Trustees Hold June Meeting

A meeting of the trustees of Dartmouth College was held at their room in the Parkhurst Administration Building in Hanover, on June 15th, 1929.

There were present the President and Messrs. Parkhurst, Thayer, Brown, Little, Howland, DuRois, Tuttle, Knight, McLane, and Gray.

Resignation and Election of Mr.McLane as Trustee.

The resignation of Mr. John R. McLane as trustee upon completion of his term of service having been received and accepted, and a letter having been received from Eugene F. Clark, secretary of the Alumni Association, stating that Mr. McLane had been nominated to succeed himself as trustee, a ballot was taken and Mr. McLane was unanimously elected by full vote as his own successor.

Election of Mr. McLane asClerk A vote by ballot for clerk of the board of trustees of Dartmouth College resulted in the election of John R. McLane and he thereafter qualified by being sworn by Harriet E. Mansfield, Notary Public.

Award of Degrees Upon the recommendation of the faculty degrees were awarded as printed on the Commencement program.

Elections

Maurice Picard as professor of Philosophy. Robert M. Bear as assistant professor of Education. Frank C. Flint as assistant professor of English.

Dr. Everett C. Myers as assistant professor of Zoology. Robert P. Lane as assistant professor of Citizenship. H. S. Raushenbush as assistant professor of Citizenship.

Frank W. Garran as assistant professor of Civil Engineering in the Thayer School. Dr. Clarence J. Campbell as associate professor of Pharmacology in the Medical School.

Re-elections Edmund H. Booth as assistant professor of English. Frank E. Brown as assistant professor of Public Speaking. Herbert G. Coar as assistant professor of Zoology.

Sidney H. Cox as assistant professor of English.

G. Reginal Crosby as assistant professor of Economics.

Dr. Harold A. Des Brisay as assistant professor of Medicine. Chester H. Forsyth as assistant professor of Mathematics.

Joseph. M. French as assistant professor of English. Edwin D. Harvey as assistant professor of Sociology.

Sidney C. Hazelton as assistant professor of Physical Education. Ralph P. Holben as assistant professor of Sociology.

Charles A. Holden as professor of Civil Engineering.

Patrick J. Kaney as assistant professor of Physical Education. Bruce W. Knight as assistant professor of Economics.

A. Hey wood Knowlton as assistant pro- fessor of Romance Languages. Serge Korgueff as visiting lecturer in Music.

David Lattimore as professor of Far Eastern Civilization.

James Mackaye as visiting lecturer in Philosophy. William Doty Maynard as assistant professor of Romance Languages. William H. McCarter as assistant professor of English. Franklin McDuffee as assistant professor of English.

Warren E. Montsie as assistant professor of French. Stearns Morse as assistant professor of English.

Lucien Dean Pearson as assistant professor of English. Anton A. Raven as assistant professor of English.

George M. Robertson as assistant professor of Evolution. Donald L. Stone as assistant

professor of Political Science. Harold E. Washburn as assistant professor of French.

Herbert F. West as assistant professor of Comparative Literature.

Elliott A. White as assistant professor of English.

Promotions Elden B. Hartshorn from assistant professor to professor of Chemistry. Joseph W. Tanch from assistant professor to professor of Physics.

Jose M. Arce from instructor to assistant professor of Spanish.

Harvey W. Cohn from instructor to assistant professor of Physical Education. James P. Bower from instructor to assistant professor of Physical Education. Albert D. Stark from instructor to assistant professor of Physical Education Herman Feldman from assistant professor to professor of Industrial Relations in the Tuck School.

Appointments John S. Bloore as instructor in English. Joseph A. Bums as instructor in English. Albert S. Carlson as instructor in Geography

Michael E. Choukas as instructor in Sociology.

John B. Derby as instructor in English. George Harley Dixon as business manager of Athletics. Frank C. Foley as instructor in Geology. Daniel P. Hatch, Jr., as comptroller of the

Outing Club. L. W. Ingram as instructor in Citizenship. Benjamin Burton Leavitt as instructor in

Zoology. George Young McClure as part-time instructor in Zoology.

William Heston McPherson as instructor in Economics.

J. G. Milligan as instructor in Chemistry. Harry L. Purdy as instructor in Economics. George Davis Snell as part-time instructor in Zoology. Alan Stone as instructor in Zoology.

George Fairbanks Vaughan as technical assistant in Zoology.

Re-appointments Chauncey N. Allen as instructor in Psychology.

Theodore E. Bacon as assistant supervisor of Teacher

Training. S. S. Ballard as assistant in Physics.

Warner Bentley as instructor in English and director of the Players.

Frederich H. Burleigh as supervisor of the Museum.

Earl K. Carter as instructor in French.

Donald E. Cobleigh as instructor in Music.

Samuel B. Cummings, Jr., as instructor in Psychology.

Harold M. Evans as instructor in Physical Education.

Luther M. Evans as instructor in Political Science.

Joseph B. Folger as instructor in Romance Languages. John Wesley Greene as instructor in English.

H. Pennington Haile as instructor in Philosophy. John Hurd, Jr., as instructor in English.

Thomas Keane as coach of Recreational Golf (part-time). Churchill P. Lathrop as instructor in Art.

R. B. Learnard as assistant in Physics.

Fred W. Perkins, Jr., as instructor in Mathematics. Alvin L. Pianca as instructor

in Romance Languages. John Edward Shevlin Prendergast as instructor in Physi

cal Education. Robin Robinson as instructor in Mathematics.

James L. Scott as instructor in German. Earle V. Simrell as instructor in Public Speaking. K. D. Smith as assistant in Physics. Charles H. Spooner as instructor in Mathematics. Alberto F. Thompson as instructor in Chemistry. Andrew G. Truxal as instructor in Sociology

John Turkevich as instructor in Chemistry.

Leaxes of Absence Donald L. Stone, assistant professor of Political Science, who was granted leave of

absence for the first semester of the academic year 1929-1930 at the April trustee meeting, has had the leave deferred until the first semester of the academic year 1930-1931, at his petition.

Herbert G. Coar, assistant professor of Zoology, for the first semester of the academic year 1929-1930.

Harold R. Bruce, professor of Political Science, for the second semester of the academic year 1929-1930. Ashley K. Hardy, professor of German, for the second semester of the academic year 1929-1930.

Shirley G. Patterson, professor of Romance Languages, for the second semester of the academic year 1929-1930. Ernest B. Watson, professor of English, for the second semester of the academic year 1929-1930.

George C. Wood, assistant professor of Romance Languages, for the second semester of the academic year 1929-1930. Chauncey N. Allen, instructor in Psychology, for the academic year 1929-1930. Richard H. Goddard, instructor in Astronomy, for the academic year 1929-1930.

Resignation

Evan A. Woodward as assistant professor of English.

Gifts VOTED to accept with the thanks of the Trustees the following gifts announced by the President.

From Mr. Robert Jackson of the Class of 1900 the Francois Premier mantelpiece from the chateau Chenonceau in France which has been placed in the new Carpenter Art Building.

From Mr. Emmett H. Naylor of the Class of 1909 a portrait of Richard Hovey, painted by Edmund Clarence Messer.

From the Class of 1887 a portrait of Dr. Charles Alexander Eastman of the Class of 1887, painted by Julius Katzieff. From Mrs. M. D. Carbee of Haverhill, New Hampshire, the John Dester Locke Collection of Insects.

From the Class of 1913 funds of approximately $25,000 to equip the Reference Room in the Baker Library to be known as the 'Class of 1913 Room."

From Gerard Swope, Esq., the sum of $25,000 in appreciation for the benefit received by his son as a student of Dartmouth College, and further in appreciation of his own business training received under Mr. H. B. Thayer.

Report of Committee on Physical Development and Maintenance of the Plant. The committee reported through Mr. Thayer.

Construction of New Dormitory VOTED: That the plans for a new dormitory to be erected east of Fayerweather Bow, submitted by the committee on physical development and maintenance of the plant, be approved and that the site east of North Fayerweather and on. the axis of the Davis Field House be approved and the

Committee authorized to pro

ceed with the erection of the building in accordance with vote of the trustees passed April 23, 1928, the building to be ready for occupancy in September, 1930.

Appropriation for Model of the College Plant VOTED: That the committee on physical development and maintenance of the plant be authorized to expend $10,000 in starting the development of a model of the college plant with the expectation that this will be extended to include ultimately such portion of the territory surrounding the Village of Hanover as the committee may deem advisable.

Appropriation for Housing Accommodationsfor Faculty Members

VOTED: That the committee on physical development and maintenance of the plant be authorized to expend not exceeding $75,000 in providing additional housing accommodations and garage facilities for members of the faculty.

Demolition of Culver Hall VOTED: That Culver Hall be demolished during the coming year.

Demolition of Sanborn Hall VOTED: That Sanborn Hall, heretofore used as a dormitory, be demol- shed during the coming year.

Demolition of Hubbard Hall

VOTED: That Hubbard Hall be demolished after the new dormitory east of Fayerweather Row has been erected.

ARTHUR A. ADAMS '94, Elected to the Council from the New England District

RICHARD REMSEN 'l2, Elected to the Alumni Council from the Middle and Southern States District