11. Request from students for authorization to use fireworks at the Water Carnival this year.

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1 8 0 7 On moton of Mr. B'rbdy, t was voted to approve the above request. 10. Request of the Secretary that an audt of the college books be made. On moton of'mr. Gowdy, t was voted that Secretary Halladay be authorzed to secure an audt of the college books for the year endng June 30, 19E Request from students for authorzaton to use freworks at the Water Carnval ths year. On moton of Mr. Brody, t was voted to approve the request to use freworks at the Water Carnval ths year, provded the approval does not nterfere wth the state law and that they are properly supervsed. t Audt ofj College books! to be made. Request, to use freworks at Water!' Carnval. 12. Request of the Secretary that the buldngs on the old State Polce grounds be removed. 1 Bldg. on St. Polce grds. On moton of Mr. McColl, t was voted that the dsposton of the buldngs on the old State Polce grounds be left wth the Busness Manager wth power to act. to be removed* 15. Approval of Vocatonal Budgets submtted by Mr. Gallup and Mss Freegard. On moton of Mr. Brody, t was voted to approve the Vocatonal Budgets as submtted. 14. Request from the Okemos Consoldated School that the State B 0 ard of Agrculture ad n the support of ther school. 1 Vocatonal budgets ap-proved. \ Request from. Okemos School On moton of Mr. McPherson, t was voted that a commttee of three, apponted by the Presdent, make a s$udy of the above request from the Okemos Consoldated School and make a report at the next meetng. The fnancal report for the month endng Aprl 30, 1928 was maled to the Board members May 28th. THE MEETNG ADJOURNED AT 12-O'CLOCK.. THE NEXT: MEETNG OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRCULTURE WLL BE HELD JUNE 19 AT 9" O'CLOCK N.-THE PRESDENT'S OFFCE. y ^ ^resdent Secretary^ MNUTES OF THE MEETNG OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRCULTURE - June 20, 1929 " THE MEETNG-.WAS": CALLED- TO ORDER AT 9 O'CLOCK Present: Messrs- McPherson, McColl, Brody, Gowdy, Mrs. Stockman, Presdent Shaw and Secretary Halladay Absent: Messrs. Watkns, Pearce The mnutes of the prevous meetng were approved havng been n the hands of the Board members< ADVSORY COMMTTEE REPORT 1. Report of the Meetng of the Advsory Commttee held June 6th, ; MEETNG OF THE ADVSORY COMMTTEE OF THE STATE BOARD OF.AGRCULTURE - June 6, 1929 Present: Mrs. Stockman, Mr. Mcpherson, Mr. B r ody, Secretary Halladay, Presdent Shaw. MLEAGE OF E2PEHSES OF EXTENSON SPECALSTS. A statement of the mleage expenses of Extenson Specalsts for the frst nne months of the present fscal year, prepared by Dean Cox and Drector Baldwn, was presented and dscusson of same ensued. t was voted to advse Dean J. F. Cox to try out the plan of college ownershp of cars outlned n ths statement,- the< plan to be tred out on perhaps two extenson postons. Mleage Expenses of Extenson Specalsts College ownershp of cars advsed. REQUESTS FOR-TRAVEL.AUTHORZATON 1. Dr.. W. L. Malman, permsson to accompany Mr* Eldrdge on trp to Sundry, Columbus and Humbolt, Oho to observe the Travel

2 8 0 8 ravel lares of j. Feld, 'j: xss Wnckler Mss Goetch ref. topres.! Prof.Rchards! try to se- j e. Prof. Zan of Harvard] course n j. Sch. Mus.l Sept.1930 ; Mss Hmphrey J. McCrackenj be placed j S # S» pay- j ol. study of creamery wastes n relatons to stream polluton, wth the understandng that hs lodgng and meals be pad by the Engneerng Experment Staton, and that there be no charge for travel expenses presented by Mr. Malman. APPROVED. 2. Expense ox Mr. R. V. Gunn ncurred on trp, to Chcago, llnos, to attend meetng of Advsory Commttee of Natonal Board on S^ne Producton Polcy held at Stock Yards nn, May S to June 2. APPROVED 5. Expenses of Mr. George E. Taylor ncurred on trp to Ann Arbor to attend sales of dary cattle wth a vew of purchasng some for the college herd. APPROVED '"' 4. Request of Professor C. P. Hallgan to attend the annual meetng of the Amercan Socety of Landscape Archtects to be held June 26, 27 and 28 at Cleveland, Oho. t?/as voted to approve the above request wth travel expenses only.. CONSDERATON OF SALARES OF MR. FELD, MSS WNCKLER, AND MSS GOETCH On moton of Mr. Brody, t was voted to refer the settlement of the above salares of persons mentoned n the Drawng & Desgn Department, to the Presdent wth power. V. MUSC DEPARTMENT PROBLEMS Professor Rchards of the Musc Department was nvted to place before the Board.two departmental matters for ther consderaton. (a) Mr. Rchards stated that there had been dssatsfacton wth the way the course n Publc School Musc had been gven and that at least $4500 would have to be expended n the salary of a competent man to handle ths course. Mr. Rchards stated that he beleved he could secure Professor Zanzg of Harvard Unversty for ths poston f the Board would grant permsson for hm to enter nto negotatons. Professor Zanzg. s now on a two year's leave of absence from Harvard, dong research work n a study of the latest developments of Publc School Musc throughout the states. He would not be avalable for a poston at ths nsttuton untl a year from ths September. On moton of Mr. McPherson, supported by Mr. Brody, t was voted to allow Professor Rphards to offer the aforementoned poston to Mr. Zanzg, wth the understandng that he would assume hs dutes here n September, (b) t was further voted to allow the placng of two members of the Musc Department teachng n Stammer School on the pay roll at rates of stammer school pay. (Mss Humphrey and Mr. McCracken) V. t was voted to recommend to the Board the establshment of the followng new postons: w postons 1. Secretary n the Offce of the Dean of Women 2. Upper Pennsula Extenson and Research Specalst 5. Half-tme Extenson Specalst n Dary Husbandry 4. nstructor n Cvl Engneerng 5. nstructor and Assstant n Bacterology & Hygene 6. Graduate Assstant n Physcs 7. nstructor n Accountng, Economcs Department 8. Assocate Professor, Englsh Department 9. Teacher Traner, Educaton Department 10. nstructor n Y/omen's Physcal Educaton!! nstructor n Hstry # ' V. MATTERS FROM SECRETARY'S OFFCE Case of Mrs. Teo Report-of sale of old Polce Barracks, 1. Secretary Halladay presented the case of Mrs. Yeo, no?; on the payroll of the nsttuton who has been oblged to lobse tme through llness* t was voted to contnue Mrs. leo upon the payroll throughout her llness. 2. Report on the sale of the old Polce Barracks to the Lansng Wreckng Company. The Company s leavng the barn and blacksmth shop on the ste for the use of the Poultry Department. The College s to receve $250; from the Wreckng Company,- the Company to also prepare the ground ready for plowng.

3 1 \ The Secretary reported that the old Dary Barn wll be vacant on the frst of July and the College would have no further use for t. Secretary Halladay was nstructed to obtan bds for the wreckng and sale of the Dary Barn. 4. t Was voted to allow the Glee Club funds for the purchase of monograms or sweaters. Ths money s to come from an unexpended balance approprated for hgh school bands. Adjournment On moton of Mr* Mcpherson, t was'voted to approve the report of the Advsory Commttee as corrected. APPONTMENTS / 1. Clarence C. Mullett, Assstant County Agrcultural Agent, to be statoned n Muskegon County, for a perod from July 1st to November 1st, 1929 at a salary of S15Q.QQ per month from Extenson State funds. 2. Mr. Pae Ps Yuan as half-tme assstant n the Department of Socology, begnnng September 1929, to fll an exstng vacancy. 5. Dr. Claude M. Newln, as assstant professor n Englsh at a salary of 5000 per year, begnnng September 1, : Mr. P. B» Boyer, as nstructor n Socology for the Summer Term to take the place of Mr. '.? H. Pearson who s ll. Rate of pay, 180 for the full tme for the sx weeks. 5. Mrs. Lulu Schroeder, transfer from Farm Crops Department to offce of Dean of Agrculture, as Secretary, effectve July 15, at a salary of $1500 per year. Mrs. Schroeder wll replace Mss Helen Wlls, Tfhose resgnaton wll take effect on that date. 6. Mss Mary Woodward, Stenographer n the Hortcultural Department for the perod June 24 to September 1, at a salary of S8Q.00 per month, one-half payable from College funds and one-half from Staton funds, to take the place of Mss Ruby Hoy who has a leave of absence from July 1 to September 1. j Old Day { Barn vacant j July 1. \ Sec. to'.'se- cure bds fcr!. wreckng Appontments 7. Payment of $150*00 per month for the-months" of July and August to Mr. M.G. Farleman to be pad by the Department of Entomology for specalzed work. 8. Mss Helen MacDonald, Stenographer n charge of the multgraph equpment n the Publcatons! Department. Salary $100 per month, effectve July Mss Helen Shafer, Stenographer n Home Economcs Extenson n Mrs. Campbell's offce at j a salary of.$75.00 per month to be pad from Federal Smth-Lever funds, effectve July 1st. j 10. Payment of the salary of Mr* H. J. Gallagher, one-half from Extenson begnnng July 1st, j total salary S320,- the other half from College funds. j 11. Mr. K. B. Sanders, as half-tme assstant n the Department of Sols, to fll an exstng j -: vacancy.; : : : j- 12. Mss Vda Nestle, Slerk n the Department of Surgery & Medcne to replace Mrs. Shaver who j dd not report for duty. Salary $1200 per year, effectveffay 1st. 15* Mr. R. A. Hggns, as Clerk n the Accountng Department to replace Mr. W. L. Balor, j resgned, at $1500 per year untl September 1st, and #1600 per year after September 1st. " 14. Mr. Curts McCan as Research Assstant n Dary Manufactures at a salary of $800 for ten j months, effectve September 1, replacng Mr, Harold J. Barnum, who s graduatng.. 15'. Mr. J. C. Swnehart of Columbus, Oho, as Research Assstant n Dary Producton at a j salary of $800 for ten months, effectve September 1st, replacng Mr. L.A. Moore who s J - graduatng.,,., ; : j 16. Mr. Donald Wlcox as Graduate Research Assstant n Daryng at a salary of f800 for ten { months, effectve September 1, replacng Mr. L. W. Lamb* 17. Reappontment of Mr. Jewell Jensen as Research Assstant n Day Manufactures at $800 for j ten months, effectve September 1st. ' 18. Reappontment of Mr«G. A. Bowlng as Research Assstant n Daryng at $800 for ten j months, effectve September 1st. j 19. Mss Gladys Love, crtc teacher, to replace Katherne Andrews, resgned, salary $1600 from \ Smth-Hughes funds, remander pad by Haslett. 1. ' ' ' ' '.... J 20. Mss Nla Burt, teacher traner to replace Helen Hartman, salary 1450 from Smth-Hughes j funds, remander oad bv Okemos. 21. Mss Paulne Lott, as Stenographer n the Hortcultural Department for the perod June 10

4 8 10 to August 31., salary #1000 per year, payable one-half from College funds and one-half from \ Experment.Staton funds* Ths appontment s temporary and replaces Mrs. Pearl Stton, j resgned June 16* 522. Dr. M. W. Smmel as full tme assstant n research and nstructor n the Bacterologcal. Department at $2400 per year, effectve September 1st, one-half from Staton and one-half from College. Ths wll nvolve addng $840 per year to the salary budget of the Bacterj ologcal Department &. C. Cole, Research Assstant n Sols, salary per year, effectve July 1st, re-. placng Mr. Schlubats, resgned. Salary from Experment Staton funds. 24.-Mr. Vu A. Murray, Assocate Professor of Electrcal Engneerng, replacng Mr. Naeter,! effectve September 1, salary per year. joh moton of Mr. Brody, t was voted to approve the above appontments. [25. Mrs. Hlda Rchards, to succeed Mss Luclle Hunt n the Central Stenographc Offce, at a j salary of $1600, effectve July 1. j26. Mss Jacquelne Norfeet, to succeed Mrs. Bassett n the Central Stenographc Offce, at a j salary of $1440, effectve July Mss Cora VanKuken, stenographer n the Central Stenographc Offce, at a salary of $1440 effectve July 1.!0n moton of Mr. Gowdy, t was voted to approve the above appontments. 28. Mr. Vnovy Kojan, to have charge of the Mchgan State College Chorus and to teach the Vola n the East Lansng Branch of the nsttute, at a salary of 500. per year - amount to be taken out of the Musc Department budget. Resgnatons JRESGHATOMS?0n moton of Mrs. Stockman, t was voted to approve the appontment of Mr. Vnovy Kojan. l. Professor A. Naeter, Electrcal Engneerng Department, effectve September 1. j2. Mss Helen Wlls, Secretary, Offce of the Dean of Agrculture, effectve July Mrs. B. G. Stton, Stenographer, Hortcultural Department, effectve June 16. ]4* Harry G. Kpke, football coach, effectve September 1st. ]5. Recommendaton of the Athletc Councl that n consderaton of the resgnaton of Harry! G. Kpke, as football coach whch necesstates a new appontment for next fall, that Coaches Ed. Vandervoort and Hugh Wlson be notfed that ther servces wll not be re- '.. qured for the comng football season, t beng mperatve that the new football coach,! when apponted, be free to choose hs assstants. 6. Resgnaton of Mss Katherne Andrews as teacher traner at Haslett, Mchgan* 17. Transfer of Mss Helen Hartman as teacher traner from Okemos, Mchgan to Walter French Junor Hgh School. 8. Mr. Joseph B. Edmond, as nstructor n Hortculture, effectve August 1, j9. Hugh S. Wlson, as a member of the coachng staff effectve September 1. l ' lon moton of Mr. McColl, t was voted to approve the above resgnatons. Travel jtravel REQUESTS jl. Request of Mss Mnne L* rons for permsson to attend the annual conventon of the 1 Amercan Home Economcs Assocaton to be held n Boston July 2-4, Vocatonal Travel budget wll cover the expense of the trp. 2«Request of Mr. J. B. Hasselman to attend annual meetng of the Amercan Assocaton of Agreul- tural College Edtors at Durham, New Hampshre, July 9 to 12, wth expenses for gasolne,! ol, meals and lodgng pad by the College, $50.00 to $60.00 total. ;3. Mr. A. C. Baltser. to attend the meetng of the Amercan Dary Scence Assocaton n Washngton, Jme 26, for the purpose of delverng a paper on the program and servng as secretary. Mr. Baltser wll drve hs-car.to Washngton and Drector Baldwn recommends that the sum of be allov/ed Mr. Baltser tov/ard the payment of hs expenses. 4. Mr. C.-L. McCraxy to Freehold, Hew Jersey, June 24 and 25 to attend a seed certfcaton con- ference of eastern and central states. Transportaton only. ;5. Mr. George E. Taylor, authorsaton to vst the Amercan Dary Scence Assocaton meetng \ to be held n Washngton, p. C. Juae 25-28, for the purpose of delverng a paper on ther

5 Professor E. L # Anthony to Leathersvlle, New York on June 18, and Merrvale,. New York on June 21, Phladelpha on June 22 and near Baltmore,-.Maryland and Columbus, Oho, to purchase dary cattle at sales. Expenses pad from Dary Department College funds. 7. H. C, Rather, meetng of the Seed Councl of North Amerca and the Farm Seed Assocaton on June 24 and 25 wth expenses. Meetngs are to be held n Chcago. Mr. Rather has been asked to gve an address. Transportaton only. 8. Dr. E. J. Mller, Baltmore, Maryland, June 20 to 25 wth ralroad and pullman fare pad from Allotment of Chemstry Secton of the Experment Staton, to attend Collod Symposum. Transportaton only Gregg to vst faysde Gardens at Mentor, Oho and other nurseres n the Panesvlle, Oho, dstrct on July 19 to 21st n company wth the Oho extenson specalst wth expenses pad from Extenson travel account. 10* Mrs. Louse Campbell to attend meetng of the Natonal Home Economcs Assocaton n Boston July 1 to 6 wth expenses pad from Extenson travel account. Mrs. Campbell s n search of several extenson workers to fll vacances n her department and xvould make helpful contacts at the Assocaton meetng. 11. Professor E. B. Hll, to Washngton, D. C. June 17 and 18, to attend meetng called by Drector C. L. Henes of the Dvson of Farm Management to dscuss farm management problems wth representatves from the north central states. Expense of ths trp borne n oy the U.S.D.A/ On moton of Mr. Gowdy, t was voted to approve the above travel requests as corrected. LEAVES OF ABSENCE 1. Further extenson of leave of Dean Ryder. \Leaves of Absence 2. Leave of absence for Mss Ossee Hughes. 5. Professor L. P. Waldo, Englsh Department, year! s leave on half pay* to contnue work for doctorate. 4.:.. Mss Mabel C. Rogers, Asst. Prof, of H. E. Educaton, entre school year begnnng wth- the fall term, 1929 on half pay for the purpose of study. On moton of Mr. McColl, t was voted to refer the above requests for leaves of absence to Presdent Shaw wth power to act. MSCELLANEOUS FROM SECRETARY'S OFFCE 1. Request from Dr. Oln for addtonal appropraton for Health Servce - amount not to exceed 500. On moton of Mrs. Stockman, t was voted to grant the above appropraton. 2. Bll from Judge C.B. Collngwood for sprng term teachng servces On moton of Mr. Gowdy, t was voted to approve the above bll. 5. Matter of purchase of coal. On moton of Mr. Mcpherson, t was voted that Secretary Halladay and Mr. McColl be authorsed to purcha.se the amount of coal requred for the nsttuton for the comng year. 4. Communcaton from the War Department relatve to the deposts for unforms and the bll from the War Department. On moton of Mr. McColl, t was voted to refer the matter concernng the deposts for unforms to the'presdent, the Secretary and the Advsory Commttee to report back to the Board. On moton of Mr. McPherson, t was voted to pay the bll of S due the War Department. 5. Request from Mr. Lavers for addtonal appropraton of $4,000 for the remander of the year. On moton of Mr. McPherson, t was voted to approve the above matter. 6. Request from the Department of Physology and Pharmacology that they be permtted to use ther recepts '- an '.amount of approxmately $150 - whch were not consdered n the orgnal set-up of the budget. On moton of Mr. Brody, t was voted to refer the above matter to the Presdent and the Secretary wth power to act* 7. Request that unexpended balance remanng n Extenson funds as of June 30 be transferred to the general fund. Add/appropraton for Health ) Servce-fSOC Bll from Collngwood j lor :$ \ approved. Purchase of coal ref. to jsec. & Mr* ' [McColl. Deposts on [Mltary [unforms.. j Bll due War j Dept. to be pad. JS4000 add. japprop. for jmr. Lavers Phys. & Pharm wsh to use recepts. Unexpended Extenson balance to be trans, to gen. fund.

6 8 1 2 On moton of Mr. McPherson, trtasvoted to approve the above request. Tree bur- t gery on j campus trees 8. Matter of tree surgery work on campus trees. (See letter from Professor Chttenden.) On moton of Mr. McPherson, t was voted to refer the above matter to the Buldngs and Grounds Commttee. Add. Appro. for Zool. & Geol.' Communc. from WarDeptL re. Honor.! Graduates j Report on \ Harry Fee -j Arboretum j 9. Request from the Department of Zoology and Geology for an addtonal appropraton of $ On moton of Mr. Brody, t was voted to approve the above request. 10. Communcaton from War Department regardng Honor Graduates. On moton of Mr. Gowdy, t was voted to refer the above matter to Secretary Halladay. 11. The Secretary'made a report to the commttee on the Harry Fee Arboretum, copy of whch s fled n the Secretary 1 s Offce. MSCELLANEOUS Budget 1. followng s a copy of the budget ^hch was approved at the meetng of the Board on May 5, 1929: Budget ESTMATED RESOURCES From State of Mchgan Mll Tax Land Grant nterest Co-operatve Extenson From Unted States Government Morrll Nelson Hatch-Adams Purnell ^mth-lever ^apper-ketchum From Other Sources Student Fees-Charges Departmental Earnngs College ~ 127, ExpSta.- 55, Extenson- 10, , , , , , , ^ , ,000,00 172, ,048, , Estmated Reserve carred over TOTAL ESTMATED RESOURCES 100, , ,962, APPORTONMENTS Salares College Mantenance as Recommended College Equpment as Recommended Agr T l. Exp* Sta. Mantenance as Recommended Engneerng Exp* Sta. Mantenance as Recommended Extenson Mantenance as Recommended mprovements: Audtortan n Vet. Clnc 3ldg. #1, Tool Shed, Hog Cots and Floor n Pggery 5, Humdfer, Revamp Women! s Quarters n Gym. 14, ,558, , , , , , , TOTAL APPORTONMENT 2,725,574.58

7 Request from Mrs. Halladay that the College entertan at tea the Mchgan State Federaton of Women 1 s Clubs at ts annual meetng n Lansng* the frst week n October* On moton of Mrs. Stockman, t was voted that the College shold entertan the Mchgan State Federaton of Women's Clubs at ts annual meetng n Lansng next October* 3. Matter of Entertanment by the College of dfferent organzatons, as a matter of future polcy. On moton of Mrs. Stockman, t was voted that the matter of entertanment by the College of dfferent organzatons, as a matter of future polcy, be referred to the Presdent and the Secretary wth power to act. 4. Request for the payment of the followng amounts to the followng persons for crtc teachng work. The amounts are for servces rendered durng the sprng term wth the excepton of the amount for Mss Meer whch covers work for both?dnter and sprng terms: Mss Beulah Rundle - # Mss Marge Feeney Mr. H. L. Smth Mr. Ralph MacVean Mss Helen Meer On moton of Mr. Brody, t was voted to approve the above lst as submtted. 5. Request'from Professor Johnston that the funds of the Englsh Department be ncreased # Ths amount s needed to cover Mr. Newln's expense account of $85.43 and an tem of $80.08 ncurred because of the necessty of provdng a woman chaperone for the grls 1 debatng trp. On moton of Mr. Mcpherson, t was voted to approve the above request. 6. Petton presented by regstered pharmacsts requestng that Mchgan State College become a recognzed school of Pharmacy. t was voted to defer the matter for further nformaton. 7. Report of commttee composed of Mr. Brody, Mr. McPherson and Mr. Pearce, on the request of the Okemos School relatve to fnancal support desred, n leu of the revenue lost because of the College purchase of certan farm lands. The commttee desred more tme n whch to nvestgate the matter. 8. Report of communcaton from Professor Clark relatve to memorandum of agreement between the Mchgan State College of Agrculture and Appled Scence and the Vctor Chemcal : Works. On moton of Mr. McColl, t was voted to accept the above report. 9. Report of resoluton presented oy members of the Mchgan Lvestock Assocaton and others assembled on Feeders 1 Day at Mchgan State College. On moton of Mr. Brody, t was voted that the resoluton be receved and placed on fle. 10. Letters from Professor Bergqust and Dr. Bessey expressng the necessty for a college owned bus for transportaton of classes that requre feld trps. On moton of Mr. McColl, t was voted that the above matter be referred to the Advsory Commttee and the Secretary. 11. Request of Professor Anthony for followng ncreases on the general payroll: (1) Wllam Clnk, Superntendent of the Creamery for the last ten years. Present salary $200 per month. Recommended ncrease #10.00per month from creamery funds. (2) Yctor Armtage, Foreman of ce Cream and Butter Room for the past sx years. Present salary $160. per month. Recommended ncrease S10. per month from creamery funds. (3) Darrel Hendrckson, Foreman of the Mlk Room and has been n the creamery for the past fve years. Present salary-$145. per month. Recommended ncrease of 5.00 per month from creamery funds.. -(.4). Ed. Smley, Barn Superntendent for last eght years. Present salary f 164. per month* Recommended ncrease of #10.00 per month, on Dary Department general payroll. On moton of Mr. Brody, t was voted to approve Professor Anthony's recommendatons. 12. Summer School Payroll. On moton of Mr. Gowdy, t was voted to refer the matter of the Summer School payroll to the Advsory Commttee?;th power to act. jreq. that Col jentertanfech..st. Fed. jof Women's jdubs. \ j : -. E Entertanmert jof df - organzatons n [future. Addtonal pay for J crtc work. jadd. Approp. of $ far nglsh Dept. Petton of Reg. Pharm. req. that M.S.C. become Sen. of PharmJ j Rep. ofcom. re/ request from Okemos School for fnan.support j. Report on [ agreement be- trceeh M.S.C. & Vctor j Chem. Works! Resoluton by members of j Mch.Lvestcck Assoc. : ' j Letter from Hunt ^ Bessey re. bus for j feld trps ncreases n Dary pay -roll. Summer Sch. payroll ref. to Adv. Com.

8 8 1 4 Add, sum of $ for Mus/. Dept. Budget for Potato EXP. Sta. 15. Request from Professor Rchards for an addtonal sum of S due to ncreased enrollment. On moton of H". Brody, t was voted to approve Mr. Rchards 1 taken out of the Contngent fund. request and that the money be 14. The Commttee to'whom the budget for the Gollege Potato Experment Staton at Lake Cty was referred, reports as follows: For fscal year Equppng Staton and General Mantenance Wages for two men ) Mscellaneous day labor ) Purchase of 20 cows for dary herd at 150. Stanchons for dary barn and floor repars ) Straghtenng barn roof ) Wrng barn and house, motors for pumpng, lghts, tolets and bathtub, hot and cold water connecton for two houses and Superntendents Offce Roofng and general repar of Erckson House Pantng three houses, Erckson barn, and small houthouses Machnery Potato Sprayer Potato Dgger Corn bnder Slo bnder ) Gran bnder ) Fertlzer Mscellaneous supples, gas, ol, bnder, twne, etc S ,400 Expermental budget As recommended by Drector Gardner to be used for experments conducted by the varous departments wth Superntendent Berrdge at Lake Cty. 2,500 $13,900 Recepts from farm to replace college funds approprated by the State Board of Agrculture. On moton of Mrs. Stockman, t was voted to approve the above report* 15. On moton of Mr. Brody, t was voted that the Board approve the grantng of degrees to all those who have pa.ssed the requrements as follows: Agrcultural graduates are desgnated by a; Forestry graduates by f; Landscape Archtecture by 1. Dvson of Agrculture and Forestry Bachelor of Scence Degrees Conferred Paraell Erc Anderson, a Clare M. Armstrong, f Mlburne Henry Avery, a Arnold John Baur, a Leonard Edward Beltz, f Marvn Cortland Blanchard, a Ray Frederck Bower, f Raymond S. Caswell, F. Leonard Keth CheaaBy, a Jean Wallace Clark, a Henry Pennock Clay, a rvn J. Clements, a Wendell Ervng Davs, f Walter DeLange, f Oscar Jefferson Dowd, a Russell Eggert, a George Garfeld Farley, a John Arthur Feather, a Roscoe Theodore Flnn, a Burton Edward Fry, a Harold Wayne Fulton, a Marten E. Garn, a Earl Stanley Gette, a Kshan Sngh Gll, a Francs Carl Gllett, f John Jesse Goudy, a Fred Erv/h Grmes, f Edwn Rudolph Gruettner, 1 John Henry Hawkns Theodore Roy Hendershott, a Harvey Harland Hoadley, a Herbert Frederck Hoffman, a Harvey T. Hunter, a Wlfred Jackson, f Hennng Erck Johnson, f George Ronald Sam, a Thomas Hans Kerrey, a Joseph Francs Kraly, 1 Arthur Lews Knoblauch, t Walter Scott Kyes, a George Evyn Landsburg, e Harold J. Larsen, a Loyd Harrs Latchaw, a ' Theodore Albert Lefeld, Melvn Delos Losey, a Rchard Casper Lott, a Howard Homer Luscombe, a George Wllam Macer, a

9 Rchard Carvel Maples, a Clyde Theodore Mattson, f Elton Gust Mehlhose, a Waldeman John Menzel, a Lesle John Meyer, a John Won Morey, a Clarence Claud Mullett, a Carlton Cordon Murray, f Charles Edwards Myers, a Rchard Raymond Oehmcke, a Alden Ermn Orr, a Oscar Benjamn Pederson, a Floyd Thomas Roberts, f van Frederck Schneder, a 1 wn Edvrn. Schuelke, a Maynard Tansley Schultz, a Otmer John Schuster, a Walter Harry Sheldon, a Donald Homer Shepard, a Wllam Harold Sherwood, a Seaman Quncy Smth, a Nel Wade Stuart, a Harry Dehl Swtzer, f John Clnton Symonds, 1 Ralph D. Trafelet, a Wllam Henry VanPetten ; dwyn Adam Wenner, a Norrs Wesley Wber, a Cash Henry Wonser, a Foster Grant Woodman, a 8 Dvson of Engneerng Degree ~ Bachelor of Scence m, Mechancal; c, Cvlj e, Electrcal; ch, Chemcal Dean Merrylees Abbey, c Azel Albert Akn, m Lous Stannard Baker, ch r Dale Ball, e Harold. rvng Barnes, c Mark Lanson Beardslee, m Ralph Menso Bentley, m Theodore Wllam Bergqust, Morrs Herbert Blvn, e Edward Frederck Bredlo?/, c ffelvn Edward Brnes, ch Frederck Glenn Burton, e Wllsja Arthur C oakes, m Lee H. Coles, c Lews Chrstopher Cook, e Charles Joseph Crabll, ch Deland Hodgman Davs, ch Peter Henry Decker, c Robert Waldo Eldson, ch Roy Sdney Fulton, c Edward Hram Glbert, c Wllam Rchard Gleave, m Glbert Orlando Hall, e Hathaway J. Banes, c Elwood Ktchng Harrs, m John Snclar Hartman, c Chester. Harsfell, c Carlos Morey Heath, ch Horace Truman Helfrch, e Lennox Bursley Henderson, ch Stanley Bowers Hunt., c Leonard John Johnson, c Wllam George Keck, e Wlbur Aaron Kurtz, c Alonzo Ernst Langworthy, e Amon Harold Laxton, ch Yu Ch Ln, c Arthur- Wllam Lynch, c James Gordon McCotter. m Wlfred D.McCully, c Thomas Hewett McDonagh, c Glenn Jay McLravy, c Raymond Dewey Mans,m Oscar Theodore Marske, ch Austn Wlbur Merchant, ch Francs Rder Moore, m Harold Adolph Moore, e Bernard John Murback, c Mack Machal Tasf, ch Lee G. Newson, ch Clfford Jayffoonon,c Ralr)h Albert Nowln, c Dvson of Home Economcs Harold Masters Olds, m Jay E. Parkhurst, c Henry J. Pttenger, e Herbert Mller Place, ch Ralph Harper Fryer, ch Homer Oron Randall, m John Raskas, e Caspar Rehkopf, m Theodore John Roth, c Hennng Wllam Rundqust, m Evangelos Ncholas Sakellarcu,ch{ Russell Fred Sanders, m \ John Paul Schwab, ch Martn Henry Strasen, c Maron Frederck Surls, m f Joseph Paul Thompson, c j Ralph Carl Tmmck, c Alvoy Theodore Torango, m Charles Derwood Tuttle, ch Frederck Herman Twest, c Herman Albert VanderVeeh, c Arthur* Ferle Vnson, e Harold Elmer Vollmer, c Hugh Vercle Walker, c Wldo Wllam Wllert, e Harold Wesley Wolters, m Bachelor of Scence Eunce Vvan Anderson Janet Murel Armtage Marjore Elsabeth Ashley _ Thera Maere Austn Martha Allene Bachman Mary Katherne Bebeshemer Mare Louse Bostelmarm Mae Elzabeth Brnkman Lucle Frances Carolne Bunge Dorothy Lllan Butler Evelyn rene Clark Dorothy Coburn Beatrce Nevene Gomstock. Bernce rene Cook Florence Margaret Cowles Helen Amala Craze Jane Elsabeth Dean Louse Mary Drake Mary Marguerte Dunnng Maron Elzabeth Eddy Josephne Susanna Flnn Mabel Grace Force Opal Juanta Glpn Grace Helen Harvey Emma Grace Holmes Margaret Louse Hubbard Jane Alce Hull rene Adelade Johnston Lucy Elzada Jones Grace Marvel Kellogg Alce Lucle Ketchum Elvra Dagney Krants Mary Elzabeth Ladd Mldred rene Lamb Alce Majel Laycock Frances Margaret Lndstrom Pamela Berence Lott Mare Catherne Lucas ngeborg Chrstne Lundn Carolyn Lynette Manor Paulne Retta Massey Helen Magdalene Melsel Audry sobe Morgan Gladys Clara Morse Dorothy Jean Mulvena Ellen Crampton Hunger Gladys Leona Norton Kathryn da Overholt Mary Gwendolyn Packwood Magge Emly Parker' Mldred Elnora Parker Olve Mae Peck Lee-rene Paulne Roth Matte Rouse F. Louse Splcer Los Aleta Sprnkle Margaret Bell Stanton Lura Elzabeth Stelnmetz Louse Carolne Stewart Dorothy Elzabeth haldorf Marge Olve Thompson Mldred Josephne Tlmm Freda'Margaret Wexenbach Martha May Wheeler Eunce Carolne Wnans

10 8 16 Dvson of Appled Scence Bachelor of Scence Henry Edward Chatfeld j Carleton John Colvn j Donald Henry Croope j Walter Hugh Dernberger.j Henry Wesley Dove! Gaylon Tracy Ford Dlo John Forsyth Paul Frankln Hcke James Alfred Hutchnson!. Ella Clare Kempfer Seymour Lee Kosal Ernest Allen Leavengood Forrest Benton Leedy Earl Randall Loew Frederck Harrs Loveday Harvey Lyle Lyon Ruth Mathews Mary Louse Morgrdge Ada Mare Nelson Eleanor Sopha. Noue Charles Byron Olds Mlton Howard Ormes Max DeMonte Pence Bert Holmes Roberts Cornelus Mchael Schrems Mary Allene Srrne Klne Arland Sprague George C. Sprunk Theodore Roosevelt Stevens Edwn Clark Welden Dvson of Lberal Arts Bachelor of Arts Lberal Arts Margaret Elsabeth Allen Luclle Carolyn Amotte Helen Lynde Armstrong Burdette Barker Ashley Myrle Avery Mldred Elane Babbtt Luna Parks Bachelor Mlton Lester Berg Bertha Agnes Bessey John Wllam Boldyreff Charlotte Anta Bredensten Marjore Lousa 3 r ody Vola Arabella Brody James Burren Brovm Ernestne Hannah Cameron Besse Mary Castle Mldred Clara Chapman Ethel Alyce Charles Gladys sabella Clemens Laura Amne...Colby Mldred Harrette Courtney Maran Amela Dammon Esther Margaret Darlng Vrgna Louse Dell Zelda Wyone Dvne Ruth Ann Erskne Ellen May Farley Katherne Mary Fenlon Norma Lucle Gallup Mary Elzabeth Glls Edna Gretchen Havland Jack Emery Hubbard Alce Louse Hunter Hazel Clare Johnson Lllan Rhynard Johnson John Wllam Kelly Katherne Kempfer Los E. Krusen lone LaVerne Lautner Marjore Mare Lawson Mary Elsabeth Leadley Tod John Leavtt Ethel Lorena Leffngwell Lucle Vera Lckley Myrtle Mae Louden Scott Dougald MacDonald Mary Elsabeth McCoy Harold Coleman McCulloch Robert Alexander Mclnns Alce Catherne McWood Fath Ernestne Man John Tracy Maynard Maran Elsabeth Megchelsen Foster Edward Mohrhardt Lllan Else Monroe Keth Duncan Morford Alce Mare Olsen Ruth sabelle Osthaus Raymond Pnch va Jane Prce Margaret Louse Raney Thomas Jefferson Ramsdell Edwn Kng Reulng Vctor Harold Rossman Leta Jane Veeder Rothgery Mabel Geneveve Sanford Jane Whpple Scott Henrette Perss Scovell Jesse Maud Small Donovan Edward Smth lo Smth rene Eva Spencer Verla Madelene Spenner Besse lone Stead Donald Edward Swan AJce Nedra Teel Phylls Fuller Trautmann George LaVere Walker nabelle Hutchnson Wse Gertrude Elsabeth Woodworth Maran Merrylees Woodworth. Charles George Wrght Roselle Elane Wrsley Pae Ts Yuan Busness Admnstraton Floyd Stanley Anderson Henry Chrstan Arnold Robert Root Baker Lowell James Blackall Edgar Lerch Brandt Gerald Wlfred Byrne Harold Elmer Carlson Edward McKee Crary Lloyd Lester DeVres Fred Wllston Dunn Paul Prazer Freeland Rchard Wllam Gdley Maxwell Asa Goodwn Robert Thomas Gordon Morrs Wendell Green Frank rwn Guetschow Martha Esther Hall Robert Wllam Hawes Merln C Hpley Lews Alvn Hornbeck George Augustus Preser Stanley Davd Kreager Vern Rchard Wetzke Phlp Frederck Locke fxnton Earl McConnell Davd Roland Mapes Floyd Streator Mller Alfred Edv/n Nussdorfer Nerval Leroy Offenhauer Phlp Jenks Oln Wllam Clark Peck Arthur Robert Pfannenschmdt Joseph Parkes Pnson Rchard James Roach Physcal Educaton Bachelor of Scence Harry Alvn Kurrle Dvson of Veternary Medcne Veternary Medcne Doctor of Veternary Medcne Eldon Clar Barclay Harold John.Buehler Chester Frederck Clark Walter W. 'Thompson John Andrew Ellens Otto Herbert Muth Stanley Clark Whtlock

11 Medcal Bology Bachelor of Scence Kathryn Barron Harvey Frank Cunov Geneveve Magdalene Farwell va Lorene Ferguson Master of Arts Verna Harret Church Laurence Davd Glerum C. A- Jacokes Robert Edward Lowney Lawrence Maron Ames Joseph Emmet Archer Harold James Barnum Ellsworth. Besemer Harlow Robert Brgham Edward Davd Clfford Earl Wlson Coulter Ray Lews Cook Master of Scence Samuel Harold Dwght Maynard Samuel Grunder yfeyne Noel Headley Roberta Ruth Hershey Howard Whtney Johnson Edgar G. Jensen Reuben Warren LeSy Wlfred Carl Lews Frank Hram Maxfeld Lane A. Moore Dorothy Permar Fred LaMont Reynolds Phlp Oscar Rpley Walter Danel Rossow LelancL Edwards Scott Horace L # Thomas Goodwn S. Tolles Doctor of Phlosophy Guy Webb Adrance John Frankln Fonder Lawrence C. Kapp Edgar Cecl fulls Charles Edwn Kellogg James 'Tyson Mechancal Engneer Metallurgcal Engneer Cvl Enrneer Royal G. Bgelow Edward J* Frost Lesle John Smth Frank Johnson J* Ward Percy Hghway Engneer James B. Rasbach Leroy C # Smth THE MEETNG ADJOURNED AT 1:30 P.Mv THE NEXT MEETNG OF THE STATE BOARD OF AGRCULTURE WLL BE HELD JUL! 17, AT 9 A.M. Presdent