UCCSN Board of Regents' Meeting Minutes
05-11-1935
Volume 5 - Pages 154-157
REGENTS MEETING
May 11, 1935
The Board of Regents met in the Office of President Clark on Sat-
urday morning, May 11th, at 10 o'clock. There were present Judge
Brown, Mr. Wingfield and Mr. Ross. Absent: Dr. Olmsted and Mr.
Williams.
The minutes of January 31, 1935 were approved by the following
vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
On motion of Mr. Ross, Judge Brown was authorized to sign the
Peckham deed, the same to be attested and sealed by the Secretary
of the Board. Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
Controller Gorman was authorized to transfer $250 from ASUN Sav-
ings Account to ASUN General Account for expenditures during the
months of May, June and July, as per request of the Graduate
Manager, approved by the Finance Control Board; and Regents'
Check No. 5053, for the sum of $2293.11 was approved and signed.
Mr. Ross made the motion. Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
The lists of graduates as submitted by the Registrar as approved
by the faculty under date February 13 and May 10, 1935 were ap-
proved and the conferring of the indicated degrees and diplomas
was authorized, as follows:
February 13, 1935
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
Bachelor of Arts
Isabel O'Leary Baker Floyd Lewis Holt
Naomi Claire Fitzgerald Joseph Mc Leod
Kerwin Laurence Foley Herbert Miller Peck, Jr.
Bela Alan Harcos Melba Fern Wible
Bachelor of Science
Charles Edwin Bath Pearl Annette Lunsford
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering
John Charles Curtis
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Vladimir P. Kravetsky
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Victor Promptoff
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
James D. Wallace
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
Nolan W. Gault
TEACHER'S DIPLOMA OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADE
Isabel O'Leary Baker Herbert Miller Peck, Jr.
Naomi Claire Fitzgerald Melba Fern Wible
May 10, 1935
ADVANCED DEGREES
Master of Arts
*Ruth Eleanor Bixby Emily L. Ross
Master of Science
Martha Huber Plumley Sessions S. Wheeler
Engineer of Mines
Leland Hobart Hinckley
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
Bachelor of Arts
*Grace G. Armbruster George Lohse
*Mable Louise Armstrong Edwin G. Lozano
*Emma B. Aznarez Donald W. Mac Donald
J. Rulon Bastian William G. Macdonald, Jr.
Forrest M. Bibb Peggy L. Maher
*Ruby Evelyn Bliss Helen Theresa Malloy
Marion Bodie Edwin Caine Martinez
Clarence L. Byrd William F. Mc Menamin
Garry J. Callahan *Glenna Delle Mc Querry
*Marjorie Cannon Madelyn M. Miller
Caryl Carman *Dorothy Nason
Robert Black Creps Wallace Brooks Park
Brendan F. Donovan *Alice Louise Parman
Harrison Claude Dukes *Roy G. Petrie
Carl E. Dunn *Margaret Rather
*Mary Louise Durkee *Franklin Kistler Rivers
*Sallie M. Fagan *Walter B. Scott
*Mary V. Gates Grace Semenza
William Evan Gelder *Dorothea Virginia Shidler
Dorothy C. Gordon *Helene Stark
George L. Gottschalk James M. Thompson
*Sarah Graves Paul Dutton Turner
H. Walter Hargreaves *Angelo Urrutia
Ruth Alice-Eugene Hawn Stella Vucovich
Dorothy Jackson Helen Wittenberg
Charles S. Jensen Elizabeth Young
Franklin Henry Koehler
Bachelor of Science
Dino B. Barengo Wilbert I. Peterson
Herman Richard Cooke, Jr. Edwin L. Pine
Lawrence Du Four Helen Records
Robert Mc Clelland Hansen Emily Richards
Katheleen Haffey Houx Harold E. West
Nell Lozano Margaret Williams
*Helene I. Petersen Del Wininger
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
William Durbrow, Jr. Hugh Francis Mc Intyre
William Jarl Johnstone Henry W. Smith
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Merle H. Atcheson Donald De Witt Odell
Albert D'Alessandro Conrad L. Pettengill
William Eckhoff Neil W. Plath
L. Walter Evans Grant A. Rice
Alson Parr Gibson Laurence E. Zoebel
Ned R. Morehouse
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
William Cecil Cheal Lyman Edward Parmenter
James W. Crawford Cornello B. Patinga
Fred De Witt Dunn Jack E. Williams
Yu G. Kwan
Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering
James Henry Cazier Philip C. Mc Guire
Antonio Chavez Frank Sam
Elmer P. Hawkins Oliver G. Seymour
Chandler A. Johnson Benjamin Hampton Sheahan
William Carleton Mc Culloch
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
John D. Flournoy
Bachelor of Science in Home Economics
Juana L. Barber Kathryn Adele Nichols
F. Elizabeth Frey *Mary E. Swett
*Blanche E. Keegan
TEACHER'S DIPLOMA OF HIGH SCHOOL GRADE
To all whose names are starred.
TEACHER'S DIPLOMA OF GRAMMAR GRADE
Margaret Elaine Bagley Christine Clair Iverson
Edith M. Dutton Ina G. Sharpe
Charles Funk
Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
The President presented the following items of information:
a. Thank You letter from Ira L. Winters, General Chairman, the
Birthday Ball for the President Committee, under date Febru-
ary 4, 1935, for flowers furnished by the University.
b. The 1935 Artemisia has been given a clean bill of health by
Professor Hill and so soon as the 85 copies have been re-
ceived by the President, the bill for $250 will be duly paid.
c. The President of the University of San Francisco has this
year established an annual scholarship of the remission of
$150 tuition to any first year student in the day school Law
Division, who is a graduate of this University, coming to
them especially recommended by the President of this insti-
tution, the arrangement to be effective annually for an in-
definite period of time.
d. Mrs. Ethel Lunsford Frost and her husband, Harry Frost, have
established an annual $75 scholarship to be known as the
William S. Lunsford Scholarship in Journalism.
The President recommended the following advances in rank, to be
effective from date:
a. Clark Amens, from Instructor to Assistant Professor of
Mechanical Engineering
b. Sigmund Leifson, from Associate to full Professor of Physics
c. Harold N. Brown, from Assistant to Associate Professor of
Education
d. Vincent P. Gianella, from Associate to full Professor of
Geology and Mineralogy and Head of the Department
Mr. Wingfield moved the acceptance of this recommendation. Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
On recommendation of the President, the leave of absence of
William R. Blackler was extended for one additional year, cover-
ing the academic year 1935-36. Motion by Mr. Ross. Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
The petition of the Associated Students of the University re-
questing certain changes in the Athletic Administration, to be
effective on and after January 1, 9136, with understanding that
$4.50 of the $10 Student Body Fee each semester is to go toward
the financial support of this new arrangement, plus net receipts
from Varsity games and other student activities for which admis-
sion is charged, save and except receipts from the Wolves Frolic,
was recommended by the President and, on motion of Mr. Ross,
granted by the following vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
At the request of Dean Mack, President Clark recommended that
Miss Claire Bemis be re-elected Matron of Manzanita Hall and
Superintendent of the Dining Hall, for the year 1935-36, at a
cash stipend of $700, in addition to her board and quarters, to
be paid in 10 equal, consecutive monthly payments beginning with
that for August, 1935. Judge Brown made the motion. Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
The President recommended re-election of Robert Long as Teach-
ing Fellow in English for the year 1935-36 at a stipend of $500
to be paid in 9 equal, consecutive, monthly installments begin-
ning with that for August, 1935, and closing with that for April,
1936, on the understanding that he teach at least 3 sections.
Mr. Ross made the motion. Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
On recommendation of the President the salary of William Miller,
Instructor in English in charge of Dramatics, was advanced from
$1350 to $1600, effective August 1, 1935. Mr. Wingfield made
the motion. Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
On recommendation of the President Miss Mary Pattie was re-elect-
ed Teaching Fellow in Home Economics for the year 1935-36, to
teach approximately 3/4 time at a stipend of $750, to be paid in
10 equal, consecutive, monthly payments, beginning with that for
August, 1935. Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
On recommendation of the President, Horace C. Ayres was elected
Instructor in Mathematics at a salary of $1600 for year begin-
ning August 1, 1935, with understanding that if his work proves
satisfactory and he remains a 2nd year, he shall become an As-
sistant Professor with a salary of $1750 for the year beginning
August 1, 1936. (B. S., Washington, 1931; M. S., ibid., 1931;
Ph. D., California, August, 1935.) Mr. Wingfield moved the ap-
proval of this recommendation. Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
On recommendation of the President, Harry E. Wheeler was elected
Instructor in Geology and Mineralogy at $1800 for the year begin-
ning July 1, 1935 with understanding that if his work is satis-
factory and he remains a 2nd year, he shall be advanced to $2000
and an Assistant Professorship for the year beginning July 1,
1936. He is to give 11 months' service and $600 of this year's
salary will come from the State Bureau of Mines Funds. Mr.
Wingfield moved the approval of this recommendation. Vote:
Judge Brown Aye
Mr. Wingfield Aye
Mr. Ross Aye
President Clark outlined important legislation now pending before
the Congress.
President Clark advised the Board of Regent Williams' request
that the June meeting be held either June 24, 25 or 26. The
Board decided to hold their June meeting on June 24.
Adjourned.
George S. Brown
Chairman
Carolyn M. Beckwith
Secretary