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have a number of letters of commendation
from his superiors in the Armed Forces and
he is now successfully pursuing studies at
Eastern.

This petition is concurred in by the Test-
ing Bureau and by the Lniversity Registraro

Respectfully submitted,

Earl P. Slone, Dean

Dean Spivey asked the University Faculty to approve the
expansion of Metallurgical Engineering 209 and Mining
Engineering 209 to Metc Engr. 209a,b and Min. Engr. 209a,b.
He explained that this change had been aphroved by the
Graduate Faculty last year but that in some way it had been
overlooked in material presented to the University Faculty.

The Faculty adjourned at 5:00 p.m.

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The University Faculty met in the Assembly Room of
Lafferty Hall Monday, February 9, at #:00 n.m. President
Dickey presided. Members absent were: A. D. Albright,

L, L° Boyarsky, George B, Byers, Leo M. Chamberlain, Bernard
Fitzgerald, Lyman V. Ginger*, Maurice A. Hatch, W. A. Heinz,
Don R. Jacobson, Abby L, Marlatt‘, Lo L. Martin, H, F,
Massey, Pete Perlman, Frank D. Peterson, G. W. Schneider9

D. G. Steele, Lawrence Thompson‘, William R. Willard, and
Kenneth B, Wright.

The minutes of January 12 were read and approved.

 

 

   

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The Registrar presented a list of candidates for degrees
who completed their work at the close of the Fall Semester and
after some discussion these candidates were recommended to the
Board of Trustees for the degrees indicated.

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

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Gene Gregory Bush Josephine Haywood Patton
.Delis Burbank Cothran Joan Helen Shear

David Lindon Goodloe John Franklin Souder II
Jordan Hoolick ~Merian Louise Van Horne
Francis Edward Johnston Hugh Howard Waterhouse
David Pratt Klaiter William Stuart Wester
Judith Marshall Lane Helen Ogden Wood

Carnett Julian Leonard June Elaine Zuverink

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Ronald Geddes Atkins Charles Wendell Fawns
Marvin Barker Ernest Campbell Holbrook
Robert Bailey Binford Jerry William Koppman
Roy Leslie Clemons Wardell Lavon Lewis
Robert Donald Cooke Kenneth Caesar Moore III
Gordon Eugene Demerson Novis Beecher Powers
Donald Grant Ehleben Kenneth Arnold Shubak

Robert Warren Whalin

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Charles William Adams Virgil David Florence
Eugene Farrell Asher V Louis Lee Haggin III
Fred Baker Bernard E. Horsley

Alva Galloway Bennett William Sterling Johnson
Robert Jordan Bradford Paul Wallace Jones

Leroy Chumbler Harman Eugene Lee

Dawson Glenn Eckler Lester Ping Lobb

James Allan McWilliams

   
    

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Candidates for the Degree g£_Bachelor 2i
Science in Agriculture - Cont.

Tommy Harold Mink

J06 Oliver Owens
Jerry Lawrence Rexroat
J. Lynn See

 

John Daniel Shugars
Jones Hazelwood Smiley
George Larkin Summers
Harold Ray Taylor

William Harold Wood

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Grace Carolyn Anderson
Lula Elizabeth Clarkson
Vera Mae Conrad

Gail Rowland

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Barbara Jo Johnson
Betsy Ann Johnson
Mary Winn Leaks

Candidates for the Degree g£_Bachelor g:
Science in Civil Engineering

William Henry Baker
George Maurice Blakeman
Billy Gordon Bridges
Ernest Eugene Brown
Ivan Childers

James Richard Cobb
James Dale Davidson
Robert Curtis Fields
Daniel James Garland
John Owen Hibbs
Harry Ralph Honaker

Jack Warren Wright

William Robert Keown
Riley Nelson Kinman
Stephen Bean Logan III
John Elias McChord
Robert Brown Quisenberry
Stuart John Riehl
Theodore Serrenho

Eloy Quan Sham

Eugene Franklin mith
Leonidas Anibal Tejeda
Donald Querk Wallace

Candidates for the Degree 21 Bachelor oi
Science in Electrical Engineering

Hugh Cleveland Card
Ezekiel Field Clay IV
Jerry Lynn Cobb
Robert Lee DeForest
George Ellis. Jr.
James Clay Ely
Melvin Clinton Gilreath
Paul Lawrence Guthrie
Derl Nelson Harper
Fred Anderson Helvy
Ben Allen Johnson
Preston LeRoy Jolly
He Bong Kim

Eugene Lawson King

Stathis George Linardos
Dentis Stephens McDaniel
Thomas Stewart Means
Robert Earl Moore
Frazier Joseph Phillips
Vernon Haney Powell
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Wayne Allan Schneider
Glenn Austin Smith

Roy Dan Squires

Homer Allen Schirmer
Donald Ray Stephens
Paul Wheeler, Jr.

James Monroe Williams

Dewey Alfred Young

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Malcolm Keith Abbott
John William Alcorn
William John Brokamp
Walter Melvin Buschelman
Dalton Dewey Fleshman
Edwin Cyril Johnson
Billy Ray Kersey

Chesley Martin Lain
Henry Clay Lewis

Paul Johnson McDaniel
Gerald Edwin Otis

Roger Walter Perry

Ronald Coleman Poe

Jerry Allen Risk

Gerald Charles Saladin
William Patrick Schnatter
Charles Michael Simpson
Wendell Ray Trumbo

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Frank Wayne Bennett

Carter Gene Brown

COLLEGE OF LAW

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Harry Wendell Cherry
Richard Maurice Compton
Richard Dewey C00per
William Ray Forester
Thomas Milledge Galphin

Kent Parrott Hollingsworth

Garland whitt Howard
Gross Clay Lindsay
James Hackett Lucas
James B. Miniard
Bobby Kn0x True
Stuart Yussman

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

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Betty Gayle Baxter
Billy Roxroat Boone
Philip Harson Brawner
Mary Lou Carter

Benn Hale Coke

Sylvia Jean Jandacek Cravens

Sara Conchita Dean

Eugene Porter Drake
Eugene Debs Freeman

Jane Eleanor Harris
Wilbur Henry Herrman
Blanche Marie Hutchinson
Carolyn Sue Jones
Patricia Shelton Koppman
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Matthew Howard Nevels
Patricia Anne Peaslack
Penelope Riddle

Bueford Eisner

Betty Richardson Schwall
Mildred W. Sparks Small
Owen Bennett Smith
William Ronald Smith
Barbara Joyce Snarr
Richard Eugene Spradlin
James Bert Sullivan
Howell Clifton Tribble
Georgia Corean Wells
Robert Edwin Williams

Albert Edwin Wright
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Robert Wesley Anderson
James Robert Bailey
Bobby Eugene Baldwin
Vernon Elwood Barber

James Lewis Blakeman

Wayne Ellis Blethen

Bobby Gene Burgess
James Donald Cain

   
  
  
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
  
   
  
  
 
  
  
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
   
    
  
  
   
   
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
     

  

 

 

 

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In discussing the fact that duylicate copies of the list of candidates
for degrees were not available for the Faculty, it was agreed, that

in the future, candidates would be considered at a later meeting of
the Faculty, either the March meeting a week or two later than the
regular February meeting.

John Bondurant, Chairman of Religion in Life Week, arpeared
before the Faculty and requested that those who had not returned
the forms asking for speakers, try to get them in by the end of
the week if possibleo

Dean White presented a recommendation from the College of Arts
and Sciences that the Department of Anthropology be authorized to
offer Anthropology l by television to resident students who will
enroll for it as a regular class. After some discussion this
recommendation was aprroved by the Faculty.

Dean Well presented from the College of Agriculture and Home
EConomics a request for approval of a new course, which was approVed
by the Faculty.

To: Members of the University Faculty

The College of figriculture and Home Efibnomics is
submitting the following for your consideration as a

new course in Home Economics:
H, E, 56 WORKSHOP IN CHILD GUIDANCE (3) S

Theories and yractices of guiding your
children in various situations, including
study of program, space and equipment,
creative material, music and science
possibilities for young children. This
workshop is planned to meet the educational
needs of persons employed during the regular
school year in private and churchmsponsored
schools that enroll children aged two
through four years. Lecture and recitation
10 hours per week, laboratory 15 hours per

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Duration: Three weeks, including a total
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Dean upivev presented a recommenfietion from the Graduate
Council that honurery degrees be awerdei to tWo men at the June
Commencement. These are:

Philfip 3. Edwards, Pacteriologiet, the d ee of Doctor
of Science; W. Hugh Peal, Lawyer, the
Laws,

The University Faculty voted to recommend Mr. Edwards and Mr.
Peal to the Board of Trustees for honorary degrees e3 indicated,
Dean Shivey called attention to the necessity for keeping these
awards confidential until after the Board of Trustees had taken

action and the recipients had accepted.

Presiflent Dickey presented a letter from the Committee on
Religion in Life Week, to be held March 1 to 5, requesting per~
mission to hold an all»University Ccnvocation at 10:00 a.m.,
Monday, March 2, at Memorial Coliseum. A motion to approve the
reluest W“S amended to have the Convocation held in the evening,
The amen&ed motion was adopted.o

Upon Motion the University Faculty adjourned at 4:50 pm;a

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Charles F, Elton
Secretary