6*S3 KEE2?IITG OP THE

STATE BOARD OF AGRICUI/TOHE

June 19, 1925

'!•• CALL TO ORDER AND MIHUTBS

9:30 Ai<M.

Present: President Butter f i e l d , Mrs. Stockman, Messrs. McColl, Broody, McPherson, Watkins and Secretary Halladay.

I I . REPORTS ffROM THE PRESIDED AKD SECRETARY FOR RECORD OB IffffOHMATIOff.

The President reported that:

1. He had a l e t t er from the Horse Show Gonanittee expressing their appreciation of the cooperation of the Board.

2. A l e t ter from Dr. Mayo, • 88 approving the present method of publicity of State Board Business*

3. He had made the following Out-of-State Travel authorizations:

Horse Show Com. express appre­ciation

Letter from Dr. Mayo, f88

I Out-Of-State travel

fwo men Dr. D. T. Swing Mr. Halligan Mr. E. J. Miller

Dept. of Agr. Engineering Chemistry Landscape Architecture Sept. Station

Madison, Wis. U. of Minn. U. of 111. U. of Minn.

Expanses paid.

4 . Leave of absence for Mr. W.E.J. Edwards for three months to attend graduate school at the Iowa State College. Mr. Edwards i s to receive fu l l pay, but i s to reimburse the college for. any help that i t might be necessary to hire to do teaching work during hie absence.

5* On motion of Mr. Brody i t was voted that the Don Burnham Memorial Fellowship fund of #5,000 be accepted and that the President wri te the donors a vote of thanks.

"Established by Mr. A. C. Burnham, class of 1893 and his wife, Mrs. Madge Brodie Burnham, in memory of their son, Don, mho died in 1906, age s ix years.

Leave of ab-jsence for W.E.H. Edwards

Don Burnham i Memorial Fellowship -

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"HOT the benefit of Applied Science, the income of $5,000 to be given to the graduate of M.S.C. each year, beginning with the graduates of 1926, male or female, who has earned at least half of his or her expenses during the preceding four years while attending College; who desires to remain in residence for another year and devote himself or her­se l f to original study and research in the application of the known knowledge of any science to any of the problems of l i f e , and who wi l l teach three hours per week in that department in which his or her major work is done - to be given to that graduate who, in the judgment of the faculty, i s most likely to add to the world*s knowledge of the useful and; practical applications of any science to any of the problems of l i f e , preferably economic, soc ia l , psychological, or life-planning problems.1*

6.^A report was made by tte Secretary relative to the M.U.R. loop in which he stated notice!To remove the had been given the railroad company to vacate as per thair agreement but by consent they ;M.U.R. Loop had agreed to remove the loop on July 6th.

7. Mr. Halladay presented a statement from Mr. Davidson, special accountant, concerning the Report from budget condition.

On motion of Mr. McColl i t was voted that the services of Mr. Davidson be continued unt i l such time as the new system of accounting and book-keeping be put into operation.

8. The Secretary read a l e t t er from the Michigan State Teterinary Medical Association re­lat ive to a new building for the work here.

I l l * RSSISKATIOffS. APPOINfflSHTS. SATJ Y ADJUSTMENTS. ETC.. POR RECORD OR CQHFIRMATIOff.

1. President Butterfield recommended the appointment of Mr. C« R. Hoffer as Associate Professor of Sociology, effective June 23, 1925, at a salary at the rate of #3500 per year (11 months bas i s ) .

On motion of Mr. Brody i t was voted that the appointaent be confirmed.

2. The President recommended that the resignation of Mr. W. B. Jones, Supt. of Official Testing, be accepted, same to become effective July 15, 1925.

On motion of Mr. Mcpherson i t was voted that the resignation be accepted.

3 . President Butterfield asked for confirmation of the following appointments:

Mr. Davidson, services to be continued for a time.

Letter read from M.S.V.M.I.

! Appointment of C.R.Hoffer,

Resignation of i W.B. Jones

; Appointments

Same William H. Wise Sama Du Bord Hugo T. Swanson

G. T. Whitburn

J. P. Torrey K. L. Burt Charles Kellog

J» D. Romaine

Position Instr. in English (11 months) Assft State Club Leader County Club Agent

Res. Asst. Bacty Asst. in Exp. Station Asst. in Soils ( for this year only)

Res. Asst. in Soils

Salary Rate Effective $ 2100 Sept. 1925 2400 July 1, 1925 50 per mo. July 1, 1925 to

Dec. 31, 1925 50 * " July 1, to

Sept. 30, 1925 1800 July 1, 1925 1500 " 1600 "

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Haiae* Russel Austin R* K* Rosa R* K# Hosa Clark £• Sinclair Bjarne Dundas Fred Kaufman Morton F* Mason Ralph G* Goie

position , Grad* Asst* (Reappointment} Asst* in Market Research Half-Time Grad. Asst* Econ. n n " " n Chemistry n n * " Farm Crops Quarter-Time " M 8 w

Half Time n * Soils «f ft ft ft rt

Salary Rate Effective $ 800 Sept,

50 per wko 800 Sept« 800 800

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On motion of Mr. McColl it was voted that the above appointments be conf iraied*

4. !Phe President asked for confirmation of the salary adjustment of Miss Appleton, head nurse, from $1600 to #1800*

On motion of Mr* McPherson it was voted that the salary adjustment be confizmed*

5. On motion of Mr* McPherson it was voted that the following senior students be given teacherfs certificates:

Home Economics general

Bechtel, Miriam Boehringer, Clara Crocker, Dorothy Daggett, Helen Francis, Sernice Jacobsen, Pearl Jensen, Lea Kempf, Mary King, Sylvia Kling, Thelma Eyes, Mildred Parsons, Anita Shadduci, Ruby Baylor, Helen Wimble, ^ranees Corcoran, Genevieve Babcock, Ruth

Liberal Arts

Ayres, Frances Emshwiller, Susie (Mrs*) Gardner, Lacilie Gitchell, 3. Marjorie McHenry, Geraldine Ward, Dorothy

Science Division

Armstrong, Charles Bradt, Glenn Johnson, Leroy Kuhn, Bernard Lewton, Myrtle Miller, Gerald Murray, James Heller, Elton Hixon, Winifred (Mrs.) Smith, Malcolm True, Muriel Warner, Bobert

Smith-»Hufthes Agriculture^ Smith-Hughes (Home Economics)

Arnold, Leo Baker, William Bassett, Lewis Boyd, James Braamse* Byron Bradley, Hazel Braun, George Cadmus, Roy Compton, George Doyle, Matthew Hunlap, Ira Eby, Ezra Folks, Ralph Gofton, Claude Harris, William K. Hennink, Benjamin Hilton, Charles Hopkins, John B* Humston, Fred B* Kelly, Luke Lightfoot, Ceylon Meek, Ralph Emerson Miner, Elmer Mitchell, John Morrice, Charles Herman, Paul J* Park, Charles Start, Donald Tichenor, William Vincent, Louis Weine, Richard Weisner, Ernest White, Ralph Wil1iams, Garnet Wissman, Arthur Woodman, Blair

Smith-Hughes, (Home Economics)

Austin, ^race Coleman, Leila

Edgecumbe, Henrietta Bveleth, Uina Freeland, Ruth Gilmore, Frieda Gillespie, Myrtle Iddles, Esther Habbard, Gladys Jones, Helen, Marie Kern, Dorothy LaPlant, Denise Leonard, Ruth Mitchell, $race Palmer, Ruth Perry, Sara Pinkny, Myrtle Robinson, Edith Rupp, Irma Schmermund, Elizabeth Schuck, Rath Skeels, Alice Volz, Marie Wade, Wilma Wallace, Grace Welch, Mary.

6* On motion of Mr* Brody it was voted to accept the resignation of Mr* B* H* Kiebler, Superintendent of the County Agricultural School at Menominee, Michigan, and that he be allowed two months vacation beginning July 1st.

"EXECUTIVE ORDER" FOR COffgiaiATIOK*

1* 2Jhe President asked for conf irma t ion of his authorization to increase the budget of the Music Department #500» This is for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1925,

On motion of Mr* Brody it was voted that the authorization be confirmed*

2* The President asked for confirmation of his authorization to send a check in amount #850 to the East Lansing Public Schools* This is for teacher training work done in East Lansing this past year*

On motion of Mr* McColl it was voted that the authorization be confirmed*

RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE PRESIDBHT FOR ACTION OF TEE BOAHD*'

1* The President recommended that the fallowing new positions be created and that they be filled by the following person at the salaries indicated:

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Uame •yHarry F. Clements

Miss Selma Bandemer Fay Hyland

" Miss Dorothy Supple $' 800 each

Salary #1800

1980 1800 2040 1600

Effective Sept. 1925

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; Appointments

Position . Instr. in Plant Physiology

and Asst. ,? * Asst. in Chemistry Research Asst* in Forestry Imtr . in gymnasium Two Half-Time Graduate Assts*

On motion of Mr* McColl i t was voted that the appointments be confirmed*

2. The President recommended that the following people be appointed to positions already voted on by the Board*

.Les l ie J* Nason Supervisory Teacher, East Lansing #1900 Sept. 1925 v Anita Walter n " * * 1900 » ^E.W.Kiebler " * « ..«•-.. 2500 *

On motion of Mr* Brody i t was voted that the appointments be made*

3* The Presi (tent recommended that he be authorized to make arrangements with Dr. Oliiyfco continue in charge of the Health Service for another year*

On motion of Kr.: Mcpherson i t was voted that the authorization be nade.

4* The President recommended that Mr* "Claude Clayton be appointed as Associate Professor of Economics, this position being created last winter, one-half time research and one-half time teaching, eleven months basis at a salary of #3720 per year*

On motion of Mr* Srody i t was voted that the appointment be made.

5* The President recommended that the t i t l e of Mr. Allen B* Forsberg as voted on at the last meeting be changed from Associate Professor to Professor of Industrial Relations.

On motion of Mrs* Stockman i t was voted that the recommendation be adopted*

6. The President recommended that three new positions be created in the Department of English and that the following people be appointed:

v Mrs • A. L* Le athers Mr. Walter J. Muilenberg

^ Miss Mafrjorie Scaddin

Instr. in Spanish $1980 Asst . Prof. Bnglish( llmo) 2520 Inst*ilinoEkglish 1920

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On motion of Mr* Brody i t was voted that the recommendations be adopted*

The Presfflent made the following recommendations:

7* The following members of the staff be made fu l l professors in their respective depart­ments with t i t l e s to correspond, same to take effect immediately*

Dr* R. C. Huston Dr. C. E. Millar Mr* L. 0. Emmons

Dr. G. H. Coons Mr. A, £* Scheele Mr. J. T. Horner

Appointments

Dr* 01in to continue

Appointment of Claude Clayton

Title of Allen B* Fbraberg changed.

Hew Positions in English Dept*

Members of staff made fill 1 profs.

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On motion of Mr* Watkins it was voted that the recommendation be adopted*

8. That the position of the Dean of the College be created and that frof. John PheIan be made the Dean of the College, same effective at once.

On motion of Mr. McColl it was voted that the recommendation be adopted*

9* That the position of Assistant to the President be continued and that he be authorized to make search for some one to fill the place this coming autumn*

On motion of Mr. McColl it was voted that the position be continued and that selection be left to Secretary and President*

10. That the President be authorized to enploy in connection with the Dean of the College, certain members of the staff as student couselors anid to add such amounts to the salary as

John Phelan to be Dean of the College

Position of Asst. to Pres.J to be contin­ued

Student Couns-| elors select-

may seem best, but not in any case to exceed $120 a year without a special vote of the Board.ed from staff

On motion of Mr. Srody it was voted that student counselors be authorized.

11. The establishment of an Adviser of Women to serve under the Dean of the College with a salary not to exceed #3000 per year.

On motion of Mr* Watkins it was voted that an Adviser of Women be appointed.

VI* REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD.

1* The committee on Buildings and Grounds reported informally concerning certain matters left in their charge.

711. MISCELLANEOUS BPSINESS FROM PHESIISNT. SECRETARY. PEAKS. ETC.

1. Dr. Huston presented to the members of the Board the recommendation of the Athletic Board of Control concerning Athletic Insignia*

Establish an Adviser of Women

Comm. on BIdg*j & Grounds reports

Re: Athletic Iniignia

On motion of Mr. Watkins it was voted that the recommendation be accepted.

636 2. Dr. Huston, on behalf of the Athletic Board of control, raised the question of Stadium payments•

Be: Stadium payments

On motion of Mrs• Stockman it was voted that the State Board recommend that as much be paid on the Stadium as is available after all claims have been paid*

Mr. Sefing to get #500 for summer work.

3. The President recommended that Sean Bis sell's request, that Mr. Sefing be paid #500 for two months during the summer for investigations in the Engineering Experiment Station, be accepted* *

On motion of Mr* McColl it was voted to pay Mr* Sef ing #500«

Dean Shaw to serve as Chair­man on Menominee County School

;j{ Comm. Recom­mendations concerning same

U.P. BAG Club loss to be met, #1000 approp.

4. The President reported that he had asked Dean Shaw to serve as Chairman of a special committee to investigate the Menominee County School project and Dean Shaw presented a report of the committee and outlined plans already in mind* The President further reeommecuded that this committee with such additions as may be desirable, be made a com­mittee to serve for two years as the Cormittee in Charge of the Menominee County Agri­cultural School* Committee: Dean Shaw. Prof* Cox, Mr. Hill* Mr* Putnam and Mr. Phelan*

On motion of Mr. MePbsrson it was voted that the report of Dean Shaw be accepted and that a copy be placed on file in the Secretaryfs office*

5* The President recornmeoaded that the Board reimburse the Upper Peninsula Boy! s and Girls Club for the material lost in the Chatham fire. The amount of loss is #1024.43

On motion of Mrs* Stoclman it was voted that an amount not to exceed #1000 be appropriated to replacd the material lost and that the matter be turned over to the Purchasing Agent of the college*

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Alfred F* West-phal, A.B. degree

6. Dean Ryder reported recommendation from the Administrative Committee concerning the degree of Bachelor of Arts for Mr* Alfred P* Westphal.

On motion of Mr. Watkins it was voted that the matter be left to the President.

Degree for Willard Hopkins

7. On motion of Mr. Watkins it was voted that the matter relative to the conferring of a degree on Willard Hopkins be referred to the President*

County Councils of Agrl* -statement of purpose, etc.

8. The President reported a plan drawn up by the Extension Service and endorsed by Dean Shaw relative to statement of purpose and policy of County Councils of Agriculture and Country Life and recomnended that the matter be left to the Board Committee and the President with power.

lime of workmen on grounds

On motion of Mr* Watkins it was voted that the recommendation be adopted.

9. Secretary Halladay raised a question concerning time of workmen on the grounds<

On motio n of Mr. McPherson it was voted that the whistle should be the signal fbr laborers to go to work and to quit and that orders be posted to this effect.

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Upkeep of park between blvd.

10. Secretary Halladay raised a-question in regard to the cost of upkeep of the park in the double row of Elms.

On motion of Mr. McColl it was voted that ths suggestion made by Alderman Hallmanf that the expense of the upkeep of the strip between the driveways of the boulevard along the north line of the campus, be equally divided between the city of East Lansing and the college, be accepted.

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Meeting at U.P. ||and fcisit to ii Dunbar School (Aug. 15. u I Ret certain ' drinking party.

Comm. Week I program

!#50f£K)0 allowed !for.major re-f pairs and minor ' iraprgyments. ! Offer Union Lits (house in exchange

P.S.fs car to be turned in

VIII. SPECIAL ORBER OF BPSIBB3S

IX. UHFIJriSHBD BUSIKESS ,

1. President Butterf ield asked about the trip to the Upper Peninsula.

On motion of Mr. McColl it was voted that a meeting of the Board be held at Chatham August 15 and that the Dunbar School be visited on the way there.

2. Ihe President made a statement concerning the newspaper report about a certain drinking party.

3. President Butterf ield announced the Commencement Week Program.

X. KBW BUSINESS FROM MMBERS OF THE BOARD OH PBBSIDBTO.

1. On motion of Mr* McColl it was voted that #50,000 be allowed from the budget for major repairs and minor improvements for the coming year.

2. On motio n of Mr. Watkins it was voted that tlB Union Literary Society'be offered the use of a house owned by the college on Charles street for the coming year in ex­change for the use of the Union Literary house.

3. On motion of Mr. Brody it was voted that the Purchasing!* Agentfs car be turned in toward a new one and that the Secretary be directed to make the exchange.

4# On motion of Mrs. Stockman it was voted that tte next meeting of the Board be held Wednesday July 29th, at 9 a.m.

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Degrees were conferred upin the following people;

BAQHELOB OF SCIENCE

Iyle Burton Abel,a Boy A. Alger, e Bussell Artie Ammon, e John Arthar Anderson, a Lysle Beeder Ardisfe •Charles McCauiey Armstrong,* Leo Bichard Arnold, a Grace Esther Austin, h Suth May Babcock, h Earl Eugene Bachman, f William Edison Baker, a lone Lois Barker,* Balph Lavarde Barrack,a Lewis Jay Bassett, a •Miriam Alberta Bechtel,h Lambertus Eugene Beeuwkes,s Boyal franklin Bertram,e William Howard Bezenah, e John Mahlon Biery, e Marlin Bichard Bigelow, e George James Birkholm, f Charles Clarkston Bishopta Wade LeBoy Blackmar, a Carl Eennann Bee*hr inger, a Clara Enma Beehr inger, h. Harlan George Bogie,e Maurice *rank Bornor, e •James Levern Boyd, a Byron Leonard Braamse, a Jerome Manley Brabb,e •Hazel Louise Bradley, a •Glen Warner Bradt, s George Edward 3raun, a •Bobert Palmer Britsman, a Cornelius Brongersma, e Manley Edmond Brooks, e Frederick Leon Surge, e Kenneth Lewis Burt, s Stuart Tallman Byam, e Justin Cletus Cash, a Earle MacArthur Chapman, s Bussell Alexander Clewley, a Leila lone Coleman, h Melville Herbert Collinson, a George Harvey Compton, a Lloyd J* Gonialf e Clifford K>rreste Conrad, a Genevieve Ellen Corcoran, h Leo Bay Crane, e Dorothy Parmalee Crocker, h Helen Virginia Daggett, h •Orin D, Dausman, e Carleton Lockwood Davis, f Kenneth Edward DeGraw, s Leland Keith Dewey, e Charles Bradford Dibble, f Clare (Win Doster, f Matthew Doyle, a •Ira Silvanus Dunlap, a Emerson Crane Dunstone,e Ezra Eby, a

Henrietta Elizabeth Edgcunbe, h William Jenkson Eldridge, s Maurice franklin Elliottfe Wesley Leonard Eva, s •John Mulford Evans, e Nina Edwards Bveleth, h Morris Faxon, s Ralph Edward Folks, a Bernice Marjorie Francis, h Buth Freeland, h Charles Fuller, a Marion Emma Gallup, h Gayne Donelson Gamel, e Arthur William Gardner, s Bussell Calvin Gault, e Myrtle Anna Gillespie, h Freida Anna Gilmore, h Dorothy D. Giltner, h Claude Bussell Gofton, a Benjamin Livingston Goods, a Seth David Goodman, e Boy Frank Goodspeed, e Earle Matthews Gordon, e •Charles Velmar Green, s George Wesley Greene, e

Carl Hamilton Grinnell, e Oscar A. (Julians, e Howard Emerson 3uthrie, a John Warren Hale, e Arthur Winfield Hanigan, e William Kenneth Harris, a Charles Leo Haywayd, a Albert Chester Hazard, e Meyer Hecht, e Benjamin Frederick Hennink, a Charles Boswell Hilton/a •Dean Estes Hobart, e Howard Fleming Hollenbach, e Lewis Christian Eollerbach, e Max Kay Hood, a John Benjamin Hopkins, a Harold Churchill Hough, a •Arthur Howl and, a Edgar Lee Hubbard, e. •Gladys Allegra Hubbard, h Andrew Timmis Huff, a Vivian Joseph Hultman, s Frederic Boman Humeston, a •George William Hunter, a Elsa Marie Foote Hyde, h Fay Hyland, f. Esther Mary Iddles, h Pearl Ernestine Jacobson, h Donald Melvin Jacques, a Lea Anna Jensen, h •Leroy Abner Johnson, s Helen Marie Jones, h Charles Edwin Kellogg, a Kenneth Willford Kayner, s Ltlke Harry Kelly, a Mary Estelle Kempf, H Katharine Dorothee Kern, h John Leo Killoran, e Sylvia King, h Carl Willard Kingsl^y, e Thelma Kling, h ^aldemar Anton Koessel, e Bernard Daniel Kuhn, a Mildred Edith Kyes, h Denise LaPlant, h Harold William Lautner, a Charles Aubrey Lavis, a Buth Elizabeth Leonard, h Eugene Bapelje Lewis, e Ceylon Cyyus Lightfoot, a Bussell Forrest Loomis, e Bonald Parker Lowry, e Boy Alexander MacMillan, s Dun£ar Mc3ride,s. •Mary Maurita McClave, a Maxwell Charles McLay, a Lawrence Leslie Marshall, a Jay Bee Martin, e Wilson Martin, f• •Blwood Shittier Mason, a Wallace Bruce Matthews, a Alpheus Herbert Maxson, s Balph Snerson Meek, a Carl Henry Miller, e Gerald Kelsey Miller, s Elmer Frederick Miner, a Grace Irene Mitchell, h John Foster Mitchell, a Fred Wortman Moore, e Lloyd Jerome Moore, e Arthur Dewey Mor ley, a Charles Clifford Morrice, a James Avery Murray, s •LaBue Hamilton Nagler, e Elton George Heller, s Beatrice Ellen He 1 son, h Paul John Heuman, a •Myrl Elmer Newark, e Winifred E^ Maltby Nixon, s Matt Elias Buttila, e John Lester Opfer, f John William Owen, e Fred Pacholke, e Bichard King Paddock, a Buth Gene Palmer, h Leonard Bichard Panzenhagen, e

Charles Byron Park, a •Chauncey Mortimer Park, e ] Anita Elizabeth Parsons, h j. Stanley Bernard Pearson, s j Sara Emily Perry, h Donald Balph Pf lug, e Myrtle Elrena Pinkney, h •Margaret Louise Plant, h Wayne Norman Plastridge, s .| James Albert Porter, a George DeWitte Quigley, a Laura Estelle Baymond, h Dona Frank Bedick, e Doris Ellen Bedmond, h William Bernard Beiniche* e J Ernest Albert Bichmond, e | Frank Wilson Bobb, e j Edith Margaret Bobinson, h 1. •Harold 01ifton Bockwell, s 1 Bicliard Kellock Bosa, a Irma Eunice Bupp, h Ewald Ernest Schaffer, e Elizabeth Towler Schmermund;h Buth Mildred Schuck, h Carl Irederick Schultz, f Kenneth Jamieson Scott, a Dewey Maxwell Seeley, e Stuart William Seeley, e Jack Adam Sepaneck, s Buby Lucile Shadduck, h Harlow George Shannon, e •Bobert Linn Shaw, a Alton Frark Sheldon, e Esther Shultis, s Donald Frederick Simmons^ el Orma Simmons, h Spencer Ormsbee Simon, s Melvin Woodford 8imonton,a ; Clark G. Sinclair, e Alice AnnaaSkeeIs, h Palmer Harris Slack, e Donald Eubbell Smith, e Malcolm Mahlon Smith, s Baymond Kenneth Smith, e Marshall Edwin Snider, e j Dorothy Alice Snyder, s Arthar Lewis Stahl, a Donald Herschel Stark, a John Sayre Stark, a James Webster Stevens, e Donald Augustus Stickle, e •William Stephen Stover, f Clark Morris Stsauch, e Leslie Glare Surato, e Wayne Henry Sutton, a. Gideon Nicholas Swanson, sj. Helen Salkeld Taylor, h Daniel Henry Teeple, f Percy Franklin Temple, a Bobert foote Thayer, f Eliworth Warren Thiele, a j William Edward Tichenor, a \ Alice Johanna Trese, a Bobert Alexander Troman, e •Muriel Fern True, s Andrew Bichard Vanderberg, !e Louis Joseph Tincent, a Phelps Vogelsang, f Marie Louise VOlz, h Zadig H. Vbscan, a Walter Howard Wade, e Wilma Buth Wade, h Jeanette Walker, h Grace Meirith Wallace, h Malcolm Floyd Waring, a Bobert Elmer Warner, s Joan Donna Wassenaar, h Elmer 3ruce Wedge, a Bichard Henry Weine, a j Ernest Steven Weisner, a j Mary E« Welch, h« Harvey Edward Wessman, e Heie4 Buth Shite, h Ralph Monroe White, a Floyd Bay 7/ightman, e. William Dayton Willard, a

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Garnet Clifton Williams, a Frank Heath Williamson, a Frances Elizabeth Wimble, h William Frederick Winston, e Robert Louis Wirt, e Lamar Munson Wood, f Blair George Woodman, a Clarence Henry Wright, a Anna Franklin Sykoff,! h

BACHELOR OF ARTS.

Frances Davenport Ayres *Susie B* Emshwiller Margaret Milcah Frane Lucile Irene Gardner B* Marjorie Gitchell Myrtle Hempel Lewton Geraldine Elisabeth McHenry Dorothy Marion Maxson GoIda Cleone Morford Nathan J* Robinson Dorothy Winifred Ward Alfred.3« Westphal

DOCTOR OF VETERINARY irenTClWR

MASTER OF SGIBStGB

Harold Kenyon Archbold Oscar William Behrens Harold Canfield Panos Demetrius Caldis Helen Ellis Frederick William Fabian George Ludwig Fick Lloyd Robert Jones Daniel K* Ming Lee Robert Earl Loree Neil Bailey Morrish William Joseph Roberts Jesse Davis Romaine Burre11 Franklin Ruth DeWitt Dunn Sager Herbert William Schmidt Ivan Hall Sippy Benjamin Levi Smits George Ellis Taylor John Taylor Wilbur Herman Thies Branson Alva tfalpole Howard Mitchell Wells Ross William Mayer

Bacteriology Economiqs Poultry Ha sbandry Botany Bacteriology Bacteriology Botany Bacteriology Chemistry Horticulture Mechanical Engineering Dairy Husbandry Soils Chemistry C^mistry Chemistry Soils Chemistry Dairy Husbandry Dairy Husbandry Horticulture Botany Horticulture Education

Walter Freeman Ball E, J. Ray Bates *Edwin Reinhold Carlson Shwen Yuing Chen Harvey John Fiege Haward Delbert Hilton 1« Forrest Huddleson Edwin Peter Johnson William Graham Kinney Joseph S» Matteson Frank B. Morgan Munro Sours

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Edward Jacob Petry Botany Thesis: - Physiological Studies in Ceanothus americanus

MASTER OF FORESTRY

Burton Orange Longyear John Alfred Mitchell

SQMORARY DEGREE

Jay William Slaughter, M.S.

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