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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, OCTOBER 9, 1061

The University Faculty met in the Assembly Room of Lafienty Hall
at 4:00 p.m., Monday, October 9, IQCI. Pres LC nt Dickey Dresii'
Twenty—nine members were absent.

1.

The minutes of the special we eti ng of August 9 lCBl were apprdmfld

e l’st of candidates for degrees as of Auetlst l IQBI was di
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tributed to the University Faoul cy for approval and recommendation to
the Board of Trustees. The *aculty approved th e list asvpresente With
the understanding that any candidate whose name had been re moved Mae ause
of non—payment of the graduation fee would become a degreec candidate and
receive his diploma when payment had been made.

GR JUNTH SCHOOL
Albert Dennis Kirwan, Dean
CANDIDATES FOR THE DDGR"! OF DOCTOR OB TDUC TION

NAME ADDRESS

Fred Edmonds Lexington
Joseph Calvin Thomas "ffilmore

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHII OT OPHI'

NAME MAJOR SUBJECT ADDRESS
Achmad Amiruddin Chemistry Bandung, Indones1e
John Atkin Biggerstaff Physics Berea
Vernon Nor thfleet Martin Political Science Williamsburg
Djong—Gie Oei Chemistry Djakarta, Indonesia
Ponve l:il Phil:lpose Philip Psychology Kerala, India
Robert Charles Steensma English Vermillion, S. Dak.

CANDIDATJC FOR THE DEJREE OF SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION

NALE ADDRESS
John Dunbar Knifley
Patrick Edward Napier Burgin
Wendell Taylor Frankfort

CANDIDATES FOR THE DJCRCE OF MAS ER OF ARTS

NAME MAJOR SUBJECT ADDRESS
James Edgar Barcus English Lexington
Alice Joyce StephensBradley Physical Education Winston—Salem, N.C.
Betsy Ann Burke Physical Education Lexington

Daniel William Capps

Political Science Lexington
Renate Dora Fischer

Diplomacy and Koln—Junkersdorf,
International Commerce Germany

   

          
 
 
 
  
   
   
  
    
  
   
 
    
 
  
 
  
  
  
  
    
     
    
  
       
   
   
   
   
  
   
    
    
  
  
   
   
   

 

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Billie Dicke1f. SCn Harbor LHEIJSF
Douglas Uilfnrd HubllriU History
John Andrew Haward Physical uuucccvon
Anna G.io James Psychcjorv
Jackson C nL on Lac_,, MathemLLics
Rob e1L yard MCLOLLLn Jr. Diplomacy and International

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Wardell lavon Lewis
Hilliam Carl Loomis
Gregory Worth Mantel

John Riley Payne
Kenneth Duane Salzwedel
George Thomas Shofner

Surendra Nath Sing
Paul Clay Stallard

CANDIDAJLo FOR THE

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Hubert Eugene Ball

Hollis Bradley Brown
Clint Ray Collins
Ronald James Ericsson
Jack Moore Gay

James Coleman Martin
Z. L. Pete Newsome
Sonny Eugene Plumley

David Lee Terry
Claude F Wade

Randall Dudley Wood

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Agricultural thension
Agricultural Extension
Agricultural Extension

Animal Husbandry
Animal Husbandry
Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Extension
Poultry Science
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Animal Nutrition

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CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CIVII.ENGINEERING

NAME ADDRESS
Madhusudan J. Ruparel Bombay, India

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

NAME ADDRESS
Ronald David Bonnell Henderson
Robert Frank Piokard Murray

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
NAME ADDRESS
Wijono.Kariawigena Bandung, Indonesia

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

NAME ADDRESS
Ethyl Childs Bailey Lexington
Edith Faye Belcher Beloher
Opal E. Beloher Beloher
Dorothy IrVin Bibbs Lexington
Nora Frances Blanton Paris
Sylvia E Bowman Ezel
Mary Jean Brannon Maysville
Bobby Lisle Bratton Frankfort
Walter Brown Lexington
Carolyn Jones Bruce ’ Anchorage
Emma Stewart Butler Lexington
David Curtis Campbell Rio Grande, C.
Paul Garnett Cantrell Frankfort
Martin Luther Carr Cynthiana
William M. Chambers Lexington
Morris w Chapman Danville
Lowell Warren Clark Owensboro
Sue Belle Clifford Lexington
Jack Metoalfe Conner Walton
Edward Lilburn Cox Campbellsville
Robert J Crawford Mt. Sterling
Charles Patterson Dale Mt. Sterling
Robert Wayland Elam Lexington
Harold Clay Ensor Mt. Sterling
Robert Warren Featherston, Jr. Paris
Dora Gladys Foley Harrodsburg
Dorothy Allen Friend Lexington
Dorothy Caroline Gibson Lexington
Joseph Gruber Goodman Louisville
Joseph Donlan Gormley Versailles
Evelyn Wilson Greer Lexington
Bertha Scott Hammons Crane Nest

     

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JINUTJS OF THE [ITV-RSTTY FACULTY, OCTOBHP S, 1961 VT

( CA NDJUATGS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTEx OF ARTS IN EDUCATION it
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{ Madeline F. Harter Lexington

Albert J. Hauselmani Fort Thomas ‘
[ Billy Cecil Hays Jackson 7
{ Gerald Wayne Hill Madisonville Ii

Julia Harriet Holtzclaw Lancaster _i
[ Barbara Sue Huffman Lexington V5?
( Vernetta Deane Johnson London ‘
. Thelma Caudill Justice Raceland 2?}
A Charles Robert Kellum Walton :
[ George Edward Kiser ‘ Jennings, Mo. Id
( Theodore Fredrick Lenhardt Lexington A:
V Mae R. Leslie Pikeville '{
i Betty Jo Little Winchester
. Billy George McCloud Jenkins
A Stanley Bruce McWhorter Jamestown
I Hdwai d Madden Pippa Passes
’ Cordelia L. NJHSIlOIO Lexington
[ Walter G rti , Jr. Wayland
I Jallaee Hugene Mitchell Somerset

Bennie Lee Moore Garrett
3 Kenneth Lew Neidig Elizabethtown

Doris Guilfoil Phelps Lexington

Joseph William Pival Lexington

Howard Maxwell Reynolds Mt. Sterling

Arnold L Rucker S. Ft. Mitchell

Barbara White Shelton Lexington

Pauli,a A. Fields Sloan Lexington

Barbara S. Stringer Monticello )
f John Franklin Stringer Monticello iv
, Carrollton Sue Sturgill Lexington f
A James Wesley Taylor Lexington '
I Courtney Noel Terrill Lexington
, William Jennings True Ashcamp
A John Finley Underwood Frankfort
7 Carolyn Vaught Paducah
. Reba Jeanette Wampler Mayking
f Margaret McCall Watson Paducah
1 Jon Alan Whitfield - Brandenburg

Edith Whitehurst Williams Danville

Richard Jerome Wright Orlando, Fla.

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j William E Brinkley Madisonville

[ Baxter Jean Coke, Jr. LiVia _

[ Rebecca Powell Farris Winchester 2 :fl

; Roy Giehls, Jr. Flemingsburg ‘_ Jfilzy

 

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Mary Clark Carman Hull

0 Jane F. Loyd

I Lisle Vickery Roberts
John F Russell

Mary Lou Jackson Sanford
Loyd K.Tarter

Archus Wilson Tucker
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David Henry Abbott
Arthur Jon Bauernfeind
Thomas Nelson Buttermore
John Taylor Ferrell
James Marvin Hopper
Chan—Tang Huang

Carl Robert Lencke
Victor C. Messmer, Jr.
Charles L. Obert
Christian F Sohlegel
Raymond Moreland Sutton, Jr.

 

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Doris Muriel Adams
Harriet Elizabeth Fealy
Stokely B. Gribble
Nancy Rothschild Hill

 

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John Carroll Collins

 

ANDIDATES FOR THE DEGLRN OF MISTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

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CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTNI OF SCIENCE IN NDUCAT ON

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Ft. Thomas
Murray
Elizabethtown
Monticello
V eVay , Ind .
Hi ckli ffe
Groonvillo
C la rks on

Yosemite

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Harrodsburg
Whiteville, Tenn.
Tainan, Formosa
Louisville
Richmond
Lexington
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Williamsburg

IN LIBRARY SCIENCE
ADDRESS

Cumberland

Franklin, 0.

LeXington
Lexington

CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF MUSIC

ADDRESS

Lexington

      
  
 
 
 
    
   
  
 
    
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
  
  
 
   
 
  
   
  
  
   
   
  
 
    

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lfiUTGS OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, OCTOBER 9,

[ Martin Marshall fihite, Dean
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A LAND MAJOR SUBJECT ADDRESS ;
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f Inuise C. Amonett English,Speech and Dramatic Arts Dixon Springs, Tenn. ‘A
. Robert Lynn Anderson Journalism 3. Ft, Mitchell ;i
l Edward Inverne Angus Political Science Quantioo, Va. A
[ Chloe Power Beaira English,Speech and Dramatic Arts Tampa, Fla A
- Graham Csk idge Beard Arts—Medicine Hardinsburg E
A Betty Ann Boyd Library Science Leyington y}
{ Troy L. Burchett Arts~Medicine Stambaugh f
f Alex Clyde Clrnslce Geography Cincinnati, 0_ .F
, Mary Aliaec eth Chttnault History Frankfort 7t
' Reva Hills C~*ls1en English,$peecn an Dramath Arts Lexington H
I William Leon Clark Modern Foreign LnDOULg‘S Lexington
. Howard )ol‘lu Doll .nclisl,1pee‘1 and dramatlc Arts Ft. Thonas
I Don Wayne Estep {aolo~.rlevi on~P1lrs Corbin
‘ Abe Roger Fosson, Jr: rts~fcaicino Nashville, Tenn.
A Thomas Moore Garrison Pnll sopny Lexington
A John Bird Goodwin Aerospace Solence Chevy Chase, Md.
iytton Leite Guimaraes Sociology Rio de Janeiro,Brazil
A Ronald Rene Harris Sociology Nicholasville
A Thomas McElroy Jarboe Arts-Medicine Lebanon
Norris Ray Johnson Journalism Lewisburg
Stanley Elwood Logsdon Radio—Television~Films Louisville
John Raymond McClane Chemistry Louisville
Thomas Ne wton Moody Music Franklin
Phyllis Rea Payne Psychology Lynch
I Gail PE terson Art Cave City
f Mary Marshall Phelps English,Sp eec oh and Dramatic Arts Lexington
: Sue Patton Ross Snellsh,npoe oh and Dramatic Arts Ashland
1 Wafford L. Sautel Political Science Louisville
( Sandra Sue Smith History Harlan
' Thomas Allen Southall Radio~Television~Films Louisville {N
A Walter Harlan Stewart Zoology Lexington 3E
f Charles Elmer Terry Chemistry Jackson i}
Nina Crisman Vann Arts—Medicine Olney, Md. A
A Michael Lee Vaughan Psychology 8. Ft. Mitchell K
Y Russell Inarton Diplomacy and International Commerce Lexington 2
‘ Carolyn Conrath Williams English, Speech and Dramatic Arts Greenup 9
Paul Francis Williams Hygiene and Public Ilealth Evarts f

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Diane Levan Green Zoology LBXiDEtOH AJLA

A Linda Lleyellyn Justice Zoology Ashland g),
James Galloway Kelly Arts~Dentistry Paducah ‘y
Robert Lee Metts Arts-Law Lexington ;“
Damon Gould Pleasant Psychology Ashland

 

CANDIDATES FOR THE

NAME

Vulus Raymond Dowell
Bobby lay Goodin

 

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DEGREE
MAJOR SUBJECT

Microbiology
Arts-Medicine

OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

ADDRESS

Cincinnati, O.
Webbs Cross Roads

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Merritt S. Dietz, Jr.

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John Ernest Conley

Margaret Ann Gorbandt

Valerie Lynn Hembree
Phyllis Ann Hurt

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Wilson Herbert
Caryl Glenn Mar51
Gerald Lee Meyer
Douglas Jayne Morgan

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Katherine
Ina Kethle en Poore
Carolyn Rand

Karolyn Irene Sulier
Linda Ann Wheeler
Joyce Ann Wood

Betty Blanche Young

McComes,

Parker Benton

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Jeffersontown
Corbirl
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Sebree
Redford
Lexington
Ashland
Princeton
Junction City

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NINUTNS or TNN UNIVN CITY FACULTY, OCTOBER 9, 1961
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING . “I

Robert Ezekiel Shaver, Dean

ANDIDATMS F‘R THE DBERNU OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCN IN CHEMICAL ENGITEERING

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|. James ROI’IELICI T 80.78011 Whitley City i
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I William Andrew mischel Owensboro I
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I Ted Franklin Billington Murray f
IOUEY( Tommie N. Flore Hillsboro ‘J

lance Preston German Frankfort ‘I

‘ James Leland Nell Viper i

\ Hunter Naddox Hancock Murray M‘

, James Phrl Houchin Brownsville J

l Richard Mayhew Mettox Huntington, We ve. g

l Lloyd Peter Meyer Bardstomi

l Donald Ray Werner G eenville

I CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

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, William L. Hicklin Nedisonville 3H,

‘ Jimmy Rey Nepson Auxier It
Arthur Leon Hubbard Cawood If
Harold Ray Jackson Tompkinsville if]

‘ Stanley Paul Knight Lexington gyx

f Michael Hoyt Lowry Bethesda, Md. I

' Earle N. Meekins Lexington

, John Robert Rothwell Peducah W l

3 f David Kenneth Tinnell Louisville 33;
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James Butler Dev Roxana

Dan William Nesley Bowling Green
Joe Robert Brock Hacker Lexington N
Robert Lee Piercefield Covington *
Aloysius I. Reisz Henderson
Robert David Rhodes Louisville
Ray Kent Troutman Lexington

 

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MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FAGU'TY, OOTOBHL

NAME

Lucille Plummer Abdon
Ina Mae Adams

Martha Jim Ammerman
Judith Ann Ballard
Ida Lee Baxter

Wayne Blair

Joe Frank Campbell
Opal Irene Caton

Alma lucille Chisholm
Anna C. Cocanougher
Mary R. Lowe Conyers
Rheba Jane Cook

Leona Taylor Cooper
John M. Cornett

Doris Kyle Crowe
Betty Jane Cummings
Glenda Joan Davis
Wilma Lee Davis
Beverly Jean Delozier
James Denton

Benny Roger Dotson
Eva Oaks Eastin
Geneva Rowena FEW
Jan A. Fields

Ora Lee Frango
Georgia Elizabeth Franklin
Betty Hough Goodman
Mary Suzanne Gragg
Madeline P. Hamilton
Vera Louise Hash
Julia Allaine Haynes
Carolyn Clark Host
Sharon Howard
Josephine Linley Hull
Joyce Lee Hutchens
Mary Margaret Hyden
Margaret Disler Isham
David George Johnson
Nova Eva Johnson

Alva Carlene L. Keeton
Alberta Mary Kelsch
Martha Anne Lair
Grace Margaret Leonard
Mary Esther Lockridge
Sadelle Smith Luckett
Emily Cooke McCarthy

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Lyman Vernon Ginger, Dean
MAJOR OR AREA

Elementary Education
English

Physical Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
History

Geography and Geology
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Biological Sciences
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
English

Biological Sciences
English

Elementary Education
thisic

Social Studies
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Business Education
Science

Ancient Languages
English

Business Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
History

Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Mathematics
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education

   

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Lexington
Mayking
Paris
Cincinnati, 0,
Lexington
Jeremiah
Greelsboro
Lexington
Sharpsburg
Harrodsburg
Lexington
Bypro

Foster
Hindman
Lexington
Vicco

Corbin
Corbin

Ft. Thomas
Somerset
Freeburn
Winchester
Waynesburg
Florence
Lexington
Princeton
Lexington
Somerset
Feds Creek
Buffalo

Mt. Sterling
Lexington
Royalton
Calhoun
Lexington
Paris
Washington C.Hq0
Lexington
London
Lexington
Dover

Coral Gables,F1a.
Lexington
Nicholasville
Frankfort
Covington

    
 
   
 
  
 
  
  
 
  
   
   
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
  
 
  
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
 
  
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
   

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Jessie McGraner
Ann Neisner McPeek

Patsy Marie Mastin

Sarah Anne Milward
Addie Mae Ockerman

Robert Albert Clivigni
Martha lline Parsons
Helen Johnson Pave‘
Vertie M. Hall Pratt
Maude Groomes Ragland
Ruth Faulkner Bells
Louise T. Rambo

Mae Porter Redmon
Reginal Foster Reynolds
Daisy Irene Rice
Margaret Ellen Richlin
Ruby Alene Roberts
Helen Marie Bothermel
Barbara Cook Rucker
Arawana Ruffner
Omer Saray

Roger Wayne Tarvin
Maryann Douglas Triplett
James W. Turner

Joy Venters Va1ghn
Juanita Mae fiagoner
Bettie Ann Halker
Frances Cliford Urieht

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Ann Milton Smith Adams
Sidney Johnson Anderson
Fred Thomas Brashears
Wayne Leroy Breazeale
Patricia Pulliam Bryan
Joseph William Cooksey
Robert Bradley Culton
Edward Frankfin Derry
Donald Gene Dewitt

Kurt Fredrick Fromme
Fritz Leon Gerlach, Jr.
Carole lynne Pace Hale
Jean Ann Jackson

James Purdy Lambert
James Verne Ledford
Mary Jean Lovern

Thomas Frank McHenry
Anne Oakley McMichael

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Elementary Education
Social Studies
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
English

Business Education
Elementary Education
filamentary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
Elementary Education
otecial Education
Biological Sciences
Elementary Education
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Mathematics

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Elementary
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COLLEGE OF COMMERCE

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COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
Earl Flatt Slone, Dean

FOR THE DEiRHM OF BACHELOR

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES

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THE UNIVERSITV FACULTY, OCTOBER 9, 1?:

ADDRESS

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Middlosboro
Clearfield
Lebanon
Louisville
Covington

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mlNU’lS )F THE UNI fuPn-TY M CUIJTY, OCTOB W L9, lgel

The r port ot the Elections Ccmlni“tte for l was presented by
es: or Scale” idams, Chairman, and appro oved by the University Faculty.

PreSLdent p- Haik _ Dickey

Univ2rsity of Kentucny
Dear President Dieley:

The current ele tion of members of the University Faculty
has been co chted and the results are hereby certified. The
members elected are listed by their respective groups together
with their

increases in representatives
one in Dentistry, and

his election, there were
Bconomi cs, one in Nursing,

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In 118 nni ng the election the
which it felt came within its prer Logative.

committee considered a matter

tannerin“ the terms of the newly elected emb s
into periods of three, two, and one years in ore _er to

re—establish balance within each college or group. The
length of the term in each instance was d_e termined by
the number of votes received.

Literature, Philosophy and Arts

 

he five persomselected for three year terms expiring in l964 are:

J, Adler
T. Stroup
M. Hatch
A. Crabb
W. Jansen

Social .Studies

The two pe one
D. Schwartz
M. Jewell

Physical Sciences

 

elected for three year terms expiring in 1964 are:
I. Fisher
R. Hanan
F. Test

The three persons

Biological Sciences

 

ele wt d for three year terms expiring in 1964 are:
J. hdney
0. Edwards

The three persons

J. Humphries

elected for the three year terms expiring in 1964 are:

 

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MINUTSS OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, OCTOBER 9, lQGl

”cllege of Agriculture

The eight personselected for three year
L. Bradford
C. Chaplin
D. Cotter
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. Freeman

Home Economics

The two persons elected for a three year
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The three persons elected for three year
J. Dearinger
L. Pendley

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The person elected for a three year term
R. Gilliam

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The two persons elected for three y
M, Cierley
J. Kincheloe

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term expiring in 19t4 are:

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terms expiring in lgoi are:

expiring in 1964 is:

ar terms expiring in l964 are:

J. Ogletree was elected to fill out the term of M. R. Trabue (retired)

which expires in 1962.

Commerce

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The two persons elected
H. Guthrie
W. Haynes

Pharmacy

The person elected for a three year term

R. M. Doughty

or three year terms expiring in l964 are:

expiring in 1964 is:

H. Hopkins was elected to fill out the term of C. A. Walton (leave)

which expires in 1962.

      

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The flve persons elected for three year terms cipiring in 1964 are:
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The two persons elec' or two year terms expiring in 1965 are:

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R. Noback ”a

lhe three oersons elected for a one year term expiring in 1962 are: 1
J. Parker g
H. Rosenbaum ”j
R. Ptraus ,,

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The person elected for a two vear term exeirine in lacs
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l M. Sanders

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No Vacancy
Dentistry

The person elected for a three year term expiring in 1964 is:

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staley F. Adams, Jhairman
Elections Committee

! President Dickey extended a cordial welcome to the newly elected
\ members of the Faculty.

1 Dr. Scherago presented the proposed University Calendar for l962—65.
l After discussion and two amendments to the Calendar the motion was made
and approved that action on the proposed Calendar as presented be postponed
[ to the November Faculty meeting and that it be referred back to the
\ Schedule Committee for consideration of the proposals and amendments that
( had been projected in the discussion.

) Dean Wall presented resolutions on the death of Dr. James H. dartin,
> former staff member of the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station. The

Chairman called for a moment of silent prayer in acceptance of the resolutions.

   

 

            
 
    
 
 
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
 
  
 
 
  
   
   
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
   
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
 
 
  
   

ii? 1 MINUTES OF THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY, OCTOBEL 9, 1961

      

DR. JAMES H. MARTIN

The University of Kentucky colleagues of Dr. James H. Martin
and his many friends throughout the city and state were greatly
saddened by his death on August 5, 1961.

 

 

 

ii V W Dr. Martin first became a member of the Kentucky Agricultural

‘IWV i Experiment Station staff in 1909 as a Drug Inspector in the Food and

‘ Drug Division. He was the first Drug Inspector employed in Kentucky.
:1 He remained in this post for two years and returned again in 1923 as
'3" Assistant Chemist in the Public Service Laboratory. He worked continu~
I: ously as a chemist until he was given change—of—work status in 1941.

: He was recalled to duty in 1945 and worked until July 1, 1950. _e

3H continued to work part time as Acting Drug Chemist until 1954. From

it then until his death, he continued on change—of—work status.

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Dr. Martin was born in Mason County, Kentucky, October 15,
1871. He received the PhG Degree from Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
in 1892. He operated Martin's Drug Storein Winchester from 1892
through 1914.

 

 

. For two years he worked for the U. S. Duty & Company of
[Q Winchester. Following this he traveled for the E. S. Squibb & Sons in
1 sales and promotion work in the state of Kentucky.

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tit He was active in all affairs pertaining to pharmacy and drugs in .
[ the state from the time he opened his drug store in Winchester through i
the remainder of his life. He served on the Kentucky Board of Pharmacy, (
was a member of the American Chemical Society and the Association of
Official Agricultural Chemists. He was a member of the Elks Club in
flinohester. He served on‘me Finchester Board of Education and was an
active member of the First Christian Church in Winchester.

 

 

 

 

Dr. Martin's work as a drug chemist was most outstanding.
During the period of his service he was the only such chemist in this
section. It was his duty to work on many poison cases. He testified
frequently as a witness in court as a result of his findings.

 

 

 

 

‘ He was devoted to his family and recognized by his many friends
“gm as a most gracious gentleman with a pleasing personality.

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It is with the deepest feeling of sorrow that the passing of
this friend and associate is noted.

Dean Shaver presented a recommendation from the College of Engineering
for change in content and number of credits of HE 211 which was approved
by the Faculty.

 

 

 

 

EE 211 INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL ENGINEE.ING (3) I, II, S

 

 

Fundamental laws and principles; interpretations, physical
concepts; background for linear analysis study. Prerequisite:
MA 115. Concurrent: Phy. 251. Daily.

 

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This course was oriGinallv tau ht for one credit.
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had 'Jen invited
budme”
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three years. His presentation
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our budget
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desire
Dr. Peter»

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and his staff for ~osenting

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OOTOBflR 9

Faculty Program Committees presented
Business Administration, who
about :roposed University

fiith the aid of
niversity finds for the past
the oer—
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well as
During the brief question period a

the

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soditional time to be devoted to questions.
would “e happy to discuss the budget

invited him to do
planning e
the information.

so. Dr. Dickey thanked Dr.
th program and Dr. Peterson

ad'ourned at 5:45 .m.
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