TRUSTEES MEET IN HANOVER

A meeting of the trustees of Dartmouth College was held in their room in the Parkhurst Administration Building in Hanover, on the 20th day of June, 1925, at nine o'clock in the forenoon.

There were present the President and Messrs. Parkhurst, Brown, Thayer, Lord, Little, Howland, DuBois, and Tuttle.

The President made a verbal report of his visit to the alumni on the Pacific coast and of the progress and the condition of the College. Resignation of Mr. Moore

The resignation of Mr. Henry L. Moore as trustee, on the completion of a service of ten years, was received and accepted.

Election of Trustee

A letter was received from Eugene F. Clark, secretary of the alumni association, stating that Edward W. Knight, of the class of 1887, had been nominated as trustee by the alumni council to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Henry L. Moore. Mr. Knight was thereupon unanimously elected to the vacant place by ballot.

Award of Degrees On the recommendation of the faculty, the following degrees were awarded as of April 13, 1925:

BACHELOR OF ARTS As of the Class of 1923 Charles Benjamin Obermeyer, Jr. As of the Class of 1924 Theodore Grant Caldwell, Jr. Gerald Stack Maloney BACHELOR OF SCIENCE As of the Class of 1924 Ford William Bowman Kenneth Christophe Arthur Marston Crosman Alfred John Dagastino Sidney Fish Parker Lee Jackson Robert Edward Macaulay John Scrafford Mauk Louis Joseph Pezzini Henry Alfred Stevenson, Jr.

William James Weaver Girard Emory Wheeler Likewise, on the recommendation of the faculty, degrees were awarded as follows:

BACHELOR OF ARTS . Class of 1924 Joseph Claude Lombardi And for the Class of 1925, the bachelor's degree to 339, as printed on the Commencement program.

Voluntary Chapel ServiceVoted that beginning with the next academic year the College establish the daily service of the College chapel on the basis of voluntary attendance,, and that the President be requested to secure someone to conduct such service on such terms as may seem to him best.

Degree of A. B. on Graduation A recommendation was received from the faculty in; regard to the conferring at graduation of the degree of A.B. only instead of the two degrees of ALB. and 8.5., and in regard to the course of study. After a long discussion of the recommendation it was

Voted, I. That in accordance with the recommendation of the faculty, the College, beginning with the class entering in 1925, will grant to students graduating in course, the degree of A.B. only.

11. That the trustees ratify the action of the faculty of May 18, 1925, in modifying the curriculum.

Appreciation to the Class of 1925Voted that the President be requested to express to the class of 1925 the high appreciation of the trustees for the announced purpose of the class to make a future generous contribution in support of the College, and further

Voted that the President express the thanks of the Trustees for the presentation to them by the class of 1925 of attractive programs of the commencement exercises of this year, and of mementos of the graduation of the class. On the recommendation of the President, action was taken by ballot on elections, reelections and promotions, and on appointments and reappointments, as follows:

ELECTIONS

Henry D. Jordan, Assistant Professor of History.

Sergei Korguyeff, Visiting Lecturer in Music with the rank of Assistant Professor. Harold A. DesBrisay, Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Medical School.

RE-ELECTIONS

Frank E. Brown, Assistant Professor of Public Speaking.

Anthony Diettrich, Assistant Director of Recreational Activities, with the rank of Assistant Professor.

Norman McD. Grier, Assistant Professor of Evolution.

Milton A. Harrington, Consultant in Mental Hygiene, with the rank of Professor.

Harold J. Lockwood, Professor of Electrical Engineering in the Thayer School. James D. McCallum, Assistant Professor of English.

Louis C. Mathewson, Assistant Professor of Mathematics.

Frederick S. Page, Assistant Professor of Biology.

Fred F. Parker, Assistant Professor of Graphics.

Lloyd P. Rice, Assistant Professor of Economics.

Allen P. Richmond, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering in the Thayer School. Frank R. Rutter, Professor of Foreign Commerce in the Tuck School.

Homer P. Whitford, Assistant Professor of Music.

Charles E. Wilder, Assistant Professor of Mathematics.

PROMOTIONS

Peter S. Dow to be Professor of Graphics and Engineering.

Russell D. Kilborne to be Professor of Finance and Banking in the Tuck School.

Andrew J. Scarlett, Jr., to be Professor of Chemistry.

Albert W. Frey to be Assistant Professor of Marketing in the Tuck School.

John G. Gazley to be Assistant Professor of History.

James G. Stevens to be Assistant Professor of Education.

APPOINTMENTS

John P. Amsden, Instructor in Chemistry. Tyrell H. Werner, Instructor in Chemistry. Norman F. Maclean, Instructor in English. George L. Frost, Instructor in English.

Allan McDonald, Instructor in English.

Thomas O. Groves, Director of News Service and Instructor in English.

Arthur E. Gordon, Instructor in Latin. Willard W. Spencer, Instructor in Philosophy .

Milton V. Smith, Instructor in Political Science.

George W. Hartmann, Instructor in Psychology.

John P. Bowler, Instructor in Anatomy in the Medical School.

Frank J. Akin, Graduate Assistant in Biology.

Lawrence Paquin, Instructor in English and Director of Dramatics.

REAPPOINTMENTS

Harvey W. Cohn, Instructor in Physical Education.

John H. Daniell, Instructor in Chemistry. McQuilkin DeGrange, Instructor in Sociology.

Thomas J. Dent, Instructor in Physical Education.

Robert W. Elsasser, Instructor in Economics.

William H. Gardner, Instructor in Chemistry.

John F. Gile, Instructor in Physical Diagnosis in the Medical School.

Joseph P. Kelly Instructor in Public Speaking.

Franklin McDuffee, Instructor in English. Raymond Mandra, Instructor in Latin. Stearns Morse, Instructor in English. William A. Neiswanger, Instructor in Economics.

Artemus Packard, Instructor in English. John Edward Shevlin Prendergast, Instructor in Physical Education. Edward Riviera, Instructor in Spanish. George McA:. Robertson, Instructor in Evolution.

Harry F. R. Shaw, Instructor in Economics.

Albert D. Stark, part-time Instructor in Physical Education.

Rolf C. Syvertsen, Instructor in Anatomy in the Medical School.

Carl L. Wilson, Instructor in Biology. Evan A. Woodward, Instructor in English. Charles H. Spooner, Instructor in Mathematics .

RESIGNATIONS

The following resignations were received through the President, and accepted: Henry T. Moore as Professor of Psychology.

Harold Chidsey as Assistant Professor of Philosophy.

Harold E. Israel as Assistant Professor of Psychology.

Frank L. Hewitt as Assistant Professor of English.

George W. Stocking as Assistant Professor of Economics.

Hayes Baker-Crothers as Director of the course in Citizenship.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

On the recommendation of the President, leave of absence was granted as follows: Arthur B. Meservey for the first semester of the academic year, 1925-26.

George C. Wood for the academic year 1925-26.

Erville B. Woods for the first semester of the academic year, 1925-26.

Arthur D. Wright for the first semester of the academic year, 1925-26.

Joseph L. McDonald for the second semester of the academic year, 1925-26.

Charles W. McKenzie for the academic year, 1925-26.

Fletcher Low for the academic year, 1925-26. Increase of Tuition

A report to the President of an investigation which had been made into student finances, having been previously distributed to the trustees, was taken up for discussion, and after much consideration it was

Voted that beginning with the academic year 1926-1927 the tuition of the College be $400 a year, with such adjustment of scholarship aid as may be appropriate.

Thanks to Mr. HiltonVoted that the Clerk be directed to express to Mr. H. H. Hilton the thanks of the trustees for his continued generosity in connection with the development of the golf course which fitly bears his name.

Edward W. Knight '87 Newly elected Alumni Trustee