MINUTES .... gencles .......................... $650,000

Year 1926-27 NO. 48

BOARD O F REGENTS BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE

MINUTES

A meeting of the Buildings and Grounds Committee was held in the Regents' Room on Thursday, May 5, 1927, at two-thirty o'clock.

Present : Regent Partridge, chairman ; Regents Boeck- mann, Coffman, and Snyder.

Voted to approve the acceptance of the following bids on the Field House on recommendation of the State Architect and the University Advisory Architect :

General Construction .... Madsen Construction Co.. AA3 $536,000

Deduct 5 west bays of seats.. AAg 28,600

Heating and Ventilation H. Kelly Company. .................

Plumbing J. W. Scott Co.. .......................... 25,621

Electrical Construction Minneapolis Electrical Supply Const. Co.. . 24,375 Bid K-Using Cahill field lighting. Subject to a go day option to substitute any other make of projectors mentioned in their bids K-I. K-2. K-3. or K-A at deductions eaual to the difference in price between such bids and bid K.

Estimated Architect's and Engineer's fees and Ins~ec-

tion and SupeGntendence.. ....... .I.. . 23,200 Outside work to be done by the University. 8,500 Temporary basket-ball floor .............. 5,000 Reserve for possible cost of temporary out-

side heating connections.. ............. 2,000 Reserve Tor contingencies and equipment. ... 11,209

Total ?tracts, estimates, and contin- gencles .......................... $650,000

Voted to recommend an allotment from Reserve of $20,000 for remodeling the Mechanical Engineering building in accordance with the plans submitted with the understanding that the new space provided by the remodeling will approximately equal the old space which must be abandoned by reason of the erection of the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium.

Voted to receive and file the report of the Committee on Intramural Sports relative to' the enlargement of the play space of the University.

Voted to record as the sentiment of the Committee that it is preferable to name buildings for the purposes that they are supposed to serve rather than after indi- viduals.

Voted to recommend the following distribution of the $32,890.45 appropriated by the legislature for the reimbursement of the University for patients to the Minnesota General Hospital from April I, 1925, up to and including June 30, 1925, as follows :

Pillsbury Hall alterations.. ................. $19,890.45 Bio Chemistry alterations .................. IO,OOO.OO Veterinary Barn Silo. ...................... 1,500.oo Sheep Shed-Farm School. ................. 1,500.00

Voted to adjourn. W. T. MIDDLEBROOK, Secretary

Year 1926-27 No . 49

BOARD OF REGENTS SALARIES AND FINANCE COMMITTEE

MINUTES May 26. 1927

A ineeting of the Salaries and Finance Committee of the Board of Regents was held in the Regents' room on Thursday. May 26. 1927. at two-thirty o'clock .

Present: Regent Snyder. chairman; Regents Boeck- mann. McConnell. and Partridge .

Voted to recommend the approval of the following salary adjustments. promotions. changes in title. and new positions :

SALARY ADJUSTMENTS FOR 1927-28 Department of Agriculture

1926-27 1927-28 ................ J . H . Allison. Professor A 3. cw A 3. 300 300

............. R . N . Chapman. Professor A 5. 0(;0 A 5. 500 500 .............. E . G . Cheyney. Professor A 3. 300 A 3. 500 200 .............. W . B . Combs. Professor A 4. 0o0 A 4. 500 500 . ............... F . W . Peck. Dir & Prof A 6. 000 A 6. 500 500

............... W . H . Peters. Professor A 4. 800 A 5. rn 200 ............ HenrySchmitz. Professor A 4. mo A 4. 700 500

. ............... A . C . Arny. Assoc Prof A 3. 500 A 3. 800 300 ............. L . B . Bassett. Assoc . Prof A 3. 300 A 3. 500 200 . ........ Theo . A . Erickson. Assoc Prof A 2. 400 A 2. 600 200

. .............. G . A . Pond. Assoc Prof A 3. 300 A 3. 800 500 . ............... H . B . Roe. Assoc Prof A 3. 600 A 4. 000 400

. . . . . . . . . . Clayton 0 . Rost. Assoc Prof A 3. 4m A 3. 700 300 . ........... 0 . G . Schaefer. Assoc Prof A 3. 500 A 3. 750 250

............ E . A . Stewart. Assoc . Prof A 3. 600 A 4. 000 400 . ........... J . P . Wentling. Assoc Prof A 3. 300 A 3. 500 200

. ....... Parker 0 . Anderson. Asst Prof A 250 A 500 *250 ........... J . H . Beaumont. Asst . Prof A 2. 700 A 3. 000 300 ........... Frank J . Brown. Asst . Prof A 2. 100 A 2. 400 *300

. ............. Alice M . Child. Asst Prof B 2.400 H 2. 700 300 . ........... J . J . Christensen. Asst Prof A 2. IOO A 2. 400 *300

(600 USDA) (600 USDA) . ........ Spencer B . Cleland. Asst Prof A 2. 100 A 2. 40q *300

(I . zoo USDA) ( I . mo bSDA)

Cora Cooke. Asst . Prof ............... A 2. 400 A 2. 700 *3a3 Ralph F . Crim. Asst . Prof ............. A 3. 000 A 3. 300 *3oo T . W . Gullickson. Asst . Prof .......... A 2. 600 A 2. 800 200 Arthur W . Henry. Asst . Prof .......... A I. 350 A I. 650 *300

(I. 350 USDA) (1. 350 USDA) E . A . Hewitt. Asst . Prof .............. A 2. 500 A 2. 700 * m M . S . Johnson. Asst . Prof ............ A 2. 400 A 2. 600 200 Cornelia Kennedy. Asst . Prof ......... A 2. 500 A 2. 700 * m Dorothea Kittredge. Asst . Prof ......... CX I. 600 B 2. 400 * F . A . Krantz. Asst . Prof ............... A 2. 400 A 2. 700 300 Jane Leichsenring. Asst . Prof .......... B 2. 800 B 3. 000 200 M . A . McCarty. Asst . Prof ........... A 2. 400 A 2. 600 *mo Katharine McFarland. Asst . Prof ...... A 3. 300 A 3. 500 . *zoo Paul R . McMiller. Asst . Prof ......... A 2. 500 A 2. 700 *zoo W . E . Morris. Asst . Prof ............. A 2. IOO A 3. 300 *

(I . 200 USDA) F . J . Stevenson. Asst . Prof ............. A 2. 800 A 3. 000 zoo Lenore Andrist. Instructor ............ C I. ooo C I. roo roo David R . Briggs. Instructor ........... BH50 I. ooo B 2. IOO Kurt W . Franke. Instructor ........... B I. 800 BX Z. 100 300 Roy H . Giberson. Instructor ............ A 2. 700 A 3. ooo 300 Vetta Goldstein. Instructor ........... B 2. ooo B 2. 200 zoo Ethel Gorham. Instructor ............ B 2. 250 B 2. 400 150 E . A . Hansen. Instructor ............... A 2. 700 A 3. 000 300 Helen Hart. Instructor ................ A 600 A 700 roo

(I . IOO USDA) (I. 100 USDA) A . L . Harvey. Instructor .............. AH75 I. 500 AH66 I. 500 A . A . Hoberg. Instructor .............. A 2. ooo A 2. 200 200

........... A . T . Hoverstad. Instructor A I. 000 A I. zoo zoo (I. m USDA) (I . coo USDA)

................ Hope Hunt. Instructor B I. 800 B I. goo 100 Hazel Johnson. Instructor ............. C 850 C I. 000 150

............ Gladys Kaercher. Instructor C goo C I. 000 100

............ Agnes Kolshorn. Instructor B 2. ooo B 2. zoo 200 .............. Jesse H . Neal. Instructor A I. 800 A 2. 000 200

........... Paul D . Peterson. Instructor A I. goo A 2. 100 aoo ............ L . 0 . Regeimbal. Instructor A I. 800 A 2. 000 200

............... M . Lois Reid. Instructor A 2. 200 A 2. 400 zoo ........... W . M . Sandstrom. Instructor B I. 800 B 2. 100 300 ........... Mildred Schenck. Instructor A 2. ooo A 2. 200 aoo

............. L . M . Thurston. Instructor A 2. 000 A 2. 200 zoo ............... H . P . Traub. Instructor A I. 800 A 2. 000 200

.......... Julia B . Whiteside. Instructor BX I. 800 B I. ~ O O 100 ................ S . T . Coulter. Assistant A I. 500 A I. 700 MO

. ........... Charles C Geddes. Assistant A I. 700 A 2. 000 300 ......... D . Curtis Mumford. Assistant A I. 800 A 2. 100 300

Northwest School and Station. Crookston ................ Retta Bede. Instructor C I. 500 C I. 600 100

* Three years .

West Central School and Station. Morris John A . Anderson. Asst . Prof ........ A 2. 500 A 2. 600 *IOO Roy A . Bridgeford. Asst . Prof ....... A 2. 6ao A 2. 750 *150 Emily Curtis. Instructor .............. C 960 C I. 060 roo Albert C . Heine. Instructor ........... A 5500 A 2. 600 roo Theodore S . Long. Instructor ......... C I. 250 C I. 400 150 Arletta Ness. Instructor .............. C 750 C 800 50

Northeast Experiment Station. Duluth M . J . Thompson. Assoc . Prof ......... A 3. 500 A 3. 750 250

Non-academic Gladys M . Anderson. C5 ............. A I. ozo A I. 080 60 Lillian Barron. C5 ................... A I. 020 A I. 080 60 Ruth Bell. C6 ........................ A 840 . A goo 60 H . T . Branigan. Foreman ............ A I. 080 A I. 140 60 Loretta Cannon. C6 .................. A A 9 6 0 6 0 Alicia Drage. C6 ..................... A A 60 MarjorieEngler.C6 ................. A goo A 60 Viola Gulbranson. C6 ................ A goo A 960 60 Irene L . Hanson. S2 ................. A I. 380 A I. 440 60 Lorraine Haxton. C3 ................ A I. 260 A I. 320 60 John Hoffman. Foreman ............. A I. 500 C I. 000

(8 mos.) Dagny Holmstrand. C7 .............. A 780 A 840 60 Ruth Johnson. C5 ................... A I. om A I. 080 60 Harriet Jones. Cg ................... A I. 260 A I. 320 60 Joseph Kuehn. Asst . to Director ..... A 2. 200 A 2. goo 700 Mabel Mattson. C4 .................. A I. I40 A I. 200 60 Gladys Naused. C5 ................... A g60 A I. o m 60 Leona Palmer. C4 ................... A 600 A I. 200

(600 from Minn . Farmers' Institute) Delma Peterson. C5 ................. A 60 * AA ;:72 200 ............. John Rafnson. Studgrom A I. 500

........ Joseph Reid. Swine Herdsman A I. 500 A I. 700 200 .............. Fred Rohner. Foreman A I. 500 A I. 600 100

................... Dora Sandvig. C4 A I. I40 A I. 200 60 .......... Ludwig Sederberg. Foreman A I. 500 A I. 600 100

................ Yvonne Senechal. C5 A 960 A I. 020 60 ................. Margaret Sexton. C4 A I. 140 A I. 200 60

................... Violet Soneson. CJ A I. I40 A I. ZOO 60 ................. Lela Van Doren. C4 C

570 AC Ruth Wetzell. Cq .................... A I. 080 I. 140 60 Northwest School and Station. Crookston ...................... AliceBrule. C6 A 780 A 840 60

Wilma Coss. C6 ..................... A 840 A 60 ................ Margaret Fylling. C6 A 900 A 60

West Central School and Station. Morris .............. Margaret Stamness. C6 A 840 A goo 60

Three years . 379

Fruit Breeding Farm. Zumbra Heighb ........... Walter Kroenig. Foreman A I. ZOO A

College of Science. Literature. and the Arts C . D . A!lin. Professor .................. B 4. 750 B William Anderson. Professor .......... B 4. 500 B Wi1:iam H . Bussey. Asst . Dean & Prof ... A 4. 500 A Hal Downey. Professor ............... B 4. 250 B Richard hl . Elliott. Professor ........... R 4. 250 B Henry A . Erikson. Professor ......... B 5 . 000 B Frank F . Grout. Professor ............ B 5. 000 B Albert E . Jenks. Professor ............ B 4. 000 B Earle Killeen. Professor .............. B 4. 250 R Frederick Klaeber. Professor .......... B 4. 000 B August C . Krey. Professor ............. B 4. 250 B C . A . Moore. Professor ................ B 4. 250 B J . B . Pike. Professor .................. B 4. 500 B Harold Quigley. Professor ............. B 4. 250 B Frank M . Rarig. Professor ............. R 4.000 B William A . Riley. Professor ........... B 5. 000 B Charles A . Savage. Professor ........... B 3. 750 B Carly!e Scott. Professor ............... B 4. 750 B Carl Schlenker. Professor ............. B 4. 000 B Lester B . Shippee. Professor ........... B 4. 250 B Charles P . Sigerfoos. Professor ........ B 4. 250 B Pitirim A . Sorokin. Professor .......... BH6o 2. ~ O O BH75 Clinton R . Stauffer. Professor ......... B 4. 800 B David Swenson. Professor . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 4.250 B Joseph M . Thomas. Asst . Dean & Prof .. A 5. 500 A Josephine E . Tilden. Professor ......... B 3. 000 B

SWS swfsu Albert B . White. Professor ............ B 5. GOO B Norrn<~tn Wiide. Professor ............. B 4. 500 B J . S . Young. Professor ................. B 4. 500 B Anthony Zeleny. Professor ............ B 4. 000 B Raymond Brink. Assoc . Prof . . . . . . . . . . . B 3. 600 B Oscar Burkhard. Assoc . Prof ........... B 3. 750 B Frederick K . Butters. Assoc . Prof ....... B 3. 500 B William S . Cooper. Asscc . Prof . . . . . . . . B 3. ,700 B 1, . F . Miller . Assoc . Prof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 3. 500 B Dwight E . Minnich. Assoc . Prof . . . . . . . B 3. 500 B Royal R . Shumway. Asst . Dean & Assoc .

Prof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 4. 250 A W . 0 . Beal. Asst . Prof ................ B 3. ooo B Charles Bird. Asst . Prof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 3. 000 B Muriel B . Carr . Asst . Prof . . . . . . . . . . . . . B 2.409 B Herbert E . Clefton. Asst . Prof ......... B 2. 400 B Robert V . Cram . Asst . Prof ............ B 3. om B James Davies. Asst . Prof .............. B 2. 400 B

t One year . 380

William P . Dunn. Asst . Prof ........... B 2. 700 John W . Gtuner. Asst . Prof ........... B 2. 600 h i s B . Hesslet. Asst . Prof .......... B 2. 5 0 0 Edna Heidbreder. Asst . Prof .......... B 2. 400 James T . Hillhouse. Asst . Prof ......... B 2. 500 Gertrude Hull. Asst . Prof ............. B 3. m Elizabeth Jackson. Asst . Prof .......... 3 a. foo George Lus9ky. Asst . Prof ............. B 2. 600 Wayne L . Morse. Asst . Prof ........... B 2. 400 Arma Phelan. Asst . Prof ............... B 2. 400 Adolph Ringoen. Asst . Prof ........... B 2. 600 G . M . Schwartz. Asst . Prof ............ B 2. 6m Emerson Sutcliffe. Asst . Prof .......... B 2. 600 Jesse M . Anderson. Instructor ......... BX 2000 Francis Appel. Instructor .............. B I. 800 Elizabeth Atkins. Instructor ............ B I. goo Fred S . Beers. Instructor ............... B I. 8uo Harold Briggs. Instructor ............. B I. 80CY Elizabeth Carlson. Instructor .......... B I. 800 Ruth Cfrristie. Instructor ............. B I. 800 John J . Creamer. Instructor .......... B I. 800 Lacille hf . Curtis. Insttuctor ........... B I. 800 William Dehorn. Instrmtot ............ B 2. ooo Margaret Gable. Enstractor ............ B 2. 100 Adah Grady. Instructor .............. B a. 100 Carlyle Jacabsen. Instructor ............ B I. 600 Michael Jafma. Bandmaster & h s t ...... BHgo I. 800 Mary J . S . Kuypers. Instractor ......... BH8o I. Malcolm McLean. Instructor .......... B 2. roo .......... Ethel M . Mygrant. Instructor B I. 800

........... Elizabeth Nissen. Instructor B I. goo j. H . Owtns. Instructor ................ B I. 800

........ Harlow Richardson. Instructor B 2. 400 .............. Alethea Smith. Instructor B I. 70q Kate M . Twitchell. Insttwtor .......... BH Fee Basis &a Wangsness. Instrctor ............ B I. H&le Mead. Lectnrer .................. CHas Reed 0 . Christensen. Tch . Asst ......... BH4o 600

. ............. James M . Earl. Tch Asst BHQ goo ............... M m Malcolm. Assistme B I. 400 . ......... Darothy Ct . Markey. Tcfr Asst &H'b r. zn,

. ............... j'6seph M&. Teh Asst BW I. $06 .......... . W m a m Risselman. Tch Asst BH goo

. ............... hq M . Will. Tch Asst BH I. @

Nonacademic .................... %vian Fhe ick . Cq A I. 140 ....................... Wary Im'tes. Cg A I. ozo .................... M o t h f Ryan. C3 A I. fi

Three years . t Fall. full time; wintdr. 65 per cent time .

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2. goo 200 31 400 29 700 200 3. 600 2. 700 zoo 3. 3'33 IOU 2. 800 I00 2. 800 m 3. CJOo 600 2. 600 m 2. 800 200

3. 400 2. 800 200

2. I. goo 2. 000 I00 I . goo IOO 1. 900 100 2. OM) 200 I. goo *loo I. goo * I 0 0 I. goo 100 2. I00 I00 2. 200 100 2. 200 100 I. 800 200 2. 000 200 1. 800 2. 300 *zoo I. goo I00 2. 000 $00

1. goo 100 2. 500 100 I. 800 I00

2. I. 800 I 0 0

000

College of Engineering and Architecture A . S . Cutler. Professor ................ B 4. 250 B Hans H . Dalaker. Porfessor .......... B 4. 000 B W . F . Holman. Professor .............. B 4. 250 B S . Car1 Shipley. Professor ............. B 4. 250 B Charles F . Shoop. Professor .......... B 4. 000 B Franklin W . Springer. Professor ........ B 4. 000 B Roy C . Jones. Assoc . Prof ............. BH8o 3. 000 BH80 John V . Martenis. Assoc . Prof ......... B 3. 500 B Otto S . Zelner. Assoc . Prof ............ B 3. 300 B Leonard F . Boon. Asst . Prof ........... B 2. 400 B John Flodin. Asst . Prof ............... B 2. 400 B Raymond R . Herrmann. Asst . Prof ...... B 2. 400 B John H . Kuhlman. Asst . Prof ........... B 2. 400 B Howard D . Myers. Asst . Prof .......... B 2. 700 B Rhodes Robertson. Asst . Prof ........... BH8o 2. 000 B H b Robert F . Schuck. Asst . Prof ........... B 2. 400 B George W . Swenson. Asst . Prof ....... B 2. 400 B Hugh B . Wilcox. Asst . Prof ............ B 3. 000 B Fred T . Cruzen. Instructor ............ B I. 800 B Ivan Doseff. Instructor ............... B I. 800 B Donald C . Heath. Instructor ........... B 2. ooo B Hibbert M . Hill. Instructor ............. B I. goo B Jar1 E . Larson. Instructor ............. B I. 800 B Forrest E . Miller. Instructor ............ B I. goo B Frank A . Morris. Instructor ........... A 2. 200 A John E . Nicholas. Instructor ........... B 2. 000 B Dayton A . Rogers. Instructor .......... B 2. 000 B

Non-academic Edith L . Gardner. C5 .................. A 60 A Mary Reinold. Cg ..................... A I. 020 A

Medical School Elexious T . Bell. Prof . & Head ......... B 5. 500 B A . D . Hirschfelder. Prof . & Head ...... B 5. 500 B Winford P . Larson. Prof . & Head ...... B 5. 500 B Jennings C .. Litzenberg. Prof & Head . . . BH75 4. 500 BH75 Emil S . Gelst. Assoc . Prof ............. Robert G . Green . Assoc . Prof .......... 'H7 3. 500 B J . Charnley McKinley. Assoc . Prof . . . . . A 4. 500 A Jay A . Myers. Assoc . Prof ............. AH70 3. 400 AH70 Horace Newhart. Assoc . Prof . . . . . . . . . . AHIO I IO C Howard S . Clark. Asst . Prof ........... A H None C Paul W . Giessler. Asst . Prof . . . . . . . . . . A H None C Esther M . Greisheimer. Asst . Prof ..... B 2. 790 B James S . McCartney. Asst . Prof ........ A 3. 250 A Grace Medes. Asst . Prof ............... B 2. 400 B Fred J . Pratt. Asst . Prof .............. A H None C John A . Pratt. Asst . Prof .............. A H None C Frederick H . K . Schaaf. Asst . Prof ..... CH35 500 A H

382

49500 250 4,250 250 4. 500 250 49500 250 49250 250 4. 500 500 3. 200 200 3. 750 250 3. 500 zm 2. 600 zoo 2. 600 200 2. 600 200 2. 600 200 3. 00'3 300 2. 300 300 2. 600 200 2. 600 200 3. 200 X K J I. goo I00 I. goo I00 2. I00 I00 2. I00 200 1. goo 100 2. 000 100 2. 400 200 2. I00 I00 2. 100 100

6. 000 500 6. 000 500 6. 000 500 5. 000 500

None 4. '30'3 500 5. oc'o 500 3. 500 100 Hourly basis Hourly basis Hourly basis 3. 000 210

37 500 250 2. 600 200 Hourly basis Hourly basis None

Max Seham. Asst . Prof ............... AH25 600 A H None G. Elmer Strout. Asst . Prof ........... A H None C Hourly basis Arthur A . Zierold. Asst . Prof .......... CHz5 300 A H None Raymond N . Bieter. Instructor ......... B 2. 400 B 2. 600 200 Orwood J . Campbell. Instructor ........ A 2. 500 A 2. 800 3~ David E . Ellison. Instructor ........... AH25 600 C Hourly basrs Walter A . Fansler. Instructor ........ AHIO 300 C Hourly basis Halvor 0 . Halvorson. Instructor ....... B 2. 200 B 2. 500 3q0 Erling W . Hansen. Instructor .......... A H None C Hourly basls James M . Hayes. Instructor ........... AHIO 300 C Hourly basis

............ JosephT.King.1nstructor E 2. IOO E 2. 303 200 Walter J . Kremer. Instructor ......... AHIO 300 C Hourly basis Richard H . Lindquist. Instructor ...... AH40 I. ooo A H None Frznk S . McKinney. Instructor ........ AHIO 300 C Hourly basis Roy E . Swanson. Instructor ............ EHso 600 EH33 400 Anton G . Wethall. Instructor .......... AHro 300 C Hourly basis Thurston W . Weum. Instructor ......... EHIO 225 C Hourly basis Herbert H . M . Wynne. Instructor ...... EHIO . 225 C Hourly basis Lewis Hanson. Assistant .............. E 675 B 585 DeForest R . Hastings. Assistant ........ A H 150 A H None Alano Pierce. Assistant ................ C H I50 A H None Louis H . Winer. Assistant ............. C H None A H None

Non-academic Phoebe Gordon. C5 ................... AHSO 540 A I. 0% Christeen Lewis. Technician ........... A I. 020 A I. 080 60 Henry W . Morris. Photographer ...... A I. 800 A 2. 000 200 Frances J . Newman. Technician ........ A I. I40 A I. 200 60 Ruth O'Brien. Technician .............. C 350 D I. ooo Minnie Sherva. Technician ............ A I. 020 A I. 080 60 May Wamser. Technician ............. A 60 A I. om 60 June M . Whitney. C5 .................. A I. ozo A I. 080 60

University Hospital-Non-academic Paul H . Bjorklund. Washman .......... A 960 A I. zoo 240

(Meals) (No maintenance) Gertrude Gilman. C2 .................. A I. 440 A I. goo 60 Gertrude Gunn. Cq .................... A I. 140 A I. 200 60 Mary 0 . Halvorson. Social Worker .... A I. mo A I. 380 180 Caro!ine Hansrud. Forewoman ........ A 660 A 720 60

(Maintenance) (Meals) .................. Mildred Johnson. C5 A I. 020 A I. 080 60

..... Nellie Mickelwright. Housekeeper A 900 A 960 60 .............. Mary Rybak. Seamstress A 720 A 900 180

(Maintenance) (No maintenance)

School of Chemistry ....... M . Cannon Sneed. Prof . & Chief B 4. 250 B 4. 500 250

............. I . W . Geiger. Assoc . Prof B 3. 500 B 3. 750 250 . ...... George H . Montillon. Assoc Prof B 3. 300 B 3. 500 200

. ........... Walter M . Lauer. Asst Prof B 2. 400 B 2. 600 200

383

Ralph E . Montonna. Asst . Prof ......... B 2. 750 Norville C . Pervier. Asst . Prof ......... B 2. 400 Landon A . Sarver. Asst . Prof .......... B 2. 400 Lee I . Smith. Asst . Prof ............... B 2. 800 Nelson W . Taylor. .4sst . Prof .......... B 2. 750 Ralph E . Brewer. Instructor ............ B 2. ooo Hertha R . Freche. Assistant ........... BHX5o 750 Kenneth A . Kobe. Assistant ............ BHso 650 Frederick A . Rohrman. Assistant ...... BHX5o 650

Non-academic .................. Hazel E . Johnson. Cg A I. 020

School of Mines E . H . Comstock. Professor ............. B 4. 250 Walter H . Parker. Professor .......... B 3. goo Levi B . Pease. Professor ............... B 4. 500 R . L . Dowdell. Asst . Prof ............. B 2. 500

#on-academic .................... Dreda Harper. C5 A I. ozo

Mines Experimcllt &ation, Non-acad .................. J . J . Craig. Asst . Met A 3. 000

.......... . . E W Davis. Superintendent A 4 . ~ 0 ............. . . . C V Firth. Chem Engr A 2. o m

........... B . J . Larpenteur. Tech . Asst A I. 800 .......... . James M McCarthy. Assayer A 3. 000

...... . . Edwin M Nygaard. Asst Assayer A 1.8 00 ............. . . H H Wade. Metallurgist A 3. 300

......... . . Carl L Wallfred. Chem Engr A 2. 500

College of Dentistry ............ Peter J . Brekhus. Professor BHIO 4. 500

.......... George M . Darnon. Professor BHS 2. 250 ......... . Henry S Godfrey. Professor BH3 I. 350 .......... Charles A . Griffith. Professor AH4 2. 250 ........ George W . Reynolds. Ptofessor BHa &oo ............ . James M Walls. Professor BH4 I. 800 ............ . Oscar A Weiss. Prafessot BH4 I. 800 ............ . Amos S Wells. Professm BH4 I. 800 ....... . . F Denton White. Prof Lecturer CHI ZOO ............ . . George D Estes. Asst Prof BH3 750 ........... . . fay Id Freebutg. Asst Prof BH3 750 ...... . . Clarence E Hermann. Asst Prof BH4 800 ....... . . Raymond E Johnson. Asst Prof BH4 I. ooo ....... . . George A Montekius. Asst prof BH4 ............ . . Louis W %om. Asst Praf BH3 7 9

.............. . Daniel tiskin. Asst Prof BH4 r. ODO * Four years .

5. o='o 2>5m I. 500 395'3'3 1. lot! 2.ocK-' 2. 000 2. a30

I00 goo 900 750

1. 200

1 .Ma 900

f . 2 m

Joseph 0 . Baker. Instructor ........... AH3 Daniel R . Clark. Instructor ............ BH5

............. Fred H . Hayes. Instructor BH3 Harold G . Heckler. Instructor ......... BH4 George W . Lundberg. Instructor ....... BH3 Dorothea Radusch. Instructor ......... BH4

.............. A . L . Thomas. Instructor AH2 ............ . Cora L Ueland. Instructor B

.......... Harold C . Wittich. Instructor BH3

Non-academic Margaret Bloom. S2 .................. A Gladys M . Doheny. Prof . Nurse ........ DX Mayme Engstrom. Nurse's Helper ...... D Margery Fanning. C2 ................ A Mary A . Jones. Reg . Clerk ............ A Katharine Pickett. Storekeeper ........ A Laura Rutherford. Prof . Nurse ........ D

Law School Henry Rottschaefer. Professor ........ B Maynard Pirsig. Instructor ........... CH

Non-academic . ........ Ruth D . Deen. Asst Librarian A I. 140 ......... Arthur C . Pulling. Librarian A 3. 000

Millicent Purdy. S2 .................. A I. 380 Marie Titus. C6 ..................... A 840

College of Pharmacy .......... Gustav Bachman. Professor B 3. 750

Charles H . Rogers. Assoc . Prof ....... B 3. 600 ............ Del D . Turner. Instructor A 2. 000

DeWitt N . Barber. Assistant ......... A I. 380

Non-academic ............. George Balok. Gardener A I. ZOO

Raymond A . Callander. Service Man ... A I. ooo

College of Education Fred Engelhardt. Professor .......... B 5. 000 Earl Hudelson. Professor ............ B 5. 000 ............. W . S . Miller. Professor B 4. 750

. ......... Homer J . Smith. Assoc Prof B 3. 750 . ........ Robert S . Hil~ert . Asst Prof B 2. 400

............ G . N . Kefauver. Instructor B 1.800 ............... V . E . Nylin. Instructor BHz5 675

f Two years .

University High School Leslie N . Garlough. Instructor ....... B I. 800 Mary Gold. Instructor ............... B 2. 000 Eleanor Marlowe. Instructor ......... B I. 700 R . A . McGee. I'nstructor ............. B 2. 300 Sophia H . Patterson. Instructor ...... B 2. zoo Helen Schwend. Instructor ........... B I. 600 Myrtle V . Sundeen. Instructor ....... B I. 800 Claude N . Stokes. Instructor ......... B 2. 200

Non-academic Norma E . Berg. C6 ................. A 900 Ruth Fenton. C4 .................... A I. 140 Nellie Harrison. C5 .................. A I. 020 June E . Nicholson. S2 ................ A I . 380 Mae Sweet. C6 ...................... AHSO 420

School of Business Administration Frederic B . Garver. Professor ........ B 4. 500 Alvin H . Hansen. Professor .......... B 4. 500 Bruce D . Mudgett. Professor .......... B 4. 000 Ernest A . Heilman. Assoc . Prof . . . . . . B 3. 500 John J . Reighard. Asst. Prof ......... B 3. 000

. . . . . . . . . . . William H Stead. Asst Prof B 2. 500 . .......... Arthur E Borak. Instructor B I. 800 . .......... Chelcie C Bosland. Instructor B 2. 000

Roy Ballinger. Assistant .............. E H I. 000 AH66

. .......... Peter L Slagsvold. Assistant EH33 500

Non-academic ................. Beula!~ Berkiand. Cg A I. 020 ................ Catherine Crowe. C6 A 840

General Extension Division . .......... Charles H Dow. Instructor D 2. 500

Non-academic ................ Eleanor Eerglund. C7 A 720 . ..................... Nettie Boyd C6 A 900

.................... Olga Hansen. C5 A 960 ..................... Agnes Heir. C j A 960

................. . Von A Jenkins. C3 A I. 080 ... Stadie Swanson. Cashier-Bookkeeper A I. 140

................. Doris Turnquist. C5 A 960 Institute of Child Welfare

. . . . . . Florence Goodenough. Asst Prof A 3. 500 Non-academic

............. Mary Louise Brueck. C4 A I. 080 ............... . Gertrude A Smith. C2 A 1. 440

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Physical Education and Athletics C . W . Spears. Prof . and Head Football

Coach ........................... A 7. 500 W . K . Foster. Inst . and Coach ......... BHzg 500 Blaine McKusick. Instructor ......... CH I. ooo Walter R . Smith. Instructor ........... B 3. zoo

Non-academic Dorothy Swarbeck. C4 ............... A I. 080

Physical Education for Women May S . Kissock. Asst . Prof ........... B 2. 800 Else H . Bockstruck. Instructor ....... B I. 8oo Grace E . Denny. Instructor .......... B 2. 100 Mary S . Conger. Instructor .......... B I. 600 Pauline L . Lane. Instructor .......... B I. 700

Health Service Ray M . Amberg. Hospital Manager ... A 2. 850 Eva Dawalt. S3 ...................... A I. 260 L . Haynes Fowler. Physician ......... BH4o goo Ruth How. Cg ....................... A 960 Evelyn Hultkrans. Sanitarian ........ A I. 320 Harry D . Lees. Asst . Director ........ A 4. 200 George E . McGeary. Physician ....... AHSO I. 800 Angus W . Morrison. Physician ....... BHz5 I. 200 Florence N . Smith. C6 .............. B 630 Frank W . Stevenson. Physician ...... CH4o 720

Library Edith Eowen. Bindery Asst ........... A I. ooo Virginia Doneghy. Cataloger .......... A I. 550 Maude Enochs. Cataloger ............. A I. 550 Mabel Grondahl. Cataloger .......... A I. 550 Bertha M . Hanson. Exchange and Serial

Assistant ........................ A I. 550 Grace McLaughlin. C6 ................ A 840 Jessamine McLaury. Ref . Asst . . . . . . . . A I. 100

. . . . . . . . . . . . Gladys G . Miller. Ref Asst A I. 200 . . ........ Blanche Moen. Asst Ref Dept A I. goo

. . . . . . M . Gwendolyn Morris. Ref Asst A I. 100 ........... Helen B . Morse. Cataloger A 1. 450

...... . . Margaret L Norem. Asst Order A I. IOO . ......... Jessie E . Richter. Asst Circ A I. 200

. . . . . . . Hortense R . Roberts. Asst Cat A 960 ................... Lillie Wahl. Clerk A 840

Dean of Student Affairs ....... . Mary P . Skinner. Asst to Dean A I. 800

Comptroller's Office Wesley Arden. Accountant ............ A I. 800 A Hazel Bronson. C5 .................. A 960 A Roy S . Callaway. Purchasing Agent ... A 3. 400 A Walter A . Ferrell. Financial Clerk .... A I. 800 A Grace Johnson. SI .................. A I. 500 A Gertrude Koll. C3 .................... A I. 200 A Lilien Olesen. C2 .................... A I. 200 A Gladys Olson. C6 .................... A 840 A Evangeline Petri. Cq ................ A I. 140 A Phillip P . Phillips. Chief Acct ........ A 3. 000 A Geneva Reed C6 .................... A 840 A Margaret J . Salisbury. Cq ............. A 950 A Conrad Seitz. Bursar ................ A 3. 250 A Clarence A . Smith. Asst . Pur . Agent .. A 2. mo A Helen Splan. Cq .................... A I. 140 A

Physical Plant-Main Wallace V . Blomquist. Asst . Supt ...... A 2. 600 -A Arthur Caswell. Heating Plant Records

andDraft ing .................... .4 I. 950 A Frances Davidson. Cg ................ A I. 020 A Lillian Hagen. C5 .................... A 960 A Dagmar Hasberg. C3 ................ A I. A Henry .4 . Hildebrandt. Supt ........... A 3. 800 A

......... Torsteen Lindseen. Mechanic A I. 920 A Roy Lund. Engr . and Draftsman ...... A I. 700 A

................. Margaret Olson. C6 A 900 A ......... C . C . Willmert. Timekeeper A I. 800 A

General and Service Departments ............. Arthur Ingersoll. Driver A I. zoo A

.......... Joseph C . Poucher. Director A 3. 200 A ............. Edward C . Ring. Driver A I. 200 A

................. John Webb. Driver A I. 260 A

Registrar's Office ................... Louise Barton. Cg A I. 320 A

. .... A . N . Christensen. Asst Registrar A 2. 500 A ..................... Helen Croft. C3 A I. ZOO A

........... Genevieve Huntington. C6 A 840 A ................ Dagrnar Johnson. C6 A 840 A

.................. . Dorothy Jones Cg A I. om A ................ Genevieve Kupfer. C6 A 900 A ............... Margaret Madden. C5 A 960 A ............... Berneice Moulton. C6 A 840 A

................. Marion Sargent. C7 A 780 A

................. Eleanor Willits. Cg A I. 020 A

Instructor to Assistant Professor Ira S. Allison ................... B 2,300 B Clarence Cason .................. B 2,200 B Richard Hartshorne .............. B 2,300 B Harold Russell ................... A 3,200 A Faith Thompson ................. B 2,000 B

Assistant to Instructor Alfred Carlson ................... E H I ~ 150 BX

Teaohkg Assistant to Instructor Ralph Dawson ................... B 1,500 B

Technician to Instructor Ethel M. Slider ................. A 1,600 A

College of Dentistry Associate Professor to Professor

Carl W. Waldron ................ AHIO 3,000 AH9

Assistant Professor to Associate Professor ................ Oscar Cooperman BH4 1,200 BH4

Instructor to Assistant Professor Ambert B. Hall .................. BH6 1,200 BH6

.................. Roy M. Jernall BH5 1,000 BHg

.................. Earl A. Nelson BH5 1,250 BH5 ............. Harold F. Wahlquist BH2 400 BH5

Non-academic Professional Nurse to Supervising Professional Nurse

................... Clara Milbrath D 1,200 A

Technician to Supervisor of Laboratories Charles E. Larson ............... D 1,600 AIII

School of Business Administration Associate Professor to Professor

.................. Roland S. Vaile B 3,500 B

Assistant to Instructor .............. Ralph H. Coggeshall EH33 500 B

College of Engineering and Architecture Assistant Professor to Associate Professor

................. Carl A. Herrick B 3,000 B .................... C. M. Jansky B 3,000 B

................ George A. Maney B 3,200 B ............. Burton J. Robertson B 3,000 B Three years.

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Itlstrtictor to Assistant Professor Ronald M. I-Iazen ................ B 2,200

.................. Alex S. Levens B 2,100 ............. William H. Richards B 2,300

.............. William S. Williams B 2,300

School of Chemistry Assistant Professor to Associate Professor

Lillian Cohen .................... B 3,000 . Raymond E. Kirk ............... B 3,000

Supt. Rank of Instrllctor to Szrpt. Rank of Asst. Prof. ................ Hervey H. Barber A 2,600

College of Education Instraictor to Assistant Professor

.................... Abe Pepinsky B 3,000

Assistant to Instructor Alvin C. Eurich .................. BHqo 600

General Extension Division Insirztctor to Assistant Professor

................ Stanley H. Perry D 2,000

Law School Instrz~ctor to Assistant Professor

..................... Ralph Dwan BX 3,000

Comptroller's Office Clerk 5 to Clerk 3

..................... Ella Nelson A 1,080 Library

Clerk to Assistant Circulation ................... Mary Worthing AIII 780 AIV goo

CHANGES IN TITLE FOR 1gag-a8

Physical Plant-Farm Foretnan Painter to Painter

................. Alonzo W. Fritz A111 1,500 AII 1,500

Foretnan Steamfitter. Plumber to Engineer ...................... Harry Orr A 2,100 A 2,100


Three years.

Year 1926-27

%niu~reity o f Qinnp~nta BOARDOFREGENTS

AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE

MINUTES May 31, 1927

No. 50

A meeting of the Agricultural Committee was held in the Regents' Room on Tuesday, May 31, 1927, at nine o'clock.

Present : Regent Sundberg, chairman ; Regents Boeck- mann, Lewison, McConnell, Partridge, Snyder, Williams, and Wilson, Bess M.

Voted to accept the following resignations: Ernest G Booth Assistant Farm Management Agronomy and

Plant Genetics effective April I , 1927 Esther E Determan Assistant Cashier effective July I , 1927 Ruth Gurley Instructor Northwest School and Station effec-

tive April I , 1927 Si!as 0 Hanson Plotman Farm Management Agronomy and

Plant Genetics effective May I, 1927 Aura Keever Instructor Home Economics effective close of

1926-27 David A Kribs Instructor in Forestry effective September I,

1921 Robert F Light Assistant Agricultural Biochemistry effective - -

May 16, 1927 Beatrice Olson Instructor Home Economics effective close of

Voted to approve the following appointments : Robert A Wardle as Associate Professor in Entomology

from July I, 1927 to June 30, 1928 at $3,600 Class A Edna A Brown as State Club Agent in Agricultural Exten-

sion with rank of Instructor beginning May I , 1 9 7 at the rate of $2,100 Class A

Helen Brown as Instructor Northwest School and Station from October I , 1927 to March 31, 1928 at $1,100 Class C

Wilbur S Furlow as Instructor in Rhetoric for 1927-28 a t $1,800 Class B

Tone E Halvorson as Instructor West Central School and Station from October I, gal to March 31, 1928 at om Class C

Gladys E Hinson as Instructor and Dining Hall Matron West

Central School and Station for 1927-28 at $1,800 and maintenance Class E

Forrest R Immer as Instructor in Farm Management Agron- ' omy and Plant Genetics beginning July I, r g y at $1,800 Class A

Paulena Nickel1 as Instructor in Home Economics for 1927-28 ,

at $1,3j0 Class BHX 50% Kathryn B Niles as Instructor in Home Economics for

1927-28 at $1,080 Class BH 60% Gladys E Nordeen as Instructor West Central School and

Station from October I , I927 to March 31, 1928 at $960 Class C Glenn I Prickett as Instructor West Central School and

Station from October I, I927 to March 31, 1928 at $1,200 Class C Dorothea Reiter as Instructor West Central School and

Station from October I, 1927 to March 31, 1928 af $960 Class C Helen J Topp as Instructor in Home Economics for 1927-28

at $1,900 Class B Winnifred Tyner as Instructor West Central School and

Station from October I to March 31, 1928 at $960 Class C Francis M Wadley as Instructor in Entomology beginning

June 16, 1927 at $1,400 Class A H 75% William H Dankers as Supervisor of Summer Project work

in School of Agriculture from.June 13 to 30, I927 at $60 Class C Ole K Engene as Supervisor of Summer Project Work in

School of Agriculture from June 13 to 30, 1927 at $60. Walter A DeLong as Assistant in Agricultural Biochemistry

for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 40% Laura A Gerber as Assistant Judge Club Contests in Agri-

cultural Extension from May I to June 30, I927 at $150 per month Class C

Iver T Tohnson as Assistant in Farm Management Agronomy and plant Genetics from April I to June 30, 19% at 50 cents per hour Class CH 50%

Ramer Leighton as Assistant in Agricultural Extension Cow Testing work beginning July I , I927 at $2,000 Class A

William M Martin as Assistant in Biochemistry from May 16 to June 15, I927 at $66.66

Leslie W Orr as Assistant in Entomology for 1927-28 at $goo Class BH 60%

Donald U Harvey as Plotman in Farm Management Agron- omy and Plant Genetics beginning May I , I927 at $120 per month Class A

Carrie E Loveland as Assistant Periodical Clerk in Library beginning July I, I ~ V at $480 Class AH 50%

Emil S Ostrum as Clerk North Central School and Station from March 16 to 31, 1927 at $62.50 for the period Class CX

Sam Roningen as Herdsman at Northwest School and Station beginning July I, 1927 a $125 per month Class A

Year 1926-27 No. 51

& t i t r ~ ~ ~ i t g nf islinnoenta BOARD OF REGENTS

MINUTES May 31,1927

A meeting of the Board of Regents was held in the Regents' Room on Tuesday, May 31, 1927, at ten o'clock.

Present: Regent Snyder, presiding; Regents Boeck- mann, Lewison, McConnell, Partridge, Sundberg, Wil- liams, and Wilson, Bess hl.

Voted to approve the minutes of the following meetings :

Agricultural Committee of April 18, 1927 Board of Regents of April 18, 1927 Buildings and Grounds Committee of May 5, 1927 Salaries and Finance Committee of May 26, 1927

Voted to approve the report of the Agricultural Com- mittee of May 31, 1927.

Voted to accept the following resignations : Arthur G Bills Assistant Professor of Psichology effective

at close of 1926-27 Ruth E Cooley Assistant Loan Desk University Library ef-

fective June I, 1927 Myrtle M Douglass Anesthetist University Hospital effective

May 16, I927 Beatrice Egan Statistical Superintendent 3 Registrar's Office

effective June 4 1927 Anne L Fenlason Research Assistant Institute of Child Wel-

fare effective April 8, 1927 Grace B Falck Assistant in History effective January I, I927 F C Fishback Laboratory Assistant Mayo Foundation effec-

tive May I, 1927 Ruth Graham Technician Pathology effective July I, 1927 Ingrid Gunderson Clerk 6 College of Education effective

June I, I927 Leila Haas Head Nurse University Hospital effective June

I 5 I927 Joseph F Hackett Teaching Fellow Obstetrics and Gynecology

effective May 16, I927 Irene Hage Clerk 6 Service Department effective May I, 1927

Evelyn Holt Loan Desk Assistant University Library effective June 14, 1927

Emma L Kinservilz Stenographer 5 College of Education effective June 16, 1927

Otto F Kuhlman Instructor School of Business Administra- tion effective close of 1926-27

Theos A Langlie Instructor in Psychology effective at close of 1926-27

Duane McCracken Instructor School of Business Admin- istration effective at close of 1926-27

Thomas C Lavery Professor in Law School effective close of 1926-27

Helen H Norris Reviser University Library effective June 29, I927

Genevieve Olden Stenographer 5 Department of Bacteriology effective April I , 1927

Katharine M Peteler Assistant in Periodicals University Library effective May I, 1927

Josephine Rowles Stenographer 5 Department of Psychology effective April 16, 1927

Harold T Taylor Instructor and Basketball Coach effective close of 1926-27

Herbert Woodrow Associate Professor Psychology effective close of 1926-27

Adelaide Woolsey Record Superintendent 3 Registrar's Ofice effective April 16, 1927

William S Davis Professor History effective close of 1926-27

Voted to approve the following appointments : Leo G Rigler as Roentgenologist and Associate Professor

University Hospital beginning July I, 1927 at $5,000 Class A Frederick C Wagner as Associate Professor School of Busi-

ness Administration beginning with 1927-28 at $3,600 Class B Willard C Olson as Assistant Professor College of Educa-

tion for 1927-28 at $3,000 Class B Miles A Tinker as Assistant Professor of Psychology for

1927-28 at $2,700 Class B Agnes L Rogers as Lecturer in College of Education May

19, I927 a t $300 David A Stewart as Lecturer in Medical School May 20,

1927 at $50 George W Strong as Lecturer in Law School April 20 and 27,

May 4 and 11, I927 at $go C S Whitman as Lecturer in Law School April 23, 1927 at

$250 Percy J Burningham as Instructor in University High School

for spring quarter of 1926-27 at $40 Class BH 5% Eva Gregerson as Instructor in School of Nursing beginning

July I, 1927 without salary Class AH Mabel E Holmberg as Instructor in University High School

for 1927-28 at $1,700 Class B

398

Lois M Hurlbutt as Instructor in School of Nursing beginning July I, I927 without salary Class A H

Amaretta B Jones as Instructor in Sociology for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 33%

Bruce R McCoy as Instructor in Journalism for 1927-28 at $2,400 Class B

Ernest 0 Melby as Instructor and Assistant Director of Bureau of Research College of Education for 1927-28 at $2,000 Class B

Frederick A Olson as Instructor in Surgery beginning July I, I927 without salary Class A H

Henry Oosting as Instructor in Botany for 1927-28 at $1,500 Class R -*--- -

Harvey Walker as Instructor in General Extension Division and Acting Chief of the Municipal Reference Bureau for 1927-28 at $2,000 Class BX

Florence M Warnock as Instructor in Physical Education for Women for 1927-28 at $2,000 Class B

Robert M Weidenhammer as Instructor in School of Business Administration for 1927-28 at $1,800 Class B

Captain Porter P Wiggins as Instructor in Military Science and Tactics beginning on or about March 21, 1927

Edna Zavitz as Instructor in School of Nursing beginning July I, I927 without salary Class A H

Charles hl B!umenfeld as Teaching Fellow in Anatomy for 1927-28 at $675 Class B

Charles D Creevy as Teaching Fellow in Surgery beginning July I, 1927 at $800 Class A

Albert D Klein as Teaching Fellow in Anatomy for 1927-28 at $675 Class B

Ida Levine as Teaching Fellow in Anatomy for 1927-28 at $675 Class B

Robert E McDonald as Teaching Fellow in Obstetrics and Gynecology beginning June I , I927 at $500 and maintenance at Minneapolis General Hospital Class A

Kenneth N Ogle as Teaching Assistant in Physics for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 40%

John T Quirk as Assistant in Medicine from June I to 30, 1027 at $41.66 ver month Class CH and as Teachinc Fellow be- gnning July ;, I927 at $500 and maintenance atV~inneapolis General Hospital Class A

Harold E Roe as Teaching Fellow in Anatomy for 1927-28 at $1,125 Class I3

Redding H Rufe as Teaching Fellow in Physiology for 1927-28 a t $675 Class B

Ragnvald S Ylvisaker as Teaching Fellow in Medicine beginning July I , I927 at $500 and maintenance at Minneapolis General Hospital Class A

Florence E Armstrong as Teaching Assistant in Psychology for 1927-28 at $300 Class BH zo%

Whiteford L Baker as Teaching Assistant in Zoology for 1927-28 at $600 Class B H 40% '

399

Egbert J Borgeson as Assistant in Ophthalmology and Gto- , Laryngology beginning July I, 1927 without salary Class A H

Mildred E Burlingame as Teaching Assistant in Psychology for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 40%

David G Gardiner as Assistant in Surgery beginning July I, 1927 without salary Class A H

Chester R Garvey as Teaching Assistant in Psychology for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 40%

Andrew S Graham as Laboratory Assistant Mayo Founda- tion from May I to June 30, I927 at rate of $1,900 Class A

Verona Green as Teaching Assistant in Psychology for 1927-28 at $300 Class BH 20%

Paul H Gutman as Teaching Fellow in Pathology beginning July I, 1927 at $goo Class A

Lloyd Hale as Assistant in School of Business Administra- tion for 1927-28 at $500 Class E H 33%

Robert H Hamilton Jr. as Assistant in Physiology for 1927-28 at $585 Class B

Dorothy Houston as Assistant in Political Science for 1927-28 at $22< Class E H 20%

' ~ i g h F ~enda l l ' a s Assistant in Geology for 1927-28 a t $225 Class E H m%

Floyd L Leidal as Teaching Assistant in Physics for 1927-28 at $600 Class B H 40%

Roger Loucks as Teaching Assistant in Psychology for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 4%

Lee M Miles as Assistant in Obstetrics and Gynecology beginning July I, I927 without salary Class A H

Floyd C Ostenson as Teaching Assistant in Physics for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 40%

Willie B Owen as Teaching Assistant in Zoology for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 40%

Reginald H Osburn as Teaching Assistant in Zoology for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 40%

Gaige Paulsen as Teaching Assistant in Psychology for 1927-28 at $300 Class BH 20%

Eric F Peterson as Assistant in Drawing and Descriptive Geometry from April 25 to June 15, 1927 at $80 per month Class CH

Francis T Putnam as Assistant in Political Science for 1027-28 / . at $225 class E H 20%

William H Rumpf Jr. as Assistant in Obstetrics and Gyne- co!ogy beginning July I, I927 without salary Class A H

Clarence H Schettler as Assistant in Sociologv for 1927-28 -- - . at $225 Class EH 20%

hlagda S Skalet as Research Assistant in Institute of Child Welfare beginning July I, 1927 at $600 Class A H 40%

John Stanley as Teaching Asslstant in Zoology for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 40%

Conrad F Taeuber as Assistant in Sociology for 1927-28 at $225 Class E H 20%

Harry-Herman V Velten as Teaching Assistant in German for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 40%

Harold E Verrall as Teaching Assistant in Political Science for 1927-28 at $600 Class BH 40%

Ray F Archer as Ticket Auditor Department Physical Edu- cation and Athletics from August I to December IS, 1927 at $563 Class C

Leslie L Schroeder as Assistant Ticket Manager Department Physical Education and Athletics from July I to December 31, 1927 at $810 Class C

Mary 0 Halvorson as Hospital Social Worker beginning April I, 1927 at $1,200 Class A

Tressa E Nagel as Head Nurse University Hospital beginning May 21, 1927 at $1,020 Class A

Sena Peterson as Head Nurse University Hospital from March IS to 30, 1927 at the rate of $85 per month Class CX

Ellen L Schalin as Supervisor of Pediatrics from April 11 to 21, 1927 at the rate of $go per month and maintenance Class C

Virginia Brown as Assistant in Reference Department Uni- versity Library beginning May 16, rg27 at $1,100, Class A

Marion C Smith as Dietitian University Hospital from April I to June 30, 1927 at $go per month Class C

Eva Ylvisacker as Assistant Dietitian University Hospital from April I to June 30, ~ g y at $75 per month and maintenance Class C

Martha W Ekola as Technician in Pathology for 1927-28 at $500 Class E H 5aO/o

Laura M Kurz as Stenographer 6 Dean's Office School of Chemistry beginning May I, I927 at $&40 Class A

Marjorie MacGregor as Assistant Loan Desk University Library beginning June 16, ~gz7 at $I,OW Class A .

Florence P Weis as Clerk 6 Comptroller's O&e beginning July I, ~ g q at &mo Class A

John T Elert as Laboratory Helper School of Mines beginning May 16, r g y at $1,500 Class A

Frances K del Piaine to read freshman themes in Department of English frofn June 16 to 30, 1927 a t $127.77 Class C

Anha von Helmholtz Phelan to read freshman themes in Departnienf of EngBsh from June 16 to 30, r 9 q at $133.33 Class C

The following in the General Extension Division to conduct short courses :

Fulda, Minnesota May 24, 1927-W A Fmsler $20, Franklyn Wright $20

Wotthington, Minnesota May 17, 197-Charles N HenseI $20, E S Mariette $20

%'indam, Min~esota May 9, 1927-Kenneth Bulkley $18, E J Huetiekens tg

Rolaad S t ade Associate Professor School of Business Administration to prepare a correspondenet study course in Gert- e ~ f Extension Ditlsion April zx, 1 9 a at $50

Cathryn Probst as 13ooking Agent General Extension Divi- sion from April 5 to June 30, 1927 at 20% commission on all approved contracts

Richard J Cctton and Gordon C Harris as Electricians in Radio Broadcasting General Extension Division from March 28 to June 30, I927 at 50 cents per hour each

Voted to approve the following promotions and transfers :

Arthur W Anderson from Intramural Field Man at $100 per month to Greens Keeper of University Recreation Field a t $100 per month from April 16 to June 30, I927 and $115 per month beginning July I, 1 9 q Class A

Edith Boyd from Instructor in Pediatrics at $2,000 Class A to Assistant Professor Institute of Child Welfare at $3,000 Class A beginning July I, ~ g y

Ellen G Carlsrud from Head Nurse Universitv Hos~i ta l a t $35 per month to Supervisor Pediatrics at $go per month and maintenance Class A beginning May I, I927

Eleanor E Eckenbeck from Stenographer 6 in Registrar's Office at $840 to Record Superintendent 3 at $1,200 Class A beginning April 16, ~ g q

Marion L Faegre from Extension Worker in Institute of Child Welfare at $2,400 Class A to Extension Worker with rank of Instructor at $2,400 Class A beginning July I, 1927

Elizabeth B Henderson of Mines Library at $1,400 Class A to first Assistant Circulation Department University Library at $1,500 Class A beginning June I, I927

Nancy Johnson from Stenographer 6 School of Chemistry at $340 Class A to Stenographer 5 in Department of Psychology a t $& Class A beginning April 17, 1927

Ella J Rose from Instructor in Home Economics College of Agriculture a t $1,200 Class BH 60% to Assistant Professor of Home Economics College of Education at $2,800 Class B beginning 1927-28

\'ernon D E Smith from Assistant in Anatomy a t $675 Class E to Teaching Fellow for 1927-28 at $675 Class, B

Mary Spalding from Reference Assistant University Library at $1,600 Class A to Assistant in charge of Periodical Room a t $1,800 Class A beginning May 16, I927

Voted to approve the following leaves of absence Chris Anderson Custodial Foreman University Farm from

June 13 to August 21, I927 without salary Virginia Doneghy Assistant Catalog Department University

Library for six weeks beginning June 20, I927 without salary Doris Relph Clerk 5 General Extension Division from June

24 to 30, 1927 without salary L U Eoyle Mechanic from June I to 30, 1927 without salary Hilding Nelson Dispensing Clerk Chemical Storehouse from

July 10 to August g, 1927 without salary 402

Voted to approve the following trips outside the state :

F Stuart Chapin to Des Moines, Iowa May 10-18, I927 .to attend meeting of American Association of Schools of Soclal Work expenses not to exceed $50 to be charged to Budget 146

Wilbur H Cherry to Washington, D C May 10-16, 1927 to attend meeting of American Law Institute expenses not to exceed $150 to be charged to Budget 380.

L D Coffman to Cleveland, Ohio and Chicago, Illinois May 14-rg, 1 9 7 to attend meeting of American Association for Adult Education and to interview candidates for positions expenses not to exceed $150 to be charged to Budget 88

W H Emmons to Lead, South Dakota April 30 to May 8, 1927 to conduct work of field class in Geology expenses not to exceed $103 to be charged to Budget 116

W T Middlebrook to Lincoln, Nebraska May 11-16, I927 to attend meeting of Association of University and College Business Officers expenses not to exceed $81.84 to be charged to Budget 88

E E Nicholson to Atlanta, Georgia April 18 to May 3, 1927 to attend meeting of Deans of Men expenses not to exceed $160 to be charged to Budget 88

J B Johnston to Boulder, Colorado May 10-16, I927 to attend annual conference of Deans of Liberal Arts Colleges exDenses - not to exceed $125 to be charged to Budget IOO

Frank M Rarig and Harold Stassen to Iowa City, Iowa April 28-30, 1927 to attend Northern Oratorical League expenses not to exceed $48 each to be charged to Budget 115

G M Schwartz to Lead, South Dakota April 30 to June 12, 1927 to conduct work of field class in Geology expenses not to exceed $268 to be charged to Budget 116

R A Stevenson to Boston, Massachusetts May 3-9, 1927 to attend meeting of American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business expenses not to exceed $152.78 to be charged to Budget 470

Wayne L Morse, Beryl Bearman, A Ebling, Alethea Smith, Agnes Thorvilson to Madison, Wisconsin, April 20-22, 1927 to attend debate with University of Wisconsin expenses not to exceed $44 each to be charged to Budget I15

E H Comstock, W H Parker, L B Pease or alternates to cover states of Arizona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Mis- souri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Utah May 15 to June 30, I927 expenses not to exceed $1,025 to be charged to Budget 360

Voted to approve the following appointment notwith- standing the expressed policy of the Board of Regents in regard to the employment of more than one member of a family :

Myron Husband, husband of Grace Husband, Bibliographic Assistant in Library, in University Health Service for a few weeks at $1.00 per hour.

403

Voted to appro$-e list of candidates for degrees as recommended by the faculties and certified by the Keg-' istrar, filed supl~lelnerrt to the minutes, page 506.

Voted to refer to the Buildings and Grounds Com- mittee for report the request of Superintendent, North Central School and Station, for the establishment of Home Economics work at the school.

Voted to approve the following resolution: IN RE $450,000 FIELD HOUSE BONDS

RESOLUTION BY BOARD O F REGENTS O F T H E UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

WHEREAS, the Senate Committee on Intercollegiate Ath- letics of the University of Minnesota, which Committee is organ- ized 2nd chosen accordf~g to rules approved and authorized by the Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota, has, pursu- ant to authority heretofore duly granted to it by the Board of Regents, determined to issue $450,000 par value of bonds, bearing interest at the rate of 4'/270 per anfium, payable semi-annually, the payment of the principal and interest thereof to be secured by a pledge pnd mortgage and to constitute an absolute first charge on the net proceeds received from athletic events par- ticipated in Lry representatives of the University of Minnesota, all as more fully described in proceedings duly had and adopted by said Committee, the proceeds of said bonds to be used in erecting and equipphg a field housc near the Stadium at the University of Minnesota, and which Committee has entered into a contract for the sale of said bonds with Minneapolis Trust Company, The Minnesota Loan and Trust Compahy, Wells Dickey Company and Metchants Trurrt Ccnnpany, at the price of 95% of the par value thereof and accrued interest, and all action of said Com- &tee ifr reference to such project is sabject to the approval of the Board of Regents as set forth in resolution adopted by the Boatd of Regents a t its mektidg on October 4, 1926.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE I T ~ E S O L V E D by the Board of Regenfs of the University of Mihnesota that the action of said C d t t e e in antharizkg the ismmce and sale of wid bonds and in entering into m h corrtraet for the sale thereof is hereby ratified and approved, afld the fortn a f band and trw8 agteement and all the provisions thereof and of said contract for the sale of said bands are hereb ratified and approved, and it is hereby determined that said b o d be deliveted to the said purchasers in accordance with the e m a c t for sak thereof, and it is further determined thAt the princip;rl m d interest of said bonds shall constitute an absoluM first charge on the net proceeds received from all athletic events for which paid admission shall be charged at the University of Mhacrt;i And from d l nct proceeds to the University of Min- hema rctekd from Attrlmc events held at plaeed ather than

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the University of Minnesota where representatives of the Univer- sity of Minnesota are competing, all as more fully set forth in sald bond form and trust agreement, provided, however, that nothing herein contained or in said bond form or trust agreement shall constitute a pledge of or lien upon the credit of the Univer- sity of Minnesota or of the Board of Regents or of the State of Minnesota, or of any member of said Board or of any member of said Committee.

Voted to refer to the Buildings and Grounds Com- mittee with power the acceptance of bids on the Law School building provided that the bids are within the allotment made.

Voted to approve the establishment of a Department of Speech in the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts.

Voted to approve preparation of budget for Univer- sity Hospital during biennium 1927-29, at least, on basis of the following income : University Support-$170,000, Hospital Reimbursement-$~oo,ooo, and Hospital In- come-from pay patients, X-Ray, etc.

Report was made of the granting by the Federal Radio Commission of the continuance of the license to broad- cast on University Station WLB to July 31, 1927.

Voted to approve the following scale of pay for fel- lows in the clinical departments of the Medical School: $800 the first year; $goo the second year; and $1,000 the third year.

Voted to approve Miller Hospital and Pokegama Tuberculosis Fellowships at the following rates of pay: For the first year, $800; for the second year, $900; and for the third year, $1,000.

Changes in the 1921 Minnesota General Hospital Act made by House File No. I 193 were reported.

Voted to approve co-operative agreement between the American Petroleum Institute and the University of hlirlnesota for the conduct of research on the subject of "The Effect of Electric Discharge Upon Gaseous Hydro- carbonds," in accordance with memorandum of agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 507.

Voted to change the name of the School of Dental Nurses to the School of Dental Hygienists with the understanding that the degree shall be designated, Graduate Dental I-Iygienist.

Voted to authorize a women's gymnasium towel fee of $1.50 per quarter for University High School girls, effective beginning 1927-28.

Voted to approve co-operative agreement between the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers and the University of Minnesota for research on subjects relating to heating and ventilating, in accordance with the agreement filed supplement to the minutes, page 508.

Voted to authorize trip at University expense to Leeds, North Dakota, for the purpose of reporting on the desirability of purchasing the Lunell Herbarium.

Voted to refer to the President of the University with power the question of a trip to San Francisco by Dorothy Kurtzman to attend the meeting of the National League of Nursing Education.

Voted to retain Daniel Johnson, Laboratory Helper, School of Mines, on the payroll at half salary for a period of six months, beginning May 16, 1927, with the understanding that at the end of six months, a report on Mr. Johnson's condition is to be submitted to the Presi- dent of the University.

The President of the Board made the following addi- tional committee appointments : Agricultural Committee- Regent Lewison; Buildings and Grounds Committee- Regent Lewison; and Consulting Committee-Student Activities and Social Life-Regent Wilson, Bess M.

Representatives of the Shrine appeared before the Board requesting the use of the University Stadium for the proposed 1928 Convention. After discussions it was voted, Regent Partridge not voting, to adhere to the policy of not using the Stadium for purposes not educational in nature.

The President of the Board reported that William Henry Eustis had agreed that $150,0bo of the Eustis gift might be available for a hospital unit for crippled children.

Voted to continue Ella Whitney, Secretary Retired Presidents, $720 per annum, on the payroll at the present rate with the understanding that her services were to be available whenever needed.

Voted to name Regents Snyder, Coffman, and Boeck- mann a con~n~ittee to co-operate in the selection of a Dean of Dentistry.

Voted to accept with thanks gift of a 16-acre home- stead in Lake County from Dean Alfred Owre subject to the terms in his letter of May 7, 1927, filed supplement to the minutes, page 509.

Voted to accept with thanks 2,276 gifts for the Library from 318 donors, including 87 bound volumes and 27 pamphlets from Dean Alfred Owre and 192 medi- c a l ~ books from Mrs. G. A. Newman.

Voted to accept with thanks gift of a picture of the Fort Snelling-Mendota bridge for the School of Mines from Walter H. Wheeler, Engineer.

Voted to accept with thanks gift of a complete welding outfit from the Smith Welding Equipment Corporation for the Mechanical Engineering Department.

Voted to accept with thanks gift of a 16-inch turret lathe, with gear cutting equipment, and a hand screw machine from the Western Electric Company of Chicago for the Mechanical Engineering Department.

Voted to accept with thanks gift of a set of brass and cast iron valves and their appropriate mountings from the Crane Company for the College of Engineering and Architecture.

Voted to accept with thanks gift of $500 from Fromm Brothers of Hamburg, Wisconsin, to be used by Dr. R. G. Green for the continuance of his research on the diseases of carnivorous animals.

Voted to accept with thanks gift of $200 from Dr. H. P. Linner to be used for three prizes as follows: first, $100, second, $ 6 , and third, $40, to be given on appointments made by the Scandinavian Department of the University, the selections to be determined by the following three points :

I. Excellence in the study of Swedish and exceptional progress in the language during the year.

2. General scholarship. 3. Character and extra-cu'rriculum activities, especially

in promoting Swedish cultural interests at the Uni- versity of Minnesota.

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Voted to accept with thanks gift of books and maga- zines from the Social Service Section of the Faculty Woman's Club for the library of the University Hospital.

Voted to accept with thanks gift of a TYCOS record- ing thermometer from the Taylor Instrument Companies for the Division of Home Economics, Department of Agriculture.

Voted to accept with thanks gift of a voltmeter mil- liammeter from the Northwestern Bell Telephone Com- pany for the Department of Electrical Engineering.

Voted to approve the report of the Comptroller to the Chairman of the Salaries and Finance Committee, filed supplen~ent to the minutes, page 510.

Voted to approve transfers of funds No. 642 to No. 829.

Voted to approve requisitions No. 5627 to No. 7654, $I,OI 1,202.20.


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