THE UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING

MINUTES OF THE TRUSTEES

June 4, 1951

For the confidential information

of the Board of Trustee 

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The Board of Trustees met in the Board room at 9:00 a.m. on June 4,

1951, with the following members present: Simpson, Reed, Del Monte,

Burwell, Sullivan, Patterson, Brough, Jones, and ex-officio, Stolt.

Absent were: McCraken, Hansen, Nel<ton, Bush, and ex-officio, Barrett

and lfumphrey.

President Simpson informed °the Board that President lfumphrey was in

the hospital and I<auld be unable to attend the meeting of the Board. It

was decided, however, that the Board would meet following the Commence-

ment luncheon to act on routine matters which could properly be considere

in President Humphrey's absence.

Mr. Del Monte moved, Mr. Burwell seconded, and it was carried that

degrees be awarded to the candidates listed herewith, totaling 575 for

the fall, winter, and spring quarters of 1950-51.

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL AR1S

Bachelor of Arts - with Honor

CCM!{ENCE!{ENT

Beverly Charlene AlhrightPatricia Ann Dinneen

Carolyn Hollister

Eva Blanche NobleVerdelia Lindsey Tanner

Thompson

Bachelor of Arts

Basil Philip AndrikopaulosJean Vaughan BrownLynn W. ChadwickJeanne Beaupre EldredgeMary Jeen FinnBillie Lansing GilchristCharles Loring GilchristRobert John HallNorman Arthur HendricksDorothy Catherine HilgertMarvin Michael HochPatricia B. JanssenMary Louise KastnerJames Albert KeatingHarley Neal Kinney, Jr.Neva Gail Locken

Kathryn Jeanette IumanMargaret McCullochMargene Johnson McLellanAlice ~~ion Nicholas

Robert Norris PenderJeannine PorterFranklin Alvin RolichRosanne Oalces SchneiderLinden Louise StoreyWilliam Henry SwensonJohn Alden ThayerLyle Raymond TrueNeva Anne VicarsEleanor Editjl WaltersJohn David ;Ialz

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Bachelor of Science - with Honor

Noel Justin HicksBryce Lee Reeve

Bachelor of Science

Barbara Jeanne LeceyDorothy Joan McCainJohn William McLellanRobert James !1artinKatja Maria MitchellSelmer Eugene MoellerLawrence Thomas 0 I ConnorSamuel W. Orr, Jr.John Gerard ParkerDavid Russell PattersemJoe RuzyckiCarl Lawrence SandstromJames Vernem SewellAlton Lowell ShupeArdath Joan SteeleDonald Claude ThempsemJohn David TrautCharles Alfred Viox, Jr.Jack Walton WestGorton WoodCarl E<hlard Yost

David \'lilliam Young

Earl Lee BabcockMerryll Marvin BaileyRobert W. BalcomClifford Eugene BosleyDan BozanicMary Louise BreslinGene Arthur ClardyBernard James CollopyRex !1iller CorsiCharles Zimri Eddy IIMargaret Isobel EntinSarah Ann ErzingerThomas Loftin HannumCourtenay Taylor HeadlandErnest Eugene HeiserCharles Edward JohannsenPhilip Digby KeifJohn Porter KennedyJoy G. KortemeyerGeorge Jennings KostalMarco Labudovich

Bachelor of Music

Bert Eugene Johnston Marifred LebhartNancy Margaret Staats

COLIEGE OF AGRICULTURE

Bachelor of Science - with Remor

Donald LeHis !~eike Lawrence W. Mitichlaverne Merle Powell

Bachelor of Science

ReBert Rs:F_ is QJ£s?l:George Ell.ward DavisJerry Glen DierksHoustem Valle EvansOlilliam Henry Fleischmann, Jr.David Brewer FullerJohn Preston GammonEarl Stanley ReabyRobert George lI.atfieldBill Keith Heinbaugh

Alan HeroldJohn Melville HeynemanMalcolm Burns HuttonGeorge F. JohnsonFrancis Allison KnittleOakley Orville LamphereRobert Insley LaramoreRobert Daniel LyonGeorge Lovel ManleyJames Warren Norman

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Bachelor of Science (Cant.)

Frank LeRoy RanchfussRobert Joseph SessaJohn Henry Seyfang IIIFrancis Anthony Smith

LaYI'ence Carl Sut tanLeo j.lilhelmEugene Blanchard WillipmsFred Theodore Yonkee, Jr.

Division of Home Economics

Bachelor of Science - wi th Honor

Hortense BurtonDonna Marie McArthurMiriein Ellen Pietala

Mae Louise Wuthier

Bachelor of Science

Barbara Louise ReeveCharlotte Pauline WilliPmsonDonna Zell Willis

a-Iendolyn Elsom AndersenArdith Ann BoodryAudrey Butcher FaHleyIda Lou Carson Forema'lMarjorie Ellen HejdeJacqueline Emily KruegerMerlyn Fern LupherVirginia Jean Norman

Rita Jeanne PhillipsHary Ann ReadCharlene Beth SchaufRose Mary SchiltNaydene VirgL'lia R. SchunterPatricia Joanne SuttonHaxine Nelson ThomasDonna MaxL'le Williams

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Bachelor of Science in Civil En"ineerinll - with Honor

LeRoy Francis BusaJohn Warren Donnell

Robert Ulysses GrantCobern V. Peterson

Bachelor of Sci ence in Ci vil Enllineering

Vernon Vere CusackJohn Harry DelaplaineRalph Groutage11areus Dava HodgesCarl J. HuntzingerAllen Deming MorrisonMylo NantvedtWilbourn Carl PonderBrittain Poteet, III

Harry Charles SagerRonald Lee SchoolerRobert Mackenzie SchrollRicha.T"li Eugene SinclairFrank Paul StrayTnemas Emil TehanAlvin Duane VandenbergGeorge Bigelow ,JillsonJames Corbet Wise, Jr.

Bachelor of Science in !rcmtectural Engineering

James S. Economou Mineo OkamotoCharles Edward Peterson

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - Hith Honor

James Froman BolandJames ~!. CallaHayKenneth Otho Creek

Charles Leon FrederickGeorge Robert GobleEdwin Lawrence Hopka

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Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Ronald Edwin Br01mellGeorge Harren Eaton

James S:iJnperman

Herbert Benjamin HeadrickLee Francis Higginson

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering - with Honor

Calvin Charles Magnusson Richard William RauschVernon J. Stephens

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

William L. Breslin, Jr.Leslie Eugene BrmmeFrederick Keith ClementsDonald Roger CottleCarrol Dean DanielsClifford Clair Jacobs

Frank Thomas JirekClarence Earl LeeburgClifford Dale Marshall, Jr.Thomas Harold MuellerCharles Edward ~gh

Louie Shifrar

Bachelor of Science in General Engineering - with Honor

Vernon Leroy ConnorDonald Roy Lamb

Science in General Engineering

Angus James McDonaldGuy Del~itt PeverleyHerbert SakalaucksEdwin C. Sunnergren

Richard Joseph Sutphen

Bachelor ofFrank Alexander HadsellRobert Lee HaleyRoland William HartGeorge Lucas InksterHein Ben Loopstra

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts - with Honor

Joyce Beverly BentsenJack Loren Cantrell

Thais Anita JaussJoan Smith

Bachelor of Arts

Gerald Jean AddingtonMargaret Ann BoyerGrant Walter BoylesBetty Jean BratmAnn Caverly BylundLucille Marie CheesbroughJeanette ClarkeCharlotte Anderson CloughJ err;{ Dee CookMarguerite Latta DavisPatricia Ann DoyleClinton M. DunningNancy Elaine EdwardsKathryn Doris Engstrom

Arlene Julia EricksonShirley Anne FoxNola Jean GardnerPatricia Jane GillJane Barbara HallJames Hugh HendersonJeanette Louise HeptnerEunice Lucille HollandMaxine Frances JuvanHubert James KadingoAbraham Frankl jn KramerJoseph Kreuter, Jr.laddie J. Kumelosmoille Marian Lappala

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Bachelor of Arts (Cont.)

Lama Jane lelmerla10lrence Gilbert LofgrenEdwin Lewis McJ.lillenAndrea Ardeth /oI.alcolmMileva MaravichIver Cecil 1400reMargaret Josephine MurrayElizabeth Ann BerltEd'=d George Phelps, Jr.Margaret Ruth RedmondFloyd ThOlllaS RickmanGene Gordon RoelfsemaShirley lavon Rose

Margaret Betty Lou RowleyMary Edna SabinMargaret Lorena SarvisRichard Conant SchaferBargara Jean ScottWilliam Darrell SmithShirley Mae SorensenRobert Fred StaufferPatricia Marie Storey,Iilliam ThOlllaS SullinsJohn William TaylorRobert Evans ,ToodSunshine Buck Zolnoski

Bachelor of Science - , ·t~ Hee6r

John Walter MeltOn...

Bachelor of Science

Robert Gene AndersonGlenna lee AtkinsonDorothy Charleen BaillieJohn Carlton BishopPeter M. BuonomoOris Duncan Chamberlain, Jr.Robert Burnan CollinsDante DiDomenicoVernon Kelley GaleJames Allen GodfreyBurton Saufley Hill, Jr.Eugene Vaughn HilppAustin Joseph JordanGeorge Richard Lemons

COLLEGE OF LAW

Royal George McMullenJoe Method ManchakRobert Lewis MasonRobert Bruce MeredithDale Ivan MonahanRobert Joseph Or~eans

Jerry Juan ParkerDonald Delbert PickettRoy Eugene RenoBarbara Johnson RichardsonRichard Eugene ShanorMarlin Wayne SmithJames Arthur StoreyMarvin Roy Strauch

Bachelor of laws - with Honor

Walter C. Urbigkit, Jr.

Bachelor of Laws

Robert Wesley CostinRaymond A. DitzlerHarry Lee HarrisCecil Kent HughesHen..ry" ThOlllaS Jones

Dudley Dale Miles

William Riner JonesHarry Edward laimbackPaul Thomas Liamos, Jr.Virginia Koons van BenschotenThcmas Leonard Whitley

Addison Edward \·Tinter

Bachelor of Science

Gerald Leonard SpencePaul Gross Tobin

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COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND INDUSmY

Bachelor of Science - ~rith Honor

Harvey John LandersLois Caro]yn Mottanen

Kenneth R. PoolDonnie Miles Sheaffer

Bachelor of Science

Don Harold Babbitt, Jr.Mary Louise BerryWilliam Frederick Brown, Jr •.Kenneth ChetwoodJames Duane ColeKenneth Burton CyrusCharles Ed,mrd DowdyJack Robert Gage, Jr.Hen...-y Paul Hallowell, Jr.Charles Ernest HamiltonClayton Eugene HarmsRalph Waldo Holland, Jr.

Calvin

George Raymond KochevarEdwin Theodore HenkenRichard ,Iinfield MillsDale Eugene PerryKeith Stanford PilgerWilliam Howard ScottPaul Leo SuttonJames Hilliam Taylor, Jr.Gale Travis ToomeyTOOl TsudaCharlotte Ruth TweedJohn Rutlin Vanderpoel

Orlando Hilliams

COLLEGE OF PHA..llMACY

Bachelor of Science - with Honor

Kenneth Orson NielsenJoe Henry Toland

Bachelor of Science

Norma Johnson ArsulichElmer Hall Bay, Jr.J. D. BriceVirginia June CanadayErnest Paul CelehreJohn Warner ChapmanPhyllis Janet ChaseKenneth John EsterhrookArthur Thomas Foster, Jr.Henry Charles GoodrichGarth Tidwell HansenVlilliam Glenn HardyLucretia Ailene HillByron Nathaniel Hipps

ADVANCED DEGREES

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Master of Arts

James Durwood HuntonJames Bernard JohnsonB"e:Fry F.......del ';'CA ~fe) ....!', J....Earl Ronald OberholtzerThomas Eugene PetersonDuce PiaiaPhil Croft ReaschJohn Patrick RocheWalter N. Scott, Jr.Ralph James ShaferJean Marillyn SnallCharles Da"son VaughanHoward Leon WellsKenneth Fran.1d.in Viitzeling

Lucille S. Beede (Elem. Educ.)Kyle G. Abernethy (Ynys. Educ.)Charles A. Biggs (Geology)

Leo Charles Carpenter (Geology)Herschel Taliaferro Cooper

(Geology)

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Master of Arts (Cont.)

John Morley Crandall, Jr. (Educ. Adm.)Joseph Anthony DelPopolo (Elem. Educ.)Donald H. Fulkerson (Geology)Kermit B. Gammenthaler (Music Educ.)Laura A. Kelley (Sec. Educ.)Gerald Warren Maxwell (Sec. Educ.)James Norris Minick (Geology)Joseph Kent Morgan (Geology)Gerald E. Nelson (History)Lars Peter Peterson (Educ. Guid.)

John Francis Rachou (Geology)Orval ROdgers (Educ. Adm.)Walter L. Sampson, Jr. (HistoryB. Douglas Sheffer (Geology)Max L. Troyer (Geology)Louis Unf'er, Jr. (Geology)Wesley F. Wetson (History)John Elliott Welsh (Geology)Lowell M. Wiese (Psychology)Richard 11. ~!ilson (Geology)

Master of Science

Joseph S. Aubin (Commerce) Edward R. Melton (Zoology)Wilbur L. Bunch (Physics) Leona Owens (Home Ecen. Educ.)Richard W. Gerhardt (Zoology) Albert Otto Paulus (Agronomy)Robert Mead Hale (Physics) ~1yr0ll Glen Redke (Zoology)James F. Landram (Zoology) Dean R. Robinson (Anim. Prod.)Vlilliam Dodge McFadden (~lool) Joseph Addison Smith (Physics)

Joe Lavon Saners (Botany)

Professional Diploma in Education

James Edward Fossum

Professional Degree in Civil Engineering

Donald C. McNeese

Doctor of Philosophy

Sydney B. Slen (Wool)

March, 1951

COLLEGE ClF LIBEEAL ARlS

Bachelor of Arts - with Honor

Victor Wayne Smith

Bache' or of Arts

Janet StevensHelen Almond Taylor

Bachelor of Science - with Honor

Gene Jacob Wilotb

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Bachelor of Science

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Theodore Charles BakerMarion Joseph BerginVIayne Ervin FlackmanVernon Robert Dr>JenskiGeorge Alvin PadgetKirk Vlilliam FraserJames Edward Hawkins

Elmer Lane McManusSydney Edward PattisonDavid Douglas PondHoward Linde j.lalgrenCharles Earl VlestBernice Katherine WilliamsNancy Gates Yonkee

COLLEGE OF AG..1UCULTDRE

Bachelor of Science - with Honor

Mirlen Dale Federer

Bachelor of Science

James Bernie BlackstoneEdward Carl BlissJohn Adolph Braunschweig\,arren Dale BroughLauren Dean ChristyKenneth leo ColmanFredrick Shelton FarrDann Allen FosherWilliam Alexander Linton

James Smith ManeeGrant Chapin PorterFrank RauziDaniel RenteriaGordon L. RoushRichard lee SearsRobert Jefferson SpringerVern R. StewartCharles Arthur VerStraten, Jr.

Division of Home Economics

Bachelor of Science - with Honor

Donna Beth Downer

Bachelor of Science

Marietta Trowbridge

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - with Honor

Martin Earl Moss

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Glen Eugene BratzlerMorris lee CarterGust ChocasAlfred S. ForemanClinton Charles Gregory

Keith M. Topham

Allen Edwin KurtzDavid J. LeganDonald Edward MurrayKenneth Leroy TaylorGeorge Crane Toland

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Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - with Honor

Bill Louis BroseghiniHallace John Willhard

Bachelor of Science in' Electrical Engineering

William Edwin GlassJames uXn Green

Edgar Robert Henningsen, Jr.Howard H. Ssnder

Rudolph Steve Stefoin

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

~larvin Guy DavisRay S. Hnenefeld

Milton Owen JonesAlbert Morris Rittenour

Bachelor of Science in General Engineering

Donald Linden GroszPaul Edward Newton

COLIEGE OF EDmATION

Bechelor of Arts - with Honor

Edna May Beall

Bachelor of Arts

Boyd Alan BerrymanRuth ElwellMichael Darrell Kriegel

Rose Clark BroseghiniFrank Spurgin DavisDarrell lee Hot<arth

John MagnettiElizabeth Grey SnockerFrances Wood Tetreault

Bachelor of Science

George Clifford KellyJames Arth= KenagyThomas Milton Marks

Floyd Wesley Tetreault

COLIEGE OF LAW

Bachelor of Laws

George Henry Rollins

Bachelor of Science

Robert Wa-~en Miracle

COLIEGE OF COl-lMERCE A.mJ INDUS'lRY

Bachelor of Science

James Peter CollinsJames Hanry Cu..-nowHoward Edwa...-..d Dickinson

\;illiam Henry Heatlrei':i1J.gtonJohn Thomas McInerneyClifford Burnett Moody

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COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Bachelor of Science

Norman otis EricksonVernem Eldem Snocker

ADVANCED DEGREES

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Master of Art s

Jack W. Bogrett (Geology) James 'lilson Myttem (Geology)Robert HcCary Grace (Geol0(a') Edward SiJnolke (Educ. Guidance)John Henry Larsen (Geology) Vincent lee White (Geology)

Jacqueline Baldon Wilson (Geology)

Master of Science

Grover Camerem (COlIlITlerce)Calvin L. King (Zoology)

Doctor of Education

Bansem B. Poirier

December, 195a

CaLLEGE OF LIBERAL Aft1'8

Bachelor of Arts - ,lith Honor

George Hanuel Apostolos

Bachelor of Arts

Ernest John Goppert, Jr.Theodore F. HenningClarence Thomas Hmlg1ey, Jr.Helen Lorna Kavolok

Laurie Gene

Burton Cooley KernsHarold Leverne HaiDonald Smith PrenticeCharles George Simms, Jr.

Thornton

Bachelor of Science - >lith Honor

'/anda Thompson Daley

Bachelor of Science

John Hilcox BaileyCount leon BowerMarc Jay Colvin, Jr.David Henry CordinerJohn Ed"in EschrichHarion Kreiger Freemon

Morton Lee HayVernon Albert HrakJoseph Charles O'Brock, Jr.William Anthony OwsleyHathew Sanford TudorGeorge Frederick Storey

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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

Bachelo,.. of Science - 'Hith Honor

Ruth NcDonald Bratmschweig John Arthur EspondaDavid Cline Fowler

Bachelor of Science

John Hartley BartruffJohn Hark CameronJames Edwin ClayPerry Bruce Coxe

Edward Hest NeVilleDonald ~1ichael NickelKenneth Lee St. ClairNelvin Francis Schneider

Grant Thomas SI!1ith

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Bachelor of Science in Architectural En~ineering

Josephine l1axted Gotchall

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - with Honor

Vernon Leslie Arndt

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

John L. P,eY'"loodClyde Alwyn Howard

Harold Max PurselLouie Alton Richardson

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Richard Edmond Kane

Bachelor of Science in Nechanical Engineering

Lawrence AIvin LeBeau

Bachelor of Science in General Engineering

Donald Roy Collins

COLLEGE OF EDlKlATION

Bachelor of Arts

Charles Gifford It'ersAllen C. Williams

Bachelor of Science

Allan McElheran Benton Leslie Lee SpicerEdward Talboom

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COLLEGE OF LA,I

Bachelor of Laws

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Lloyd Royce CowinRichard Joseph DaltonJohn Hezlep Goodrichtlayne Cool Hodson

Daniel C. Rogers, Jr.Glen Richard RosenberryDavid Ainslie ScottTosh Suyematsu

Donald Lee Taylor

COLLEGE OF CCMHERCE Al/D INDUSTRY

Bachelor of Science

Donald Anton PolickyEdward Allen Polson

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Bachelor of Science

William Thomas BoydSaul Samuel LazarAndrew Edward McFarlandSpiro A. Meares

John Perry ParkerKenneth Frank ParpartJane s Peter StroubRosemary Ferguson Wright

ADVANCED DEGREES

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Master of Arts

Lucille Clarke Dumbrill (Math.)Paul A. !-!escher (Geology)

Melvin Weiss (History),Iilliam Farold Wilson (Geology)

Master of Science

Donald J. Wulgart (Chemistry)

The Board then recessed to go to the GymnasillI!l for the COIllIIlencement

exercises, at 'lhich President Simpson presided in the absence of Presiden

Hmnphrey.

j-!hen the TrUstees reassembled at 2:30 p.m., }Ir. Sullivan moved,

}fro Reed seconded, and it was carried that the Il!inutes of the May 4-6

meeting be approved, with the addition of the words "on a temporary basis

follm<i.ng the words "Di--rector of Extension"· in the second paragraph on

page 10.

APPROVAL OF MJJllJTES

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APPOINTMEl1SConsidering the recommendations in the President's Report, attention

was given first to appointments. Mr. Sullivan moved, Hrs. Patterson

seconded, and it Has carried that the following appointments be approved:

1. Mr. Berger A. Strand as Assistant County Agent in Park County,

effective Jtme 1, 1951, at a salary rate of $3,600 per year.

2. Hiss Irene R. Payne as Service Chemist in the Department of

Research Chemistry, with the rank of Instructor, effective July 1, 1951,

at a salary of $3,960 for eleven months' service.

3. Mr. Otto Snarr, Jr, as Supervisor of Extension Classes in the

Division of Adult Education and COIIlJl[JIlity Service, with the rank of

Instructor; effective September 1, 1951, at a salary rate of $4,140 for

the academic year 1951-52,

4. Mr, John Bert Barnes as Supervisor of Extension Classes and Com­

munity Service in the Northeast Agricultural Jtmior College, with the

rank of Instructor, effective September 1, 1951, at a salary rate of

$3,840 for the academic year 1951-52.

5. Mr. Albert C. Conger as Director of the Southeast Center and Conger

Supervisor of Extension and Community Service, with the rank of Instruc-

tor, effective September 1, 1951, at a salary of $4,368 for the academic

year 1951-52,

6, Mr. Robert J, Justus as Director of the Wyoming Union, effective Justus

July 1, 1951, at a salary rate of $4,800 for eleven months' service.

Mr. Del Honte moved, Hr. Reed seconded, and it was carried that LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Mrs, Verna J, Hitchcock be granted a sabbatical leave for the period Hi tchcock

July 1 to September 1, 1951, in order that she may attend Cornell Univer-

sity from July 2 to August 11 and, during the remainder of the leave,

visit home economics departments at the University ofMarjl.and, the'Ohio

Stete College, the University of Illinois, and the University of Nebraska

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1. Smith-Hughes Home Economics Travel. Mr. Heed moved, Hr. SullivaI

seconded, and it was carried that the amount of $59.00 be appropriated

800GET CHANGESSmith' Hughes HameEconomics Travel

to cover trips which Hiss Hay Van Deusen, Teacher-Trainer in Home Economi s

Education, needs to make to Cheyenne, Estes Park, and Denver.

2. Department of Guidance. Mr. Del Honte moved, HI'S. Patterson

seconded and it Has carried that the amount of $75.00 be appropriated to

permit purchase of necessary supplies for continuance of the Child Guid-

ance Clinic during the summer of 1951.

3. Deoartment of Animal Product; on. In order to meet the Univer-

sity's obligation for furnishing milk to stock Farm employees during the

period when the University's herd is under inspection for tuberculosis,

Hr. Jones moved, Hr. Brough seconded, and it >las carried that Experiment

Station estimated sales be increased by $768.00, that Stock Farm esti-

mated sales be increased by $768.00, that the authorization for part-

time employees of the Animal Production Department in the Experiment

Station be increased by $562.00, and that the authorization for part-time

employees of the Animal Production Department in the Instruction budget

be increased by $974. 00. It shall be understood that this increase in

>lages to Stock Farm employees is in lieu of milk due them as compensation

and shall be continued only until such time as milk is a.gain available

from the University's herd.

11r. Buniell moved, Mr. Jcmes seconded, and it "...s carried that the

follmTing debt retirement pcliey for the Wyoming Union be approved:

a. Forgiveness of payment to debt retirement of any portion ofspring quarter, 1951, fees and forgiveness of any portion ofFees Receivable from prior quarters.

b. A payment requirement to debt retirement for the fiscal year1951-52 of $3,250.

c. Provision for increasing or decreasing the 1951-52 payment onthe basis of enrollment and/or other circumstances >larran:tingsuch action.

Denartment of GuidanCE

Department ofAnimal Producticm

,lYCMrnG UNIOODEBT RETffiEMENT

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Mr. Del Bonte moved, ]la-. Brough seconded, and it ;'as carried that th

Beard approve the following amendment to Paragraph (2) of Section 11-1.2

(c) of the Regulations of the Beard of Trustees and Section III, e, 3, (b

of the Regulations of the University Faculty with regard to the member-

ship of the President 1 s Advisory Committee:

"Each college or school shall be entitled to one representative,if a member of the staff meets the eligibility requirementslisted above, except that the College of Liberal Arts shall beentitled to two representatives. Deans of colleges or schoolsshall not be eligible for election."

Mr. Del Monte moved, Mr. Brough seconded, and it was carried that

the following regulations of the College of Liberal P.rts ,,"ith regard to

faculty appointments and promotions for that College be approved:

C. (13-1.1 through 13-10.6) Faculty Appointment and Promotion.

1. Policy

It shall be the policy of the College of Liberal Arts ofthe University of Wyoming that faculty members will beadvanced in rank as rapidly as (a) they meet the require­ments, later defined, for the higher rank, (b) the needfor a staff member (additional or replacement) in thehigher rank develops, and (c) the budget permits. Noactual or implied table of organization limiting the num­ber of faculty members holding any rank will be set up.

2. Criteria to be Considered in Promotion

a. Preparation. The attainment of an ea....."ed doctor'sdegree shall be the standard preparation for Universityteaching in the departments of the College except asotherwise provided. While the doctor's degree isaccepted as the standard of preparation it must berecognized that exceptional cases may arise in whichan individual may be qualified for the highest rankwithout having any academic degrees.

b. Teaching Ability

(1) Ability to organize the knO\<1edge of one's fieldand to correlate it with life problems.

(2) Effort to keep abreast of new developments in thefield.

(3) Ability to arouse interest and response fromstudents.

AlmlDl<trnT TOREGULAnOOS

REGULATICNS , COLLEGEOF r.TBAAAL ARTS

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(4) Ability to develop the faculty of critical appraisal.(5) Ability to stimulate students to use their innate

abilities, particularly to jar them loose from theirmental inertia.

(6) Results achieved in leading the students in the for- .mulation of a broad philosophy of life and a strongsense of moral responsibility.

c. Creative Scholarship

(1)

(3)

Scholarly contributions(a) Papers presentad at professional meetings(b) Publications in professional journals(c) leadership in directing research(d) Critical interpretationsCreative arts(a) Contributions to literature(b) Painting, etc. accepted in recognized exhibits(c) Musical compositionsEvaluation of contributions(a) Recognition attained without the University(b) Evaluation by colleagues "ithin the University(c) Mere listing of contributions is desirable but

not indicative of real significance

d. Personal Qualifications and Pr.ofessional Habits-

(1) Maturity of thought(2) Personality(3) Adaptebility on and off the campus(4) Sympathetic approach to students and their problems(5) Careful evaluation of student ;lOrk(6) Adequate office hours for students and faculty to

contact the individual

:e. General Contributions to the University, the State,the Nation(1) Contributions to the solution of problems, institu­

tional, state, regional, national, international:(2) Recognition by colleagues within and without the

University(3) Requests for advice and guidance from without the

University(4) Election to offices, committees, etc., of learned

societies(5) Honors received

3. MininnJm Standards for Appointment in or Promotion to theSeveral Academic Hanks

(Whenever in the folloHing statements the term "doctor'sdegree" is used, it is understood that for faculty mem.bers in the fields of Art, Creative Writing, Journalism,and lfusic the corresponding criteria is: A master'sdegree plus one additional year of study plus at leastthree years of successful teaching or professionalexuerience. )

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Instructor:

Instructors shall have a master's degree and at least oneyear of additional study or of professional experiencein the field in Yhich the instructorship is granted.

Assistant Professor:

a. Doctor's degree, with evidence of continuing interestin scholarly activity in his field,

b. Four years of college teaching experience.

Associate Professor:

a. Doctor I s degree,

b. A total of at least seven years of successful col­lege teaching,

c. Achievement in scholarly activities,

d. Ability to motivate or direct scholarly activity instudents.

Professor:

Qualifications those of Associate Professor plus in­creased emphasis on academic distinction as recognizedboth on and off the campus, and therefore as contributring to the influence and prestige of, the Universityof }/yoming. Establishad reputation as a teacher andscholar.

The weight assignad to each criterion in the several rankswill vary with the individual.

To meet unusual situations or to recognize an outstandingindividual exceptions to the above requirements may be made.

For the inform...ation of the Board, President Humphrey had included

in his report a letter from Va-. L. G. Meeboer, Business ~!anager, indicat-

ing that the Stearns-Roger Manufacturing Company would be unable to

install switchgear in the POl·/er Plant before August, 1952, and also that

no detailed plans and specifications had been prepared by that firm, but

that they would be Willing to give to any engineer the University might

select such date as they have to help him complete the necessary work.

SillWHOEARFOO PCMER PLANT

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Hr. Sullivan moved, 111'. Jones seconded, and it was carried that the

Board approve the budget requests for full-time personal services in the

NorthHest Center, the Northeast Agricultural Junior College, rod the South

east Center, all of Hhich Hould be paid from Deposit Liabilities except

for the portions of salaries Hhich would be paid from Extension Classes

and Camnnmity Service funds. In connection Hith the discussion of the

budget requests for the Centers, President Simpson brought up the ques-

tion of Hhether or not it is desirable to have salary vouchers for Center

submitted to a member of the Board of Trustees for signature prior to

payment. It was his opinion that such a procedure ,<as unnecessa.ry and a

Haste of time. HI'. Sullivan moved, 111'. Jones seconded, and it ,JaS carrie

that this practice be discontinued and that said vouchers be submitted

directly to the University Business Hanager for payment.

There was some discussion of the insurance progress report prepared

in the office of the Business Hanager. Since the report contained some

recommendations for expenditures, however, it was decided to defer oon-

sideratian of the report until President Humphrey could be present for

the discussion.

Hr. L. G. Meeboer, Business Manager, submitted a report from J·lT. C.

Jensen, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, indicating Hr. Jensen's

estimated cost of la.'1dscaping around ,lyorning Hl.ll to be $6,342. Since

no detailed plans Here presented, no action Has taken by the Board.

In the Addendum to the President's Report, consideration was given

first to appointments. Jolr. Sullivan moved, Mrs. Patterson seconded, and

it Has carried that the following appointments be approved:

1. 111'. Dean R. Robinson as Assistant County Agent-at-large, effec­

tive June 5, 1951, at a salary rate of $3,600 per year.

CENTER BUDGE15

INSlJRAllCEPRillREss REpCR T •

WYOMING HALLLANDSCAPING

APPOIN1MEN15

Robinson

Record oj Minutes oj Board of Trustees Meeting June 4 19 51 Sheet No. 1707

2. Mr. Blaine Bradshaw as County Agent-at-large, effective July 1, _ Bradshay

1951, -at a salary rate of $5,400 per year.

3. Miss Aleen Holbrook as Home Demonstration Agent in Converse Holbrook

County, effective June 20, 1951, at a salary (effective July 1, 1951) of

$4,284 per year,

4. l'JrS. Jean Hatteson as Home Demonstration Agent in Big Horn Hatteson

County, effective July 1, 1951, at a salary rate of $3,636 per year.

5. I-jiss Bernadette Costello as Assistant Professor of Home Ecol'omic, Costello

effective September 1, 1951, at a salary rate of $4,836 for eleven months

service.

6. Miss Jgyce Reed as Assistant Professor of Home Economics, effec­

tive September 1, 1951, at a sala.'"Y rate of $3,840 for the academic year

1951-52.

7. Mr-, Robert O. Leonard as Instructor and Research Assistant in

Wool, effective July 1, 1951, at a salary of $3,600 for eleven months'

service.

Mr. Reed moved, l'.r. Ilur\,ell seconded, and it was carried that the

follCYing leaves of absence be approved:

1. Mr. J. Stuart Good.'!lall, Instructor in English, a militery leave

without pay for the academic year 1951-52, ;lith the understanding that

if he is involuntarily reteined in the Army beyond September 1, 1952,

unprejudiced consideration 'rill be given to a request for further leave

if he Hishes to file one, and that if a'1d when he returns to the UbiVer­

sity the conditions under which he was appointed for the year 1951-52

will apply.

2. Mr. M. C. lfundell, Dean of the College of C01III!lerce and Industry,

a milita..'"Y leave without pay for one year, effective July 1, 1951.

Leonard

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

Goodman

11gndell

Record of Minutes of Board of Trustees Meeting June 4 1951 Sheet No. 1708

Exneriment Station. Mr. Reed moved, Hr. Brough seconded, and it was

carried that the Board approve the recommendation of Dean H. M. Briggs

that a~ additional $500 from Regional Research money allotted "to the

Experiment Station be appropriated to the Supplies budget of the Animal

Production Department and that the vlool Department budget be reduced by

$200 to take care of the reduction in Regional Research money allotted to

that Department.

Mr. Burwell moved, Mr. Del Monte seconded, and it was carried that

BmlGET CHANGE

Experiment Station

SCHOLARSHIE;2

the following recommendations with regard to scholarships be approved:

1. S=e" School Graduate ScholarshiDs. Ynat five graduate scholar S1l!l1ll1er School G"a,h,"+.,Scholarships

ships in the amount of $74.00 each be awarded for the sunnner quarter of

1951, increasing the budget for the Summer School by a total of $370.00.

2. Charles L. Vagne" Scholarship. That the annual selection of a

recipient of the scholarship provided for in the "ill of Mrs. Lillie

Vagner be left to the Director of the University Ba~d.

For the information of the Trustees, the Addendum to the President's

Report contained a copy of the contract "hich Presiden t Humphrey had

entered into with lutz and May of Kansas City for the study of the

University's power needs as previously authorized by the Board. Accept--

ance of this contract had been approved by Mr. Reed, Hr. Burwell, and

Mr. Jones, members of a committee appointed for that purpose.

Charles L. Vagner

PCMER STUDY

For the information of the Board, a report was presented indicating C!!At'ifGE CRDEES FCRAURIC oL1'ORE AND

that one change order involving a decrease of $218.75 had been approved EDfuATioN BUIIDINGSAND FTETJlHOOSE

for the Agriculture Building since the last meeting of the Board, that

one change order involving an increase of $330.40 had been approved for

the Education Building, and that one change order involving an increase

of $659.43 had been approved for the Field House. Details folIo,,:

Record of Millute, of Board of Trustees Meeting June 4 19 51 Sheet No. 1709

1. Agriculture Building Unit "C" - Change Order No. 32-C:

Item No.1· Eliminate built-in cabinets in roam 235Deduct $ 249.00

Item No.2: Add for Vacuum line to Table 134 in Roam 301,and air and gas line to Table 100 in Room 344

Add 30.25

Net DecTease $ 218.75

2. Education Building - Change OrdeT No. 16:

Room 097: Eliminate teck boaTd and chalk boaTd shawn. Eliminatshelving between Columns 100 and 101.

Roam 106: Add one additional wall Teceptecle on south wall.Relocate shelving shown on south wall to new loca­tion on north wall of Roan 104.

Roam 109: Eliminate centeT sink on west wall and leave openingin base cabinet of L,B" to accommodate a cambinationdisposal and dishwasher unit. Provide a 110 outletat base of dishwasher unit. Change p11llllbing in thislocation to accommodate the unit.

Room 110: Shorten both base and top cabinets on Hest wall3'--" to provide space for a refrigerator in south­west corner of this room.

Roan 113: Provide a 208 outlet on the Hall adjacent to presentlocation of latmdry trays. Eliminate teck board andchalk board on east wall, and install a 7' x 4' chalkboard on the north wall Hith a 3 I X 4' tack board ateach end.

Additional

3. Memorial Fieldhouse - Change Order No. 17-F:

$ 330.40

Item 1: Furnish necessary labor and material to lower ceilingin the north head house, including changing electricoutlets, instelling pipe covering, and instelling ad­ditional return pipe. For the S1lIll of $800.47. Ofthis sum Porter and Bradley will pay fifty per cent,namely $400.44, and the University of WyOlIling willpay the additional sum of

Add 400.23Item 2: Furnish labor and materials to wire four additional

motors in West Equipment space on third floor forthe additional S1lIll of 15D. 00

Item 3: Furnish labor and materials to substitute 6" reinforcedconcrete slabs, 15' x 15', for the 4" slabs.of en-trances to overhead doors. Add 199. 20

Total Additional $ 659.43

Mr. L. G. Meeboer, Business Haneger, reported the following rates

for medical exelilinations of Agricultural Substetions emplO'."ees under

\oIorkmen 1 S Compensation as quoted to Dr. George Bridgmon by physicians

MEDICAL EXAMTNATICWS.lffi AGRICULTURAL

STTRqTATICWS

Record of Minutes of Board of T.rnstees Meeting June 4 1951 Sheet No. 1710

in the communities in which the Substations are located:

AftonArcherGillettePowellSheridanTorrington

$4.00 to $5.003.50 to 5.003.00 to 5.003.002.00 to 5.00IIot to exceed $5. 00

Mrs. Patterson and Hr. Del Honte reported on the meetings which they NURSllIG SCHOOL Snm.,:;

had attended in Casper and Rock Springs respectively in connection with

the study of the best location for the two nursing schools to be estab-

lished under authorization of the Legislature. They indicated that tie

final report should be ready for presentation to the Board of Trustees

some time during the month of Jtme and that plans should be completed so

that the schools can begin operation in the fall of 1951.

At 5:15 p.m. Hr. Del Monte moved, Mrs. Patterson seconded, and it

was carried that the Board recess and await a call from President HumphreJ

for the next meeting, and that the annual election of officers be deferr'"

until that time.

~~H. D. Del HonteSecretary