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June 5-6, 1950 THE UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING MINUTES OF THE TRUSTEES June 5-6, 1950 For the confidential information of the Board of Trustee Record ofMinutes of Board of Trustees Meeting June 5 - 6 /950 Shed No. 1488 The Boord of Trustees of the University of Hyoming was called to order at 9:00 A.M., Monday, June 5, in the Board room. The following members were present: President Simpson, Mr. Burwell, Mr, Sullivan, Mr, Watenpaugh, Mr. Del Monte, Mrs, Patterson, Governor Crane, Miss Stolt and Dr, Humphrey, Mr, Sullivan moved, it _s seconded by Mr. Del Monte and carried, that the following list of degrees and diplomas as rec()lllJllended by the !.De.c....HS A"D faculty and the President for work already completed be al<Rrded: D I p~~ """~ COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Bachelor of Arts - with Honor Irene R, Bonelli William Raynar Engstrom James Robert Mothershj ad Marvin Browne Norman Vincent Johnson Ann Carolyn Nelson I Beverly Johnson Carey Pauline Martha Swanseit" Bachelor of Arts Robert Thomas Andrews Lois Sorensen Faulkner Charles Nowlen, Jr, Orrin L. Babcock Victoria Margaret Field Lars Peter Peterson Dorothy Ellen Bain Mary Josephine Flittie Salvator Charles Plan~ta Eugene Tyman Albert Marion Gaddy Susan Totman Roberts Baldridge, Jr, Eugene Albert Gmden Myron Edward Seals Maurice Grant Barr Darleen Huhtala Robert Stuart Shearer Gilbert James Batz Bruce Allan Jensen Robert Marion Skyles I Raymond Hol<Rrd Butcher Flora Powell Kitchen John W. Slocum Rosemary Cempbell Patricia Marie Langendorf Charles A. Smith Wilmer Dale Chamberlain Stephen Fred Laymen Charles Kent Smith Mary Grace Chisholm Robert Eldon McCarthy John Greg Smith Ruth Marie Cinnamon Joanne Mahler Duane Carl Strayer Harvey Mark Conger Frank William Mann, Jr. Robert Michael Sullin Margaret Leigh Corthell Edl<Rrd Francis Joyce Ella Tate Bartholomew Joseph Murray, Jr, Joseph Raymond Daly, Jr, Oscar Ole Natwick, Jr, Tottenhoff, Jr. Kenneth ,1illiam Davis Jame~ Roy Nolan Lester M, E, ,1egner Joseph E, Dobbin Frank P, North Nedalyn Dover ,1ilhelm Richard Spencer Dumbrill Elizabeth May William Frances Saunders Ellis Hol<Rrd Lee Wilson Bachelor of Science .,. with Honor George Herbert Allen Donald Bothen· Hunton Edith M, Sardini Edwin H, Bentley Kenneth Rydal Jojm Patricia Louise Sette burg T()lIIJIly Lee Finnell Edith Clara Rennick otto Fay Smith Charles Stanley Greenbeum Herbert John Robinson Riya Tanaka Record 0/ Minute3 0/ Hoard of Trustees Meeting June 5-6 19 50 Sheet No. 1489 Bachelor of Science Robert Webster Gene A. Gaston Wallace Alexander Alfred Ray Baird Howrd Earl Greslin Petersen Robert Carl Bark James Paul Gillum Meredith Dane Picard Doris Barnard Henry Crockett Gray, Jr. Albert D. ProchnOY Naal Lynn Bate William Martin Gustin Hugh Myron Reed Harvey F. Beasley Marshall J. Hannum, Jr. William EdYard Reynohs Dorothy Lois Bender Donald Hearne Richerd Colt Rittersporn Charles Andrey Biggs Cluu"les Quinn Heumier EdYard Geoffrey Rob~on Harold Henry Brow Harry John Johns Joann Madeline small~ Teddy Brent Chapman Stanley Lee King Betty Lou Smith John Jensen Corbett DeWott Robert Latham Max Smith Harlan Duane Cross Carl Patterson Lathan, Jr. Stanley Eugene Snyde Shirley Ann CUrrie Charles Vincent Lee, Jr. John Frederick Somme ~ William Lems Deardorff John Patrick McPherson Arthur Lee Tanner, JI. Andy Wayne Decora, Jr. Kenneth Olaf Madsen Loyd Haden Tanner Sherrill Eugene Drum Sterling James May Arthur Ray Thayer Lee Carlton Dutcher James Norris Minick Earl MattheY ThOOlB.S George Charles Earley John William Mueller Carl Phillip Wagner GYendolyn Joy Edwards Lyle Winfred Newman, Jr. Ralph Allen 'fallsten Milton Anthony Esterline Jesse Franklin Norris Sliirlee Ann l-lilly Bachelor of Music - Yith Honor Gloria Ann Sebastian Bachelor of Music Elaine CroYley COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Bachelor of Science - \lith Honor Donald Frederick Burzlaff Wesley Alan Hill Bachelor of Science' Clark Pelton Allen Robert HoYard Helmerick Ralph Jessup Phillips Jr. Henry LeYis Barloy ,/illiam Michael Henry Robert Ed""rd Quade Donald Ellis BruOOker Louis Norton Holland Philip Kern Rice LeRoy Robert Cammack James Henry Jones Alfredo F. Ricketts Glyn Osborn Carroll Richerd Martin Kauflnann Robert Paul Schliske Thomas Joseph Casey Walter Frank K:iJnzey Dale E. Stiles Richerd Hollis Castleberry Thomas Lanzer Kitchen Charles P. Stroble Jacqueline Chapman Harvey Fred Krueger Richerd Eugene Strom Perry William Clay Thomas Leonard Lifks Philip Van Auken William Robert Daley Ellis Forest Livingston Gordon Earl Von Foran Charles Daniel Davidson Charles Dean Mankin Max Melvin Wall Hoyard Ivan Downer Andrey Joseph Mascher Robert Dan Welty John William Eckerdt .Gordon Max Mickelson John A. Horrall Francis John Ellis, Jr. MerYin McKee Miller Adolph Wright Frank Robert Gartner Albert otto Paulus John William Yocum Record ofMinutes of Hoard of Trustees M eeling June 5 - 6 /950 Sheet No. 1490 DIVISION OF HOME ECONOMICS Bachelor of Science - with Honor Mildred Maxine Berry Bachelor of Science Barbara Hejde Anderson Anna Louise Hansen Nellie June Thode Lila Fern Bramwell Phyllis Jean Murray Jeanette Angeline York Jean Marie S:!Jmnons COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - with Honor William Dale Barbee John Robert Landgren Angel Dominice Sidio William Henry Harrison Robert Francis Lusby Arthur Clarence Volk, Jr. George Emmett Landgren Leno Menghini Robert Charles Willi,s Robert BrYan Newman Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Russell John Anderson James C. Freese Duane Gardner Manful Robert Gilbert Arnold Robert Virgil GOIIlIJle Charles F. Moore, Jr. James F. Balden Joseph Stevens Hare William Arthur Ray John Balog, Jr. Mary Jean Harris Robert Arthur Raad Richard otto Bennett Donald Wayne Hart Richard Jewell Schull James Edward Bryant Hugo Fisker Jensen John Louis staats Harvey Arthur Carson, Jr. Charles Crane Johanson Forest D. Stone Allan Clair Chase James William Kladianos Richard Robert Vetter Chester Lee Covington Harrison Henry Krichbaum Mark Bremer Webater Charles Albert Dykins Burr Dwight Leibert John Horton Whipple Justin Eugene Dykins Marvin Dale Lincoln Lyle Lawrence Wilson James Todd Fletcher Bush Joe Loucks Robert Lionel Zagars Frans Ernest Lusch Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering Stowe Hallaway Allen, Jr. Peter Raymond Hanson George Edward Stein Jack Richard Butz Arthur Rosenblum Heni'y Therkildsen David V. Danculovich Clarence Lao Treber Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - with Honor John Henry Bliss Finley Earl McLeod Harold G. Sauer Herman George Bloesch Carl Earl Nelson John Townsend Thode Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Thomas William Clark John Dale Hepp Louis Ruffini Elmo Cleon Curtis David Wisnom Indo Floyd laVerne Donovan Lawrence Dunn Joseph Wayne Mathisen Schauermann , Lloyd Ivan Evans, Jr. Frank Martin Mehle Donald Frederick Shucf< Dale Earl Good Thomas Donald OVery Glenn D. Snider Sidney Jackson Gras Charles Duff Reilly David George Wilde Albert Morris Rittenour Record 0/ Minute! 0/ Board of Trustees Meeting June 5 - 6 /950 Sheet No. 1491 Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering - with Honor Louis Elliott Allen William John Dixon Kenneth William Roger Eugene Edwrd Carlson Donald Walter Nelson Donald Adair Wallace Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Thomas Arsullch Roy Delmar Dean George Vernon Kinnisc Dick Taggart Baldvin Arlen Dale Fryer Donald M. Larmon Roger Ass Baroody Pete Galovich Joseph Dobson Mathews Delbert LeRoy Boyer Richard Verne Gose Robert Spencer Naleid Roger Bernard Burtness George Scott Haskins Rodney Ellis Reel Henry Eugene Chouteau Elmer Johnson Hunter Warren Henry Thiele Louis E. Collet Ed"ard John Vogel Bachelor of Science in General Engineering - with Honor George Balog Donovan E. Jones Walter Richard Miller Bachelor of Science in General Engineering Emmet Glendale Adamson Fred Allen Haddanhorst James McGeery Seamans WilHsm Wallace Bjerke Thomas Joseph Lavery James Wendell Stanss Harold Dale Burd Charles Holm Lien Frederick Felix Tauch'er Robert D. Burman Kenneth Gould Lloyd Ed\lBrd John Treglow, Jr. Charles Richard DeLand Michael Paul Popp Marion Lee Ward Albert Junior Denilauler Frank Oscar Prior, Jr. Franklin Torrence Williams Joe Miles Galovich William Arthur Ray Harry Wilson Woods William Frank Roesen . COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Arts - with Honor Allen Dale Barkley Frederick Carl Johnson George Frederick Klen en Daisy Helen Blakeman Charlotte Jane Wallac" Bachelor of Arts Elizabeth Anne Adair Ruth Jane Carlson Charles Ferrari Irvin D. Addington Delbert Russell Garth C• Gaylord Christina Mae Andren Chinburg, Jr. John Albert Gaylord William James Bales Robert Carroll Thomas Paul Gill Don DeWayne Ball Christofferson Winifred J. Hegedus Gerard Charles Barrow Joseph Ed\lBrd Clawson Ruth Criss Hoffman JoAnn Johnson Brow Charlotte Anderson Clough John Edwrd Jacobs Harriette Steads BUrks Loy Earl Doty Douglas Richard Johnson Gloria }!ae Canestrini Paula Burns Durnford Geraldine }!arie J ohnslen Marian Shaffner Carey Kathryn Alice Evans Marilyn Jeanne Johnsc~ Shirley Jeanne Johnson Donald Hugh Montgomery Wayne Lester Stutelbelrg Gerald Kelleher Wallace LeRoy Moon . Malcolm Leonard Tabet Leo Edwrd Kottke Marilyn Denise Murphy John Reed Toscano Ruth Farmer Krueger George McCabe Nimmo Bonnie Lea Walker Record 0/ Minuta of Board of' Trustees M,fling JllIle 5 - 6 /950 Sheet No. 1492 Bachelor of' Arts - Continued Roger Guy Logan Earl Douglas 0 'Dell James Hugh Walsh Gloria Ruth Lynch Ralph James Parkins, Jr. John Ruf'us Ward Margaret Ellen LaFond Pope Jean Carthell Weitz McCullough Harold Edward
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