF, 1922, 1923. JOHN Lours MORRIS,A.B., University of Montana, 1922, A.M., 1924.

In Mathematics HAROLDWOOD BAILEY, B.S., Ottawa University, 1921, A.M., 1924. HAROLD 1924.LISLE BLACK, A.B., Albion College, 1923, A.M., NELSONBUSH C~NKWRIGHT, A.B., University of Kentucky, 1922, A.M., 1924. RALPHDOUGLASD~NER, B.S., University of Chicago, 1917, M.S., I ~ O . ROYFRENCHGRnsSSER, A.B., A.M., 1919, 1922. HEMPHILLMOFFEIT HOSFORD, A.B., Southern Methodist University, 1919, A M.,

1923.CLYDE MeRTIMER HUBER, A.B., Pennsylvania State College, 1922, A.M., 1924. FRANCISEDCARJOHNSTON, A.B., George Washington University, 1921, A.M., 1923. GUY STEVENSON, A.B., Georgetown College, 1921, A.M., 1923.

In Physics PIERCEWADDELLKETCHUM,B.S.,University of Utah, 1922, M.S., 1923. F b w m MIL.TONLTITLE,B.S.,M.S., University of Washington, 1918, 1922. FAYb I W N N U L ~B.S., M.S., 1923, 1924. WILLIAMHOWARDSANDERS, A.B., A.M., 1920, 1922. CLIFFORD WALL, A.B., MS, 1 9 2 , 1923.NATHAN WILLIAMMORR~SYOUNG, B.S., M.S., 1921, 1922.

In Political Science WILLIAMCORNELL A.B, James MillifEin Unimsity, 1916,A.M.,1922.CA-,

In Psychology WILLIAMH s m MIYX~ELL,A.B., Western Maryland Coilcge, I- B.D., West-

minster Theulogical Seminary, 1915 A.M., Hzrvard University, 1914.

In Romance Languagee ORULNA P A U L ~ E A&,PXERSON, Transybanb Cobge, 1914. A.M, University of

chicpgo, 1922.

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 629

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Degree of Bachelor of Science

Conferred June XI, 1926,in Chicago ABEh s ~ O N W N WRIGHTROWEADAMS KENNINC ANDERSONMEREDITH JACOBMORRISARONSON CLARENCEE BENSEMA ARTHURRUSSELLBRANDENBERGER BENJAMINDAVIS BRAUNSTEIN ALLENMAXWELLBRUNER HYMENJACK BURSTEIN PAULVINCENTC-LLI, JR. ANSONLUMANCLARK,M.E. KENNETH COOK,A.B., M.S.,GEORGE

with honors CARLOS c CRAIG FRED DANZIGER GEORGE DETRANA,EDWARD with honors RALPHMICHEALDI COSOLA EDWINWALDAMAREDAHL ROWLAND EKSTRANDMAGNUS BURTONALBERTFINNE FRED GITTLESTEIN MICHAELGREENFIELD JACK GREZNWALD PAULEDWARDHALEY FREDERICKE HASKINS IDAHEISSIG HAROLD HILLHERRIN JOHN GEORGE with honorsHILLEBRAND,THOMASJACKSON FRANKDOUGLAS JR.JACOBS,WALTERFRANKLYNJAMES EDWARD JossFRANCIS JOSEPH HYNEKJUST

Certificate SOLMARVINELS SON, B.S. HARRYh o AMFSBURY,B.S. LEOEISLERAMTMAN,B.S. BURTON BANCROFC,RICHARD B.S. HUSTONJ BANTON,BS. ALBERTCARLOSBARBER, B.S. CECIL FREDERICK BAREIER,B.S. HUBERTHUGH BEGUESSE, B.S. JOHN THEODOES B.S.BELTING,WILLIAMHAROLD B.S.BENNETT,CLINTON B.S.A BENZIE, JAMES BERM- Ph.G., BS. BERARDI,THEODORE BS.B BEPNSTBIN, CARYLE BOHNER,BERNARD B.S. MiLToN GEORGE B.S.BOHROD, JOSEPH THOMASBOLOTIN HUGH GINTHER BRIDEGROOM, B.S. RAYMONDCALVINBROW JOHN WILIJW BULL, B.S.

HWBERTJ o m KXRCHNEP WILLIAMHOWARDKNVDSON ROLLINH. LESTER HERMANLEVIN MAURICELEVIN HOWARDJACK LEVIRE MINNALIBMAN,A.B. ROBERTHANAWALT B.S.MCCRACKIN,PAUL HOWARD MCDANIEL ISADORE MALLIN HERSHELMEYER HAROLD MONTGOUERYMORTIMRR ELUNUELPADNOS NELLTREVAPATTENGALE DWIGHTPENCE KENNETH PETRINORMAN C L O ~ PUCE, B.S. GLENNRAYUONDRAY WALTER ~ HJACOB C JACOB EDCARREISCH CYRIL BROWN RITCHIE,with honors VERNWILLIAMRITTSR CARLOSALVADORESCUDERI ISADOREM SSAPIRO DANIELANDEBSEN SIMMONS ARCHE SPELUAN LELAND STILWELL,MANFORD A.B. CHARLES SUMMERSRAYMOND HENNING SWENSON,MELVILLE B.S. JAMES SKERWOODTAYLOR SOLMORTONWEINSTEIN LAWRENCE WHITTAKER,FORREST B.S. LYLEJOSEPH WILLIS

in Medicine NORUANCHARLESBULLOCK, B.S. MELTONBVRDETTBURNS, B.S. MACKCLELLAND B.S.CAXAN,CLAIREEUGENECARR,B.S. HAROLD C A ~ D Y ,BERNARD B.S. NELSONHOLE CHESNVT, B.S. JOSEPH CASIMERCIESLA, B.S. HAROLDJWES COLLINS,B.S. ETHELBERT Cox, B.S. FITZ-RANDOLPH JOE P CLUTREE, B.S. CHESTER h0C R U N BERNHARDJOHANNES CWNWELL,JR.,

A.B., B.S. PERCY DLLANO, BS. JOSEPH NICHOLAS DEMETROPULOSDEMETRIUS RALPXMICREALDI COSOLA H MANNING A.B., BS. E L L I ~ ,PAULHENRYEMLINGER, A.B., B.S. JOHN ED WAR^ EUBANKS,B.S.


h N B T EWEXT, BS. MANLEYFORDINGFELLOWS,3.S. CLARENCE FUCK, B.S.ELBERT CARL HERMAN B.S.GELLENTHEIN,EMILIAJOSEPHINE GIRYOTAS, A.B, B.S. STANLEYJOSEPHGIRYOTAS,B.S. MAX RUSSELL GREENLEE,A.B. I s m = HAWEXIN,B.S. MATTHEWJAMESHANTOVEI H ~ U YCUY Hums, B.S. Perer NICHOLAS B.S.&ms,C A ~ LADELHEDBERG,B.S. GIFPORDHAROLDHENRY, B.S. CHARLESWILLIAMHERMAN,B.S. SAMUELJULUN HOFFMAN,B.S.FRANKEDWAEDHawar, B.S. ROGERWoicorr HUBBARD, B.S. MAXIGLOWIIZ,B.S. LAWRENCE B.S.FRANCISISENHMT,THOMAS B.S.JACKSON,WALTERFRANKLYNJAMES CLARENCE B.S.Aucusn~usJOHNSON, JOHANNES JURGENSJOHN JENNIE KANTOR,B.S. JEMY JOSEPH KEARNS RAYMONDWILLIAM KELSO DONALDWILLIAMKILLINCEP,B.S. ELMERGEORGE B.S.KOEHLE~,LEONARDAVII KRATZ, B.S. ROBERTKnoma, B.S. PHILIPMONTGOMERYLAW NATHANKern L m , B.S. SEYMOUR LEEROWLAND ROLLINh o ~ nLESTEX f i u l u c ~ LEVIN SAMUELh m u a LEVIN JACOB LEVY ALBERTBELLACXLIBWANN,B.S. BEN LIEBERMAN, B.S. JACOB AARONLIFSHIN,B.S. PAULHow- MCDANIEL ELBRIDGEALBERTMCINTYRE,BS. DANIEL RICHARD MCLEAN REUBENMARS, B.S. ALEXGEORGE B.S.MARSHALL,

HYNENM MASSEL, B.S. j o s e p a JACOB MUOCK TIMOTHYFMNC~S JR., B.S.MULLEN,SAMUELBENNETNELSON,B.S. WILFREDJONATHANNOWLIN,B.S. BEN KING PAE- A.B., B.S. SAMUEL~ L U S E ,B.S. LEONGEORGEPERTZOFF MICHAELZALYAN B.S.PINROW, Mlur LOVISPOLSE,A.B., B.S. ELZACML P O R ~ R ,B.S. EDWARD B.S.FALKPOSER,L o u CROMWELLPUMPHREY SIDNEY RAYMOND,WALLACE B.S. RUSSELLLINDSAYROBERTSON LEON EDWARD A.B.ROBINSON,MAURICEALEXANDERROE, B.S. EUGENE RIXJNEYJOHN ROBERTROSENBERG,B.S. ABRAHAMIRVING ROSENBLUM, B.S. ANTHONY B.S.FRANK RUFFOLO, BRUCEIVANRYDER,B.S. JAMES DAVID SARVEN, A.B., B.S. JOSEPH MICHAELSCIIIAVONE ELIZABETHHELENESCHIRMER,B.S. MAX JOSEPH S C H W A R ~ REUBENSEID SAMUELGERO SEINFELD BRYANTRICHARD B.S.SELDEN,FRANKROBERTSENDER RICHARD c SHURTZ, B.S. LUCILLEHAMMELSNOW CHARLESGILBERTSTOLL,B.S. SAMUELJOHN SULLIVAN, B.S. LARSWALDORF B.S.SWIIZER,EUGENEEMERSON B.S.TAYLOR, JOHN FRANCISTEN-, B.S. GILBERTBERNARDTEPPER, B.S. CLARA DEBORAH TIGAY, A.B. GROVER A.B.TRACY,EDWARDCLAUDETURNEX,A.B. Cmnms VAN EPPS WAGWNER, A.B.,

B.S.MAXEDWARDWIESE

COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Degree of Bachelor of Science

Conferred June 11, 1926,in Chicago CMU EDWIN3RASMEn THEOWWE SaiwmzGODFFUED SZOANFRANKLIA CHARLES SRELLOWH~nccocr IXVING PHILLIPJOHX K m m x l s u

Degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery Conferred June 11, 1926,in Chicago

H-Y F w a s ANDXEE BOLOTNYSopxu NEMIXOVSKY FRANXW.BENBOW DMIELP A ~ C KCAVANAIJGH

19261

Lovnwa WALLACE&EK WILLIAMB. DOWNS THOMAS ELDERCROSWELL WILLIS GENE EWELL LEO h'dLIE (hSS0MH. ARNOLDGRUBMAN H. W. RUDOLPH HINRICHS ALBERT WAYNE HOUGSXTON RICHARDALVINJSNIZSCH EVA SHAPIRO KAR HANNAHKAR

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

MOLLIEKATZ PHILIPJOHN KXRSTEN WALTERCARL LADWIG, A.B. SAUL LEVY, B.S. GEORGEEwuo NASELLI LAWRENCEW. Nm~it GUSTAVER SCHMITT THEODOREGODWEDSCHWARZ DONALD SMITHWILLIAM KAY LEE THOMPSON,JR. CLARENCE TornJOSEPH

SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Degree of Graduate in Pharmacy Conferred June 11, 1926,in Chicago

CHARLESWENDELLALDRICH RALPH EDWIN ANDERSON EDWARDARONOFSKY WALTEREDWARDBARNES,JR. JOSEPHINE ANNABARNETT CHARLES BASHAWW I L B ~ CHARLESGEORGEBASKES PAULBRIAN BASS JAMES OLGENBASTA EDWINFERDINANDBAUMRUCSER ALFREDFREDERICKBELZ ARCHIELours BERMAN, with honors MAURICEBERNSTEIN LUCIANSCOTT BERRY CONRAD BRIELGEORGE DAVIDJEROME BRODY EDWARD BROWNFREDERICK HARRY BURKELEROY JERRY JOSEPH CERNY LLOYD EDWIN CHAMBERLIN LEO MILTON CHESSEN CUTHBERT CHOISSEUWELCOME WILLIAMCODY JOEIN DONALDCOOPER CATHERKNEMARIECUPBAXU DORA NOAH DACOSTA EDWIN GEORGE DAN~ELS STUARTMARTINDRISS O m MARGUERITEDUFF STEVENDVLU IRWINARNOLDDUSKIM ARTHUR MARSHALLh~ WALTERALEXAND=E L L I ~ JULIUS N LIVINGSTONEPSTEIN FREDGEORGEFACTOR HUGH WILSON FELKER AXMONDTHOMASFosm SIDNEYU FRAZIN LESTPXJOHN FROHS HENRY FUCHS JOSEPH VINCEEITGADZINSKIWALTER GI=EDWAXD

SATURNINO GIUDICIPAUL ROYANTHONYGOHR JULIAN HAROLDGOLDSMITH ARTHURA GOWSTEIN ROMANMATHEWGONIA EDWARD GORCHOWWILLIAM HATTIETHERESIAGORECKI MONTE GREENGARD DANNIEGREENSLET JOHN JOSEPH HAAS HARRYHALPERIN THOMAS HAMILLWESLEY NELSTHEODOREHANSON JOSEPH KENNETHHELLMUTII RUTH WILMA HERDLICKA MANDELHERMAN THOMAS HrcnsHARVEY AD BROWN HINTON HENRYISADOREHOFFMAN LEO HONOROFF ABE HORWX-IZ AGNESALVINAHUNKLER MALCOLMLEROY HURLESS CLARENCE HUTCHISONEDWARD ISRAEL HYMANIRVING HARRYMARTINISENBERG ROY LEWIS JABUSCH NORMANKEITHJACKSON CHARLESJACOBSON VICTQRHERBERTJACOBSON ADAMMARTINJANKOWSKI CHESTERANTUNJARECKI MILTONBTJB.DELLJOHNSON GEORGEIGNATIUSKASPAR T~EOPHILE KEMPAALBERT EMANWEL KESERTMARVIN ELIZABETHMARIEKIERADLO HARUYARTHUR KLEIN SIDNEYKLEIN MARIANALBERTKLOS ERVINWILLIAMKOCI FRANKJAMES KOHOUT


ARTHURHENRYKOLB JERRY JAMESK o s l o ~ ~ a SOLOMONKozlov JOSE~H AM KOZLOWSKX FREDERICK bussEMANUEL JOSEPH IMASAL K a r ~ s l r ~ EBNESTGEORGELAMBESTS RALPHHERUANLANGE ROLANDPAULLABSEN SAM LASINSKY EARLHOWARDLAVENDERABELEVIN JOSEPH ANTBONY LEWICKI MARSHALL LIGHTFOOTJAMES EDMUNDJOHN LINOWIECKI EUGENE LIPOWGEORGE Moms LUKINSKY GUY GORDONMCCANDLISH JOHN EDWARDMCCANN WxLsun M MCKINLEY WARDHAINLINEMcMAsmns SAMMARAM FMNKALBERTMAREK JOEN STEPHENM A R ~ N FLOYD MATHEWSFRANCIS JOHN WALTERMEARA GEORGEADAM MEYER HOWARDDeLoss MILLER JACX MISHLOVE LADISLAUS MISIORAALOYSIUS SAMUELHENRYMITLINPETERNICHOLASMLOTKOWSKICHARLES MoonER~YMOND ORVILLEDALE MORSE THEODOREMUELLER KNUTEM o m NELSON BARNEYNEWMAN CHESTER%WARD NIESPODZIANY SAMUELNOSKIN CECILFRKTCJ~EOAKLEY HENRYWILLIAMOBARTUCH JOSEPH EDWINO'CONNOR HERMAN LOUIS OLWO CARLALBERTOrro cBESTl2. LOUIS PETER6 CHARLESFRANKPLHAK MAURICEPOTKIN HAaoLn PRICE ADOLPHEDWARDPROWZA GEORGEJERRY PUDIL

HARRYBARNETRAPHAEL JACK IWRE Renn~n D A V ~RICE LEORIPAS THERESA ROMAXOULDREDHnan~ROTH LESLIEHENRYRWECKSRT LOUIS HERMAN SACHS PAULSAMUELSANG,with hoMrs HOSEA GEORGE SAWYER ANDREW SCH-CHARLES ARTHUR VICTOR SCHMID ALFRE~ SCHMIITWILLIAMHARRY Sctrw~nlzMILTON HAROLDKENTSEANEY EDWARD SEIDMOXU&GAR JOHN FRANCISSEWARD AMELIAKATHERINESHARKEY HERMANWASISWORTHSHAW BERNARD SHEEHANPATRICK HAZELIRENESHELTON OTHo CARL SHERRICK FRANK SHIMKUSAMISROSE BENJAMINSHULMAN JULIUS SILBERMAN MAURICESAMUELSINGER LEROY SMITE ROMANPeTEa SROCZYNSEK PAULS STEINBERG FRED CHARLES STRAKA ALBERTSTANLEYSWIENTQNCLIFPORTJJOHNTHIEL ARNOLDALBERTTEOMPSON WILLIAM UEBERJAY CECIL Ross VEATCH PAULFRANCISVOLPE SAMUEL JR.VRABLIK,MAX M WARSAW GLENNTHOMASWATTLES W R WAXLER, JR. ARTHUROrro WE-WILFREDCECILWHITE MELVINWILLMU WILL OWEN WILUAMS HARRY WITKIN JuiIus SEYMOUR WOLPP MORRISWOLFSON FRANK LEONARDZAUCHA REUBENZEITLIN ROSCOE ZIPSEFRANKLIN

Certificate iin Pharmacy WILLIAMFMNCXS &RRELLI ALICETRUEHALLER EUGENKNATHANCOEEIU ETHELLILL~ANHERD^ HOWARDCOVINSKY BARLOWWESSLEYHILL MURRAYSAYLEDUMONT KENMOREHoos JOSEPH ANDREWFOIWUCE ALEXANDERHwm CECELIAWANDAFUBXMIAK LEON ALAN h L A N GEORGEFKEDGEEDUNG JOHNKEPPL

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DAVIDMAXLnnnas REUBENMAXR e r n ~ ~ WILLIAM M m A n DAVIDJEROME RXBACK USEANOscm OAKDALE Moms RICE HERMAN IMY OBesuUN BENJAMIN SCHULTZIRVING HAROLD PALES JACK J WEISSMAN LILLUIUELIZABETH TREOWR WOLPPPICKER GUSTAVE DAVIDRADNER JOHN B WOTELL,JR.ISADORE Howiran &FP BOEUMILZEMAN

APPOINTMENT O F ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M . T. HERRICK

(4) I recommend that Marvin Theodore Herrick be appointed Assistant Professor of English, on twwthirds time for one year from September I, 1926, at a salary of SZOOO.

On motion of Mr. Wham, this appointment was made. APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT PROFESSOR W. P. SANDFORD

(5) I recommend that William Phillips Sandford be appointed Assistant Professor of English, in charge of the courses in Public Speaking, for one year from Septem- ber I, 1926,a t a salary of $3500.

On motion of Mrs. Grigsby, this appointment was made. APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT PROFESSOR C. L. FINNEY

(6) . I recommend that Claude Lee Finney be appointed Assistant Professor of En&& for one year from September I, 1926, a t a salary of $3000.

On motion of Dr. Noble, this appointment was made. APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT PROFESSOR H. A. SINGER

(7) I recommend that Dr. Harry Albert Singer be appointed Assistant Professor of Medicine on three-fourths time at a salary of $1800 a year for three months be-ginning June I, 1926. Dr. Singer will also be included in the budget for appointment for one year beginning September I, 1926,a t the same salary.

On motion of Dr. Noble, this appointment was made. PLYM FOREIGN SCHOLARSHIP IN ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING

(8) The Plym Foreign Scholarship Committee and the Dean of the College of Engi-neering recommend that Mr. Keith Graham Reeve be awarded the third PlymForeign Scholarship in Architectural Engineering.

I concur in this recommendatiun. On motion of Mr. Wham, this appointment was made.

PURCHASE OF LOT 29 IN COLLEGE PLACE

(9) The Comptroller reports that in accordance with the action of the Board on March 9, 1926,he has concluded the purchase of Lot 29 in College Place for the sum of $2700 and has deposited the papers with the Secretary.

This report was received for record. REPORT OF THEFTS IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL

HOSPITALS

(10) Mr. Wiltiam H. Browne, of the Collepe of Medicine, reports the loss of cer-tain equipment from the Research and Educational Hospitals by theft.

I have asked the Comptrdler to inquire into the matter of taking out burglary insutance on certain equipment in this building and ask authority to take out in- surance.

On motion of Dr. Noble, this matter was referred to the Presi- dent of the University with power to act.

634 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June JZ

AMENDMENTS TO RETIRING ALLOWANCE SYSTEM

( I I ) The follodng communication: I . Paragraph 3 provides “as to all members of the faculty, and educational, ad-

ministrative, and mechanical staff who ‘nave been in the service of the University of Illinois for fifteen or more years”-and so forth. The question is raised whether the fifteen years’ minimum period of service required to make a person of sixty-five eligible for retiring allowance must be continuous. My opinion is that the interests of the Cniversity, for which this system was established, will be best promoted byinterpreting the phrase to .mean “fifteen or more years, a t least the last ten of which shall have been continuous,” and I so recommend. I recommend that this interpretation apply to individuals going on retirement September I next.

2. The question is asked whether in computing the retiring allowance any re- gard shall be had for the fact that a person retiring on a professorship held for five years or more previous to retiring, may have held, for example, a deanship or other office with a higher salary than he has been receiving during the five years preceding retirement.

3. Paragraph 4 provides that all rights and claims of the staff under the retiring allowance system cease with the terminaticm of service “whether such termination is voluntary or otherwise.” Under this provision people on term appoint-ment might lose such claims as they had to a retiring allowance by the mere ex- piration of their term without action on their part or the part of the Board. I sugpt that there be added to paragraph 4 the following: “For purposes of this scheme of retiring allowances, members ci the faculty or staff employed in successive academic years or other term appointment shall be held to be in continuous employment even though their cash compensation is paid in or for less than twelve months of any academic year.”

4. Paragraph 3- (b ) .provides that “upon retirement there shall be paid to the member retiring, during his life, an amount equal to 25% of the average cash por-tion of compensation which has been paid to him during the last five years prior to retirement”-and so forth, I recommend that the following Sentences be added to this paragraph a t the end: “In case a member of the staff retired under these rules has been on leave of absence on half pay under the University regulations in any one of the five years preceding his retirement or part of any one of said five years the full salary rate for the year of absence shall be taken in computing the average of the cash compensation of the five years on the basis of which the allowance is determined. In the casc of a member who has been absent in any one of the five years preceding retirement, or part of any one of said five years, without salary, absence having been with the approval of the Board of Trustees, the salary received for the year preceding the year of absence shall be the amount used for the cash compensation in the year of absence for the purpose of computing the average cash compensation for five years.”

On motion of DF. Noble, these matters were referred to the Finance Committee for consideration and report on Monday.

NEEDS OF THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

( 1 2 ) A request that Dean Davis be heard on the budgetary needs of the College of Medicine for the next biennium.

This request was granted, and Dean Davis was heard. AMENDMENT TO SCHOLARSHIP REGULATIONS

( 1 3 ) I recommend that the President of the University be author‘md to extend the period of any undergraduate scholarship established by the Board so that it may run for a maximum of six years when extension is requested on the ground either of absence to earn money to meet the expenses of schooling, as now; or of serious ill-ness necessitating the absence of the scholarship h d d e r 4 h e term “serious illness” being interpreted to mean such illness as incapacitates the individual concerned for

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a period long enough to make it impossible for him to finish the work of a t least the semester in which he becomes ill, provided that the individual concerned shall return to his work at the Univerkty as soon as health permits.

On motion of Mrs. Ickes, this amendment was adopted. REPORT OF PROGRESS ON THE NUTRITION INVESTIGATION

(14) Following action taken by the Board at the February meeting, two meetings of the Nutrition Commission have been held-March 13 and April ID-to consider the publication of Volume I1 and the Summary giving the conclusions of the Commission.

The Commission strongly recommends that Volume IT of the Report be pub-lished in full as edited by Dr. MacNeal in order to mmplete satisfactorily the publication of the records of the investigation as originally planned. The Commission has not yet decided whether to recommend the publication of a Volume VI, a pam- phlet giving the Conclusions of the Commission.

This report was received for record. PETITION FOR A JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN CONNECTION WITH

THE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

( I S ) A petition has been submitted to me, signed by thirty-eight citizens of Ur-bana who are parents of children eligible for enrollment in a junior high school in September, asKing that the University open and maintain a junior high school in connection with the University High School. I recommend that the petitioners be informed that the Board dges not see its way clear to comply with their request.

On motion of Dr. Noble, this recommendation was concurred in. GIFT OF MANUSCRIPT RECORDS FROM COLONEL NODINE

POST, G. A. R.

(16) Mr. Walter Price, Adjutant General of the Colonel Nodine Post, No. 140,G. A. R., Department of Illinois, has presented the University with sir volumes of the manuscript records of the Post. I have accepted this gift under the rules of the Board.

This report was received for record. RECOMMENDATION CONCERNING RETIREMENTS

(17) Under the rules of your Board concerning retiring allowances the following members of the staff are due for retirement beginning Septeniber I next:

HERBERT Professor of ClassicsJ. BARTON C. S. CRANDALL Professor of Horticulture JULIUS G ~ ~ B E L Professor of German 0. A. HARKER Professor of Law and Legal Counsel H. A. HOLLXSTER Professor of Education and High School Visitor W. A. NOYES Professor of ChemistryS. W. PARR Professor of ChemistryFRANK Professor of ZoologySMITH A. N. TAW Professor of Municipal and Sanitary Engineering.

in .charge of Theoretical and Applied Mech- anics

WILLIAMTRELEASE Professor of BotanyC.A. DUNSETH Carpenter, Physical Plant F. ~ T H O R N ~ Carpenter, Physical Plant Mrs.FRANCES Domestic, Physical Plant MCCLWGE~ J. F. PURKINS Laborer, Physical Plant W. J. ENCLE Herdsman, Animal Husbandry W. A. MCINTIRE Clerk, Agronomy


Of the above, Professors Barton, Goebel, Noyes, Talbot, Hollister, Mr. W. A. McIntire and Mr. C. A. Dunseth have intimated a desire to continue a t least another year in their present work. After the best consideration I can give the matter, I am of the opinion that the best interests of the University require the retirement of all in the list who have reached the age of Sixtyeight whose princi- pal work, or a large part of it, is teaching. Therefore, I am not able to acquiesce in the requests by those in such positions.

I recommend that Professor H. A. Hdlister be continued one year more as High S b l Visitor. My reason for recommending his request to you is that I feel the need of his srvices for one year more to carry through to compktion the ex-periment of cooperative high school inspection which we have been making for the past two or three years with the Superintendent of Public Instruction. I feel the need of at least one more year’s trial of this experiment before concluding what to recommend to your Board as our policy in the matter. To turn the work over to a new man before the experiment is conduded would vitiate the experiment.

The continuance of Mr. C. A. Dunseth is recommended by Professor White. He states that Mr. Dunseth is in good physical health and rendering full and loyal service to the University in the Physical Plant division, Mr. Dunseth being a carpenter.

I concur in Professor White’s recommendation. Mr. W. A. McIntire is a clerk in Agronomy whose duty is to keep the records

of the weather service. He is entirely competent to continue this work for another year and I recommend his continuance.

With reference to Professor Goebel and Professor Barton certain questions have been raised which go to the policy which your Board wishes to follow in the interpretation of the provisions of the retiring allowance scheme. In the case of Pro-fessor &be!, moreover, the question is raised whether in the past few years he has been treated fairly in the matter of salary and whether his retiring allowance, therefore, is as large as it should be. I recommend that your Board appoint a com-mittee to inquire into the vc-hole matter, to determine whether there is any ground for thinking that a mistake has been made in this case, and if so,what means your Board will adopt to repair it. 1 would recommend also that this committee consider the question raised in Professor Barton’s case.

I would call your attention especially also to the case of Andrew Tornquist. Mr. Tornquist has been in the service of the University a total of eighteen years, eight and two-thirds months. The longest period of continuous service, however, is from September I, 1908, t o October I, 1917, a period of nine years, one month. Mr. Tornquist then left the University service for a period of seven months, re-entering it May I , 1918, and continuing until now. It should be added that from May I, 1918,to February I, 1919,he was employed in the School of Military Aero- nautics. I include this work as University service.

On motion of Mr. Armstrong, Professor Hollister was continued for one year from September I, 1926, as High School Visitor.

On motion of Mrs. Ickes, Mr. C. A. Dunseth was continued for one year from September I, 1926,as carpenter.

On motion of Mr. Wham, Mr. W. A. McIntire was continued for one year from September I , 1926,as clerk in agronomy.

On motion of Dr. Noble, the President of the Board was directed to appoint a special committee to inquire into the amounts of the retiring allowances for Professor H. J. Barton, Professor Julius Goebel,and Professor 0.A. Harker. President Trees appointed Mr. Wham, Dr, Noble, and Mrs. Evans to serve on this committee.

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DEATH BENEFIT FOR ERIC FROBERG (18) Mr. Eric Froberg, Head Janitor a t the College of Medicine, died May 16. He had been in the service of the University for seventeen years, and had designated as his beneficiary under our rules Mrs. Ethel Englejohn. I recommend that an appropriation of $750 be made from the Reserve and Contingent fund and that the Comptroller be authorized to pay this amount to Mrs. Englejohn.

This recommendation was approved and the appropriation was made by the following vote: Aye, Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Barr, Mrs. Busey, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Grigsby, Mrs. Ickes, Mr. Noble, Mr. Trees, Mr. Wham; no, none; absent, Mr. Blair, Mr. Small.

IN MEMORY OF CAPTAIN JOHN R. TREVETT Mrs. Busey presented the following resolutions, which were unani- mously adopted.

WHEREAS,In the death today of Captain John R. Trevett, a member of the Board of Trustees from 1913 to 1919, the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois has lost an honored former member and friend, and

WHEREAS,His sudden death has come as a shock to his former associates and has deprived them and the University of one of their friends, be it

Resolved, That the Board hereby expresses to his family its heartfelt sympathy in the loss of their husband and father, and that this testimony of its appreciation and sorrow be spread upon the minutes, and a copy sent to the surviving members of his family.

MARYE. BUSEY W. L. NOBLE FREDL. WHAM

Committee CHANGE IN NAME OF FORMER COMMERCE BUILDING

(19) I recommend that the name of Administration Building be applied to the double building formerly known as Administration Building on the Wright Street side and Commerce Building on the campus side.

On motion of Mr. Barr, this recommendation was adopted. COMPTROLLER’S REPORT OF CONTRACTS

(20) The Comptroller’s report of contracts executed by him during the month of Mav. and of Durchase orders in excess of $1000.., CONTRACTSEXECUTED BY T H E COMPTROLLER

MAY 12 TO JUNE 7 , 1926. . .

Miscellaneous contract executed under general regulations: Name Anrouxt Date Item

Commonwealth Edison Various rates May 3, 1926 Appliiation for services Company at 721 h t h Wood

Street, ch;cppo, Illinois Lease contract executed per action of Board of Trustees, April 141926 (page 561) :

Lease fram Property Rental Date Tennre C. H. Morrison 33.78 acres of $5 per acre May 24 I@ Indefinite from

land adjacent to March I, 1926 Win Soil E-6-ment Field, Win,Illinois


PURCHASE ORDERS ISSUED Dumw MAY, 1926,AMOUNTING TO Sraoo OR MORE

Date Amount Department Firm Description Procedure 5-27-26 $1483.74 Physical Plant Green Engi- Repair parts Quoted Price

neering Corn- for stoker p a w

H. M. EDWARDS Purchasing Agent

This report was received for record. MANAGERS OF CARTER-PENNELL FARMS

(21 ) The contracts with h4r. Leslie H. Irwin and Claude McDonald as managers of the Carter-Pennell farms, duly executed by both parties.

This report was received for record. CONTRACT FOR BUtLDlNG RADIO STATION

( 2 2 ) I submit the following letter from the Supervising Architect: 256 Administration June 7, 1926

President David Kinley, 355 Admiiiistration Buildiiig DEARPRESIDENTKINLEY:

In accordance with the general authorization to proceed with the Radio Build- ing which was given by the Board a t its last meeting, the general contract has been awarded to Mr. Charles F. Asman of Champaign, for $10,276;and the heating contract has been awarded to the Reliable Plumbing & Heating Company for the sum Of &42,70.

I have already sent you the list of bids on the general contract. Owing to the fact that the plumbers and steamfitters were on a strike at the

time we took the general bids, we received only two bids on the heating work, which were as follows:

Contractor Bidding Bid Deduction Net Bid Reliable Plumbing & Heating Company S L S Q $617.30 $ 942.70 Johnson Brothers 1,755 560.00 19195.00

Yours truly, JAMES M. WHITE

Slcpervbing Architect This report was received for record.

C. P. A. CERTIFICATES (23) I recommend that the C. P. A. certificate be awarded to the candidates who have passed the C. P.A. examination held in May, 1926,and whoee names appear below:

HAIU~YL. APPLEMAN JAMES BECKPARICER ALBERTC. BSCHEL RUTHDOROTHYPEABODY HOWARDWOODMAN EARL PENCEB~RDNER CLARENCE HUGHCONWAYBROWNING MARKH. SCHUOEDER LEONJOSEPH BUSBY ISAmWtE 1. SHAPIW IRVINELBERTCOOPER DAVIDW x SEAXER HARRY IRVING h B I N JACKSON WYMANSMART RAYMOND G~os AYRESSNYDEXEUGENE DONALD SAWEL' R O B ~ TGOLDBERG ISADORESTJZIN R D ~ NM. &CKFP M ~ I A LOUZSE SIP MWIS LEVINSKY FREDERICKROYTEMPLE Mns. ~ N MACKbar, L.VAWYE HOKER ROY&WARD MAYES M. WALSHFRANK BERNARD ERIC Lours WHEELERMEYEB GEORGEALBERTNEFF


On motion of Mrs. Evans, these certificates were awarded. CHANGE IN REQUIREMENT IN THE CURRICULUM

IN THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC

(24) On request of the faculty of the School of Music, the Senate recommends that the eight hours of English or American Literature required of third year students be changed to three hours of English or American Literature, the remaining five hours to be selected from any non-technical subjects including literature.

On motion of Mrs. Grigsby, this recommendation was approved. COOPERATIVE INVESTIGATIONS IN ENGINEERING

EXPERIMENT STATION

( 2 5 ) The following letter from Dean Ketchum: 304 Engineering Hall June 8, 1926

President David Kinky, 355 Administration BuildingDEAR PRESIDENT KINLEY:

The Utilities Research Committee (representing the Commonwealth Edison Company, the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company, Public Service Company of Northern Illinois, Middle West Utilities Company, Chicago Rapid Transit Company, and Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad Company), has made the fol-lowing appropriations for the two-year period covering June I, 1926, to May 31, 1928:

Investigation of boiler feed water treatment.. ................$6,joo Investigation of refractories.. ............................... 7,500Investigation of ageing of porcelain. ......................... 7-500 Investigation of car axle failures ............................ 6,500Investigation of impact in steel structures. ................... 9,000Investigation of methods of testing high-voltage cables. ....... 3,000

$40,000 These amounts are to cover a tweyear period, although it is probable in some

cases that the work will have been completed and the expenditures made in less time. It will be entirely agreeable to the Utilities Research Committee to have the agreement between the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois and the Utilities Research Committee, dated May 22, 1924, extended by an interchange of letters in which the new subjects and appropriations are substituted for those mentioned in the original agreement.

I wish to recommend that the above appropriations be accepted and authority be given to complete the details of the agreement as above outlined.

Very truly yours, M.S. KETCHUM

I recommend that these funds be accepted and that authority be granted to extend the agreement referred to.

On motion of Mr. Armstrong, these recommendations were approved.

ADDITIONAL GIFT FROM CHEMICAL FOUNDATION

(26) I report for record the receipt of an additional gift of f i r m from the Chem- ical Foundation for sewage research. This gift is given under the same conditions as the original grant of $ 1 ~ 0 0 received in April and reported to the Board on May 16, 1925.

This report was received for record.

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REQUEST FOR COMPENSATION FOR ACCIDENT TO STUDENT

(27) A young woman student in one of the athletic classes, Miss Rosemary Hun- tmn, w a s injured by having another student fall on her face. Her father asks the University to pay a doctor's bill of $52.

On motion of Mr. Wham, the President of the University was directed to inform Mr. Huntoon that the University has no liability in such cases.

TUTORING OF STUDENTS ( 2 8 ) I recommend that the following regulation be referred to the Committee on Instruction:

No member of the staff of the University may tutor for money any Univer- sity students in any work they are carrying as students of the University.

On motion of Mr. Armstrong, this matter was referred to the Committee on Instruction for consideration and report.

At this point, Mrs. Busey withdrew. ELECTRIC WIRING FOR ARMORY ADDITION

(29) A recommendation that Professor White's recommendation in the following letter be adopted.

256 Administration Building June 12, 1926

PresLIent David Kinley, 355 Administration BuildingDEARPRESIDENTKINLEY:

Bids =re opened a t z:oo p. m. today in this office on the electric wiring for the Armory Addition and the following bids were received:

Marrs-Tanner Electric Company (Dandle) ................$ 8,650 Koeneman Electric Company jS t . Louis). .................. 9,023F. E. Newbery Electric Company (St. Louis). ............... 9,990 Hughes-Krabbe (Champaign) ............................. I 1,829

I recommend that the coptract be awarded to the Marrs-TannePElectric Company on the basis of the I& bid.

Yours truly, JAMES M.WHITE

SuperUiJing Architect

On motion of Dr. Noble, the contract for electrical wiring in the addition to the Armory was awarded to the Marrs-Tanner Company, the low bidders.'

PLUMBERS FOR ARMORY ADDITION

(30) A recommendation from Professor White that the contract for plumbing in the addition to the Armory be awarded to Walsh & Slattery, the low bidders.

Walsh & Slattery (Peoria). .............................. .$12,3m Carson-Payson Company (Dandle) ........................ 15,170 Doolqr gL Bruninga (Peoria).............................. 17,373 Reliable Plumbing & Heating Company (Champaign). ....... 19,665

On motion of Mrs. Evans, this award was made.


HEATING EQUIPMENT FOR ARMORY ADDITION ( 3 1 ) A recommendation from Professor White that the contract for heating equip-ment in theaddition to the Armory be awarded to the Eichler Heating Company, the low bidders.

Eichler Heating Company (St. Louis). ..................... .$Is,o67 Hayes Brothers (Indianapolis) ............................. 15,747 Reliable Plumbing & Heating Company (Champaign). ....... 16,150Carson-Payson Company (Danville) ........................ 16,560 Walsh & Slattery (Peoria) ................................ 17,190Mehring & Hanson Company (Chicago) .................... 19,000

On motion of Mr. Wham, this award was made. ELECTRIC WIRING IN LIBRARY STACK ROOM

(32) A recommendation from Professor White that the contract for electric wiring in the Library Stack room be awarded to the Marrs-Tanner Electric Company, the low bidders.

Marrs-Tanner Electric Company (Danville) ................. $7,760 F. E.Newbery Electric Company (St. Louis). ................ 7,990Koeneman Electric Company (St. Louis) .................... 8,350 Hughes-Krabbe (Champaign) .............................. 9,957

On motion of Mrs. Grigsby, this award was made? HEATING EQUIPMENT FOR LIBRARY STACK ROOM

( 3 3 ) A recommendation from Professor White that the contract for heating equipment in the Library Stack rcom be awarded to the Reliable Plumbing & HeatingCompany, the low biddcrs.

Reliable Plumbing & Heating Company (Champaign). ........$4,293 Carson-Payson Company (Danville) ........................ 4,295 Eichler Heating Company (St. Louis)....................... 4,637 Walsh & Slattery (Peoria). ................................ 4,880 Hayes Brothers (Indianapolis). ............................. 4,997 Mehring & Hanson (Chicago). ............................. 7,780

OR motion of Dr. Noble, this award was made. BEQUEST FROM MISS JESSIE ESTEP

(34) A report on the proposed gift of $450 from the estate of Miss Jessie Estep, the income to be used for the repair and upkeep of the memorial clock of the class of 1878.

This report was received for record. INVESTMENT OF GREGORY FUND

(35) A statement concerning the investment of $1545of the Gregory Scholarship fund.

This matter was referred to the Finance Committee for consid-eration and report.

At this point, Mrs. Busey returned. PROCEDURE IN OPENtNG BID§

On motion of Mr. Barr, the manner of handling the opening of bids on work on University buildings was referred to the Finance Com-mittee for consideration and report.

6qz BOARD OF TRU6TEES [June 12

AUTOMWILE FOR AGRCULTURAL EXTENStON (36) Professor White recommends that

I. The University purchase a seven-passenger Nash sedan to take the place of the Nash touring car for use in Agricultural Extension, the new car to be used for extension and general University purposes.

2. Instead of turning in the old car, for which an allowance of $3~0would be made, it be transferred to the Physical Plant operating department,

I recommend that $1400be appropriated from agricultural funds and $950 from the Reserve and Contingent fund for this purchase, and that the old car be turned over to the Physical Plant department.

On motion of Mrs. Ickes, these recommendations were approved. The appropriation was made by the following vote: Aye, Mr. Arm-strong, Mr. Barr, Mrs. Busey, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Grigsby, Mrs. Ickes, hlr. Noble, Mr. Trees, M r . Wham; no, none; absent, Mr. Blair, Mr. Small.

BUDGETARY NEEDS OF THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

(37) A request that Dean Mumford be given a hearing on the budgetary needs of the College of Agriculture.

Dean Mumford addressed the Board concerning this matter. MRS. BUSEY TO REPRESENT BOARD AT FUNERAL

Mrs. Busey was designated to act as the representative of the Board at the funeral of Captain J. R.Trevett on Monday afternoon.

PRESIDENT KINLEY’S PORTRAIT

Mrs. Evans, for the special committee to secure an artist to paint a portrait of President Kinley, reported a recommendation that Mr. Paul Trebilcock be commissioned to paint a portrait of President Kinley.

This recommendation was adopted. The Board adjourned to meet at 3 : 3 0 p. m. on Monday, June

14,at the Urbana Country Club.

ADJOURNED SESSION, JUNE 14, 1926 When the Board convened a t the Urbana Country Club on Monday afternoon, June 14,1926, the same members were present as during the session of June 32.

President Kinley was present; also Mr. Lloyd Morey, Comp- troller.

AMENDMENT OF RULES ON RETIRlNG ALLOWANCES

Mr. Armstrong, for the Finance Committee, recommended that the rules on retiring allowances and death benefits be amended to be ef- fective at once, as recommended by the President of the University (see page 634) with the exception that the amendment to Paragraph 3 shall read “at least the last seven years of which shall have been con-tinuous.” The amended paragraphs read as follows:

3. As to all members of the faculty, and educational, administrative, and mechanical staff who have been in the service of the University of lllinois for fifteen or more years, a t least the last seven years of which shall have been Umtinuou8, and

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who shall be in the employment of, and active service for the University at the time for retirement as hereinafter provided, a part of the compensation for their services shall be paid in the value of retiring allowances to be provided or secured for, or paid to, them by the Board of Trustees, in the following amounts and under the following conditions, to-wit: . . . . . . .

(b) Upon retirement there shall be paid to the member retiring, during hi life, an amount equal to twenty-five per cent of the average cash portion of compensationwhich has been paid to him during the last five years prior to retirement, together with one per cent of such average amount additional for each year of his service a t the University of Illinois; the maximum payment, however, not to exceed one- half of such average amount. Provided, however, that no retiring allowance shall be paid in excess of $6,000 per year to a President of the University, 54,000 to a dean, and 53,000 to other members. In case a member of the staff retired under these rules has been on leave of absence on half pay under the University regulations in any one of the five years preceding h i retirement, or for part of any one of the five years, the full salary rate for the year of absence shall be taken in computing the average of the cash compensation of the five years on the basis of which the allowance is determined. In the case of a member who has been absent in any one of the five years, or part of any one of said five years, without salary, absence having been with the approval of the Board of Trustees, the salary received for the year preceding the year of absence shall be the amount used for the cash compensation in the year of absence for the purpose of computing the average cash compensation for the five years.. . . . . . . .

4. As the additional compensation in death benefits and retiring allowances herein provided is to be paid to =cure the stability and permanency of said faculty and staff; therefore, all rights and claims of any member of said faculty and staff in or to death and disability benefits and retiring allowances, are forfeited, and shall cease, with the termination of service of such member for the University, whether such termination is voluntary or otherwise. For the purposes of this scheme of retiring allowances, members of the faculty or staff employed in successive academic years or on other term appointment shall be held to be in continuous employment even though their cash compensation i s paid in or for less than twelve months of any academic year.

On motion of Dr. Noble, these amendments were approved and adopted.

Mr. Wham, for the committee to consider the amount of allow-ance for Professors Barton, Goebel, and Harker, announced that a report would be made a t the July meeting.

On motion of Mr. Barr, the recommendation of the President of the University that certain persons be retired on allowance as of Sep- tember I, 1926 (see page 635),was adopted.

REGULATION OF TUTORING Mrs. Grigsby, for the Committee on Instruction, announced that the Committee expected to make a report on the proposed regulation on tutoring a t the July meeting.

M A l T E R S PRESENTED BY PRESIDENT KINLEY The Board considered the following matters presented by the Pres- ident of the University.

APPOINTMENT OF MRS. ETHEL C. WATERBURY ( I ) A recommmdation that Mrs. Ethel C. Waterbury be appointed Social Director of the Woman’s Residence Hail during the summer session of 1926 a t a compensa-

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tion of $130 for the session, and Chaperone of the Woman’s Residence Hall Annex, from September, 1926, to June, 1927, at a compensation of 8400 for the period.

On motion of Mrs. Evans, this recommendatian was concurred in. ELECTRIC WIRING FOR ARMORY

( 2 ) A statement concerning the bids on the electric wiring for the Armory Addi- tion and the Library Stack room (pages 640, 641):

On Saturday 1 submitted recommendations from the Supervising Architect concerning the award of contracts for the electrical work in the additions to the Armory and the Library. These contracts were awarded to the Marrs-Tanner Elec-tric Company. The Supervising Architect has sent me a letter today in which he states that by some oversight one of the bids, that of the Hatfield Electric Company of Indianapolis, duly submitted in accordance with the specifications for the sub- mission of bids on this work, was overlooked when the bids were opened in his office on the afternoon of the 12th. This bid is $6718 for the Library wiring and $7580 for the Armory, with deduction of 2% percent if both bids are accepted. Professor White further states that the bid of the Hatfield Company was mailed, According to the post mark, at 8:00 p. m, June 9. He further states that the Hatfield bid was received and recorded in his office on June 10. Tbe certified check for $430 enclosed in the letter was certified by the Merchants’ National Bank of Indian-apolis on June 9. He then states, “The bid was mislaid in my office and not opened with the other bids a t two o’clock on the afternoon of the 12th. The bids in both cases are over $1000 lower than the low bid as listed when the other bids were opened.” Professor White further says, “I called Mr. Tanner of the Marrs-Tanner Electric Company, on long distance on Saturday evening, as he was present when the bids were opened, and explained the situation to him.’’

Professor White recommends that the vote of the Board on Saturday awarding the contracts for the electrical work for the additions to the Armory and Library be reconsidered and rescinded and that the award be made to the Hatfield Electric Company as being the lowest bidder. Professor White says that he will inform all the bidders of this incident, so that all may understand it.

The error is regrettable, but the procedure recommended by Professor White seems to me proper and I concur in his recommendation with the proviso that the facts be set forth in the Minutes as I have given them above and that all interested be duly informed.

On motion of Mrs. Evans, the action of June 12 (page 640, para-graph 29) was rescinded.

On motion of Mrs. Ickes, and in view of the fact that the records in the Supervising Architect’s office show the receipt of this bid regularly and in due time, the contract for the electrical wiring for the addition to the Armory was awarded to the Hatfield Electric Company, the low bidders.

ELECTRIC WIRING FOR LIBRARY On motion of Mrs. Evans, the action of June 12 (page 641,paragraph 32) was rescinded.

On motion of Mr. Armstrong, and in view of the fact that the records in the Supervising Architect’s office show that the bid from the Hatfield Electric Company was received regular1 and in due time, the contract for the electrical wiring for the Ligrary Stack Room was awarded to the Hatfield Company, the low bidders.

BUDGETARY NEEDS FOR NEXT B~ENNIUM ( 3 ) A request for a hearing of Director A. M.Shelton and the Directors 6f the State Scientific Surveys, and of the Deans of the collegts and the Directors of the schools of the University with respect to the budgetary needs for the next biennium


Directors Shelton, Buswell, Forbes, and Leighton presented the need of a building to house the State Water Survey, the State Nat- ural History Survey, and the State Geological Survey.

The needs of the respective colleges and schools were presented as follows: Engineering, Dean Ketchum; Commerce, Dean Thomp- son; Dentistry, Dean Moorehead; Pharmacy, Dean Day; Liberal Arts and Sciences, Dean Babcock; Education, Dean Chadsey; Law, Dean Harno; Graduate School, Dean Daniels; Library and Library School, Director Windsor; Music, Director Stiven; Physical Welfare, Professor Lundgren.

TIME OF JULY MEETING The time of the July meeting was set as Wednesday, July 7, 1926,a t 10 o'clock a. m., at the Blackstone Hotel, in Chicago.

GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS

The Secretary presented for record the following additional list of graduate scholars for 1926-27,appointed by the President of the Uni- versity. Chemistry OSCARE. KURT Scholarship $300 Philosophy RUDOLPHH. KAGEY Scholarship 300 Political Science THOMAS ScholarshipJ. WENNER 300' Psychology DAVIDL. BIDWELL Scholarship 3 0 0

APPOINTMENTS MADE BY PRESIDENT KINLEY

The Secretary presented also for record a list of appointments made by the President of the University.

Alleman, N. J., Special Research Assistant in Engineering Materials in the Engineering Experiment Station, beginning June IS, 1926, and continuing until further notice, a t a cash compensation at the rate of one hundred fifty dollars ($150) a month. (May 27, 1926)'

Balser, J. E., Laboratory Attendant in Surgery, in the College of Medicine, for five months beginning April I, 1926, subject to the rules of the Civil Service Commission, a t a cash compensation of five hundred fifty dollars ($550). (May 14, 1926)

Casey, W. C., Associate in Political Science, for one year beginning Septem- ber I, 1926, a t a cash compensation of two thousand five hundred dollars ($2500).(June 2, 1926)

Mills, Alice J., Stenographer in the Office of the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, beginning May 10, 1926, and continuing until September I , 1926, subject to the rules of the Civil Service Commission, at a cash compensation at the rate of ninety dollars (890)a month. (May 17, 1926)

Smith, Mrs. Thelma C., Dispensary Nurse in the College of Medicine, for four months beginning May I, 1926, subject to the rules of the Civil Service Com-mission, a t a cash cornpensation of six hundred dollars (8600). (May 18, 1926)

On motion of Mr. Armstrong, the Board adjourned subject to the call of President Trees, in case it is found that the Budget is ready before the date set for the July meeting. H. E. CUNNINGHAM MERLEJ. TREES

Secretary President 'Declined May 30. 1976, m e date in parenthests IS the date on which the appointment was made by President Kinky.

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