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State University of Kentucky.
Lexington, Kentucky.
May 26,1911.

_ The faculty met in the gymnasium building, those present
being President Emeritus Patterson, VicewPresident White,
Professors Anderson,Norwood, Lafferty, Hamilton, Patterson,
Pryor, Mathews, Pence, Mackenzie, Wilson, Zembrod, Tuttle,
Rowe, Frankel, Stout, Kelly, Hooper, Maxson, Snow, Gillis,
Roberts, Peter, Curtis, Melcher, Davis, Brown, and Healy.

The minutes of the meeting of May 19th were read and
approved. The minutes of the session of the Council, held
on May 98nd, were then read by Vice—President White and it
was ordered upon motion that the minutes of the Council be
accepted as read:

"The meeting was called to order in Dean Miller's
office at 3:30 by President Barker. Those present were
President Barker, VicewPresident White, Deans Scovell,
Anderson, Miller, Norwood, Rowe, Lafferty and Hamilton.

. "Resolution by Dean Anderson, seconded by Dean
Bows: That the meetings of the Council take place
in the President's room,was unanimously carried.

"Resolution by Dean Scovell, seconded by Dean
Anderson: That the general rule which requires student
balls and dances to close at one o’clock A.M. does not
apply to the Junior Prom and Senior Ball,was unanimously
carried.

" Resolution by Dean Lafferty,seconded by Dean
Norwood: That all of the rules of the Faculty, Board
of Trustees, Executive Committee and Council of Deans
concerning the regulations of student life and activity
be codified and printed for the use of the student
body and professors, and that the President appoint a
committee of three to gather this data and report it
back to the Council of Deans at its first meeting in
September, or at first meeting after July, with such
recommendations as the committee may deem proper, was
unanimously carried. President Barker appointed
the committee called for in this resolution as follows:
Deans Lafferhr, Hamilton and Anderson.

"Resolution by Dean Anderson, seconded by Dean
Scovell: That at ten o'clock on Tuesday, May 30,1911,
the Council meet for the purpose of passing on theses
submitted for degrees in accordance with a previous
order of the Council, was unanimously carried.

"Resolution by Dean Norwood, seconded by Dean
Hamilton: That the Deans of the various colleges be
required to furnish the President or Vice-President
with a full list of the books that are to be used in
their respective departments for the coming year on
or before July first, and the terms in which they
are used and the proper number of books that will be
needed, was unanimously carried.

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."Dean Anderson suggested that the Deans of the
committee furnish data relative to gowns and relative
to degrees so that diplomas can be properly lettered
and all details looked after pertaining to the men who
are to receive honorary degrees. h

"President Barker ruled that hereafter the first
order of business of the general faculty meetings will
be to call for reports or recommendations from the
Council.

H.S.Barker, President.
7_ Secretary.

The reports of standing committees were then called

for. Most of the chairmen had no reports to submit.
Lieut.Kelly on behalf of Mrs.8tout, chairman of the Committee
on Commencement Exercises, reported_that the order of the
procession on commencement day had been arranged and it had
Eeen submitted to the deans. Provision had also been made

or the securing of a tent, decorations, etc. for commencement
day. He also reported that the baccalaureate sermon was to
be delivered by Dr.Mullins of Louisville, and that the faculty
was requested to assemble at Patterson Hall on Sunday at
10:50 a.m. in order to march in a body to the Central Christian
Church, where the baccalaureate sermon was to be delivered.

On motion of Judge Lafferty, it was ordered that the
above report be accepted.

Attention was called to the fact that there was some
uncertainty as to the arrival of the caps and gowns before
Sunday, and the question arouse as to whether these should
be worn upon that day. It was finally ordered upon motion,
in view of the uncertainty of the arrival of these garments,
that the faculty definitely decide not to undertake to wear
them upon that day.

Dr.Pryor on behalf of the Committee on Student Organiza—
tions reported verbally that his committee had approved
the suggestion of the Alumni that the honorary fraternities
Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi be organized in this University.
On motion, it was ordered that this report be accepted.

The list of candidates for degrees was then called for,
the first list being submitted by Dean Snow as follows:

For the degree Master of Arts in Education:
Lewis Nelson Taylor
For the degree Bachelor of Arts in Education:
Chas.Arthur Dunn ‘ \ James Otis Lewis
Jessie Fithian Hibler Mary Barret Smith
For the degree Bachelor of Science in Education:
Harvey Arthur Babb
Obed Elmo Baird
77~ndames Franklin Bruner
Lilian Terry Fergusona
Frances Cleveland Hughes

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_ Following the reading of the list, it was ordered on
motion that the list as read be recommended to the Board
of Trustees for the degrees named.

.Dean Rowe submitted the following list of prospective
candidates, and on motion it was ordered that the list
be recommended for the degrees named:

For the degree Bachelor of Civil Engineering (B.C.E.):

Adams, Lois Litsey Lytle, Hendricks Gilbert
Auliok,Oliver Merchant, George Brite
Collings, Benjamin Hays Rogers, John

Dunlap, George Green Sloan,$esse Neal

Harn, Walter Andrew Taylor, Orville Heber
For the degree Civil Engineer (C.E.)§

Wells, Emery Coleman, Samuel Boin I

Watson, James Saffel Bell, Benj.Duncan

Wilson, James Morrison '

The list of candidates for the degree Bachelor of Science
in Agriculture was then read by Professor Hooper as follows:

Ball, Arthur Carlton Routt, Grover Cleveland
Collins, Minerva Wilson, William Boone
Mastin, James Edward Worthington, Elmer Francis

It"was then moved that the above list of candidates
for the degree Bachelor of Science in.Agricu1ture be accepted.
Professor Mackenzie reported that no work in Ethics had been
completed by Mr.W.B.Wilson, but that he was willing if the
conditions were satisfied by next Tuesday to allow him to
graduater Professor Wilson then moved as a substitute to the
above motion that the list as read be recommended and that
the Council meeting upon next Tuesday be given power to act
on the doubtful case as in the case of others. The motion
was carried.

Professor Norwood then submitted the following list,
explaining that W.E.Hudsonwhad been a candidate for a similar
degree upon a former occasion but had conditions at that time
which were now removed. On motion it was ordered that the
list as read be recommended to the Board of Trustees for
the degrees named:

For the degree of Mining Engineer (E.M.):
Harry Draper Easton.

For the degree of Bachelor of Mining Engineering (B.E.M.):

Chas.Krémer Bain Walker Burton Paynter
Paul Francis David Walter Smith
Geo.Matt Hendrickson Chas.Wm.Wardle
William Edward Hudson Kessack Duke White

Phil Holloway Byron Demetrius Williams

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For the degree Bachelor of Nech

Jas.Alfred Boyd

John Campbell

Perry Hogan Cassidy
Minor Armenius Cleveland
Chas.Elwood Daniel
Ernest Thompson Douglas
Virgil Lennard Downing
Sprigg Case Ebbert

John Jas.Fitzpatrick
John Milton Foster

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nical Engineering (B.M.F.):

Wm.Augustus Lurtey
Frank Thorpe Miles
Grover Cleveland Mills
Harvey Lee Moore

John Alfred Needy
Albert Brown Phister
Jos.Bishop Sanders
Geo.Bryan Shanklin
Theodore Slade

Ben McAtee Smarr

Wallace Clifton Duncan

Wilbur Wesley Stevenson
Arthur Board Haswell

Richard Spurr Webb

Professor Anderson reported that Mr.O.L.Day, a Senior,
was now ill in the hospital, and moved that if he should be
able to complete his thesis during the summer school that he
be given his degree when the thesis is completed, and that
the announcement be made on commencement day relative to
these facts. The motion was seconded by President Patterson
and was then carried.

Professor Anderson also submitted the following list for
the degrees named:

For the degree Mechanical Engineer (M.E.)
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Jcs.¥iles Sprague Cornelias Bailey Lyle
Paul Clifton Crunwell Henry English used

For the degree Electrical Engineer (E.F.):

Llewellyn Chauncey Brown Chas.Miller Roswell
David Chenault Estill Frank Faymond Rellman
halter Christian Kicsel

On motion it was ordered that the list as read be
recommended for tie degrees named.

Judge La’feety then read the names of the following
prospective candidates for the degree of LL.B.:

Virgil Yandell Mooreﬂ_
Thomas Harris Burrism;\-V"V
Hatiscn Greenleaf Colson
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Otto Carston Martin

James Dwire Rees

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Following the reading of this list, it was ordered
that the names as read be recommended to the Board of
Trustees for the degree named.

“Professor White on behalf of Professor Miller then
submitted the following list of candidates for the degrees
named in the College of Arts and Science:

Bachelor of Arts: Bachelor of Science:
Mattie Virginia Cary Olline Pierce Cruickshank
William Claude Shultz Marion Gilbert Johnson
Anne Dowd Simrall Lucius Ernest Smith

Leslie Neal Weller
Alice Cary Williams

It was ordered upon motion by Dr.Pryor that the list
as read he recommended. Professor Mackenzie presented
the name of Dean William T.Capers for the degree of A.M.,
with the motion that he be recommended for that degree.
The motion was seconddd by Judge Lafferty and carried.
Professor Davis submitted the name of Miss M.E.Hayden for
the degree A.M. On motion it was ordered that she be
recommended for this degree. Dr.Tuttle presented the
name of Miss Katharine Schoene and moved that her name be
presented to the Board and recommended for the degree of
M.S. in Chemistry. The motion was duly seconded and
carried.

Professor Davis then made a motion that any other
candidates whose names might be inadvertently missing from
the lists should be referred to the Council meeting on
next Tuesday with power to make recommendations.

Professor White reported that Robert Guthrie Strong,
-who was deficient as a candidate last year, had now re—
moved his conditions, and he moved that he be recommended
to the Board of Trustees for the degree 8.8. The motion was
duly seconded and carried.

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