THE UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING

MINUTES OF THE TRUSTEES

June 2, 1947

For the confidential information

of the Board of Trustee 

Record of Minutes of Board of Trustees Meeting June 2 /947

The meeting of the Board of Tr~3tees of tte University of V~oming

was called to order at 9:00 A.M., )Jonda~l, June 2. Tp.e follm'line I!l.embers

were present: llr. Bun'iell, Dr. Cunnineh2..1'D., 1ir. SullivaTl, lir. natenpau'gh,

}.!r. Hansen, iss Stolt, and Dr. Hunphrey.

In the a~sence of the Prasident and Vice President of the Board, the

SecretaF~ called tha Eoard to order and req~estect the members to appoint

a temporary Chairman. Upon the motion of hr. SulliVa!l, seconded by 1ir.

Hansen arId carried: Dr. Cunnineha'Il nas unanir.lously elected teI:1pora--roy Chail'

Roll CalC

man. Vice President 1icCraken arrived and presided at the afternoon sessich.

Upon the motion of fJ.r. Burwell, se,:oIlGed by ir. Sullivan and carried,mln"dles

the minutes of the ~eetinb held May 12, 13, 14 were approved.

President Humphrey then presented the follo~~ng list of candidates

for degrees and diplo~~s as recom~end8d by the President, f~culty, and

Deans. Upon the motion of Mr. Sulliv2Il, seconded by B:r. Hansen and car-

ried, they were so awarded.

COLLEGE OF LIBE~~ p~TS

Bachelor of Arts--vnth Honor

Vivian ~lo5e Fnderso:lVirginia Darling Br~ck

f~fred ChristensenFrancois 1:. Dickr.1anHarriet Joan Hagist

Bachelor of Arts

Ruth Carol Ada."s'arcaret Tho~pson Beavers

Joan BerryDon Jack BesstRobert Lister Surnett).;ary A:m Daley BurwellJay Jordan ButlerCarol Jean ClarkJames Harold CouchGussie Marguerite DolezalJoseph P.nthony Ferr..adez, Jr.Betty louise Giinthe!'Joan GottschalkJohn Addison Guthrie, Jr.Patricia Ann Harison

Jean Charlotte HallBetty T. IwatsukiPh:rllis auth Parr;;cnsGerald Po,.,ers Salisb,,,:'Harry Allison Thompson

Frar~ George LiebichColleen Dora iJanfullWilliam iiicGarry MurrayDetty Carolyn KealCarol Ke:np OsbornElaine Dorothy PetridesGeorge ~icholas PipiringosIrving hi. Price~argaret Eur~ce PurdyAnn lJe.rtha Sch,nehlAntho~r ~artin SedarSusan Joyce SeidelRuth 1. Jolmson ShieldsHenr~y Ross Skir;ner~ilt€ln Gerhard SOl heLm

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JJary Ann HeagneyArthur L. HewardRobert Franklin JonesU~ Jeanne KirchCharlotte Sarah KrogsdaleEda Beatrice La~ghlin

Jacob Robert LebsackJ ar.Ie s Roy 1.,arned

Kathleen SvlantonWillia~ H~old 3.J~ons

'iarie Madelene Tosce.noIdella Eaier VivionH01\rard E. 'f,restLouise Vihi tmanJack Leslie WienbargDerald Ernest Wrolstad

Bachelor of Science--TIith Honor

Gloria Parker P~eves

Bachelor of Science

Robert Randolph 3urr.e11Gene~~eve HamblinRobert Vent HeatherinbtonOrin Ted JonesGle!", Curry Ki.lIlble~illiam La"Tence Krogsdale, Jr.

Joseph Daniel Kurtz\";endell Douglas LackEileen Nina McGrawilargaret Altha NelsonTIillia~ Earnest Smedley, Jr.Grace Tarmer

Division of COntI!E! rce

Bachelor of Science--rdth Honor

Rose Colibraro

Bachelor of Science

Desnond J. BennionClinton A. BlackJack \;addell BurnettJmaes Carter CTlli~P

Jim E. DixonL. Philipp Ho~se

Charles Edward JorillsonReo' ~alter MillerJohn Alfred tioklerCharles PetersenFrederick Deane Rider

illviElion of llusic

Bachelor of L~sic--~~th Honor

lJoITIa Elaine I."elker

Mary Louise Popp

COLLEGS OF AGRICUL1'Jilli

Division of Agriculture

Bachelor of Science--~~th Honor

Ivan 1illimJs Snell

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,Beorge E. CookeJohn arshall FannerWarren Thomas Ferrellrtoland Steele HoggJa~es Clinton Hudso~

Adelbert Linnly KesterJames Christian LarsenrIalter Lee i.:urphy

Bachelor of Science

Raymond Emanuel KovotnyJay Robertson PartridgeEdward Brllce PheasantGle~ Richard SmithBerger PInold StrandPaul Oswald StrattonJohn Harvey TannerGail Reginald Wrieht

Divis; on of H0Ii18 Economics

Bachelor of Science-VIith Honor

Ellen Louise Sackett

Bachelor o~ Science

Lois BaumMaria....., BenderDoris Beatrice CorbinD. Jear. ColdenIrene S. McCall

V:ilma Jean i.lcCaule;rFrances t.nn SaathoffElaine Lewark Thompso~

Maxine Nevma..TJ. Ylilmetti

COLLEGE OF !;;!'WINEERING

Bachelor of Science in Architectural Enb~neering

Viallace E. Tufford

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering--~dthHonor

June BrevdyGlenn B. MullensLester W. PeteroonF,cances Haxine Roush

Bachelor of Science ~n Civil Engineering

~endell Clen AllisonEL~er Robert AndersonDonald Lee BresslerGeorge 11lbert BrovG, Jr.I-~orbert V:i.ncent Chehal(Herbert :.... CrOi:i

John ~~~ond D1AT~CO

Raymond ":'.rnold Da;;:i.dsonAnthony Thomas Georgeff~illiam Austin Green

Fred L. HaackCla.ir Eugene HallKenneth Y."ebster HartmanJay Joseph ~lston

Kenneth tiley tickRobert P~l.;;.n Sandstro::lJames Ray Sholes':2~lace E. '1"ufford

Wavvma.."1 C. \--;ing

Bachelor of Science in Electrical EnEineering--~~thHonor

Ueil Robertson Partridge

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Bachelor of Science in EJEctrical Engineering

Jopn Robert AndersonJoseph Thomas Curr~y­

;"ucene S. JonesJames Tho:nas HorganDon Eugene taelsonCarlo Piaia

Charles Henry RealsLeo J. RitterCarl A. HyanLewis TIilliam ScarbroughJoseph Lyle Strohl

Bachelor of Science in General Engineering--~~th Honor

Benjamin Zimmerman

Bachelor of Science in General Engineerinz

Kenneth Neal BouletteHarold Martin KcCaskey

Carl Gilbert Fies

~ilson Francis ~cLaughlin

Jack Gillett Nelson

Bache lor of Science in J.iechanical Encineering--with Honor

John ~illia~ Zuttermeister

Bachelor of Science in Mecha~ical Encineerin[

Donald Walter BallhausWilli2JJl Paul BushEueene Casper Ch~s~

HarrJ SarI House, Jr.Cecil Harold JahnsonClyde Potter Mattesor.

Everett Lee MoffettPaul Kiyoto Ogawa,~bert J. OliverFred Thomas SmithV2UChn Oakley WalshHo bert J a"Jle s Woolf

COLLEGE or EDUCATION

Bachelor of !~ts--with Honor

John Robert PetroGeraldine Ruth PrattMargaret Reusser Redburn

Bachelor of Arts

Harie AndersenDorothy Patricia CaldwelliEarcus 1. CaldwellBarbara Ann ElliottAudrey EvensLois Margaret JensenBernice Kennec~ JonesRichard Uelvin Kohler

Shirley Grace BakerLeon BrmmCharlotte Cre'<IS

Vivi~~ Elizabeth Plummer).rthur Fral.,k Rya.'lLawG-:."la Jean ShaulOrval James SmithHelen Pauline StrumpflerPatsye Daveen "allaceElizabeth Jean "right

Bachelor of Science

P~bert P. Loxanc~_o::'ris Lubarsk:,vj\~do ':1 e rtori

.

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Betty Uarie DeBerryFrank Rudolph GrudenL!ildred Uarilyn Humbertliike Nick Krpan

l;ormal Diplona

Dorothy Jean JohnsonFrances KrekLouise raxine Redfield

COLLEGE OF lA VI

Henry Edward Rohn, Jr.bc:.uraen Julia SmithIrmalee Street

Donna Rae RollinsElsie J~ S~ockl€y

Betty Jane liilde

Bachelor of LaWs--1vith Honor

Joe F. 1;aier

Bachelor of Laws

Richard Ryamond BostwickRobert l:elson ChaffinROO'l:1ond DimmittViilliam Innes FeltonFloyd Dawson Gorrell

Robert Livincston BurtonLoren o. Gr~, Jr.Oscar Roy HendrixKenneth N. HouletteJohn Reid Lynn

Joseph S. BaileyThtcene S. BertoneGeorge H. Brid~cn

Chen Jun£John F. C~rkler

fJlVAiiCED DEGREES

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Master of Arts

Master of Science

Frank Parker FillChester Scofield Joneswillian Allan SmithJar::les L. Thorpe

Barbara Grace MacKayFrank W. OsterwaldEdY(ard Vi. Te areJames Basil Wa.rrenRobert Delbridge Viillia'1ls

!orman Ole GundersonJack Pearson SheddSydney B. SlenDonald D. Thonas1uis F. Torres V

Professional Diploma in Education

Jack G. Somny

The Board then recessed to enter the acade~c procession and attend

Cormnencement~

At the afternoon session of the Board a discussion I.'2S held concern-

ing corresponc.ence between the Secretary and. the Governor concerning sale

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of University and Agriculture Collebe grant 12l1ds. In the liGht of new

information received from the Governor on motion of JJ. Hansen seconded

by Mr. Sullivan, that v:he:1.exigencies arise whereby it is advisable to

sell certair. tracts, t~at the State Board of La~d Co~issioners should

consult '....i th the Board of Trustees and. give the Board inform.ation con-

cernine the transaction. This !l!otion was unaninotisly carried.

l~r. Bun"-ell J:!oved that the Comptroller a..YJ.d the State Auditor be au-

thorized to DllL~e pay roll deduc~ions quarterly, from University employees

who have siened voluntary iiTitten authorization to ma\ce such deductions,

in paywent of dues to the Blue Cross. This motion was seconded by r.

~atenpaUEh and carried.

Dr. CunninE;hcu!l moved approval of the Comptroller's action in trading

$1,300 worth" of sewer pipe to the City of Laramie in excha~Ge for a road

grader. This motion was seconded by 1rr. Sullivan and carried.

The COlJptroller then read a report from the Universi t~r Purchasing

Office explainine how the insur~~ce business is handled a~d the allocatiol

of this business to the var~ous insurance agents or agencies. The Bo~~d

expressed its approval of this report ar.d instnlcted the Comptroller to

send a copy of the report to the several agents listed in ar.. effort to

explatn to these men that the busir.ess is distributed fairly" and equeJ.ly

aI:long thse.

Upon the motion of lire B-.l:F.-;ell, seconded by Ur. S'..lllivaTl and carried,

the follomne appointnents were approved:

1. That there be authorized, effective September 1, 19~7, the

appointment of tliss Louise E. Roloff as Instructor in Physi-

cal EducCition and Health for Viomen, at a salary of ~2, 600

for the academ.c year 1947-48. ,,:iss Roloff will replace

Jdss Alta Gaynor, .,ho has resiGned.

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2. Th2t there be authorized, efEective Septeuber 1, 1947

the appointnent of Dr. George T. Baxter as Instructor

in Zoology, at a salary rate of S2,700 for the academic

year 1947-48.

3. Th2t there be authorized, effective September 1, 1947,

the appointment of l\Irs. Virginia K. Van Benschoten as

Instructor in English, at a salary of $2,508 for the

academic year 1947-48. She would replace Mr. Donald

Low, whose a?pointment was approved by the Board at

the M:ay l2-1L~ meetinG ai1.cl Y{ho has since for.varded his

resignation.

4. That there be a'J.thorized, effective September 1, 1947,

the appointrr:ent of }:II'. Bruce Rodgers afi Assistant Pro:­

fassor of Music, at a salary of ~3,OOO for the academic

year 1947-48. He would replace iliss Laura Ford who

has resigned.

S. That there be authorized, effective September 1, 1947,

the appointment of I;lr. SaTInle1 W. Harding as Assistant

Professor of Physics} at a eala~ of ~3,600 for the

academic year 1947-48.

6. That there be authorized, effective JQly 1, 1947, the

appoint.~ent of l'iir. liaurice lieshevi as !-tssistant Profes­

sor cf &~imal Production and Assistant in the Experi­

ment Station, at a salary of $4,140 per year. ~r.

lieshew is nc~ Assistant Professor in Aericultural Ex­

tension. He v:culd replace Dr. La"WTenCe Uorris, who

has resi[r.cd.

7. That t~Gre be ~uthorized, effective September 1, 1947,

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Professor of Physical Education for i,len, at a salar'J

of :>3,465 for the academic year 1947-48. Hr. \:estcott

would serve as supply for !.1r. Randall \','atkins, vmo has

been granted a Sabbatical leave for the academic year

of 1947-48.

8. That there be authorized, effective September 1, 1947,

the appoiniAllent of }.!r. P..obert I. Russir:. as Assist&'"1t

Professor of Art, at a salary of ;/3,204 for the academic

year of 1947-48.

Kr. \";atenpaugh moved, it was seconded by , • Sullivan a..'1d carried,

that l!iss kgnes G. Gunderson, Associate Professo!' in Elementary Education, Scl6..6aicalleayebe granted a Sabbetical leave for the academic year 19[,7-48 in order that 1J,1Ies ~'(/~YSo/V

Ghe may do Graduate work in the field of element~ education. In accor-

dance y;i..th University policy re£;ardine Sabbc1tical leaves, lLiss Gunderson

would receive forty pGr cent of her se~a~ during the period of her leave.

1.iI'. S~lliva.'1 r!lo-red that the sum of woo.ao be appropriated to the

GeoloGY depart~ent to ta~e the place of a like amount of veterans fees

which ~~11 not be paid to the University by the United States until later

in the summer. This "31otion was seconded by l!r. Watenpaugh a.~d carried.

l,a-. Hansen then P.1oved t~at an appropriation o! .".1l3.68 be made to thE

Law School to cover the inspection fee 2nd e~genses charged by the Areeri-

can 3ar Association for the i~spector from BoulQer to Lar~i€ and return.

T!lis motion was seconded by !.ir. Sullivan and carried.

nonths oasis; \'!hile :n3kir_g infor:na.tional tours to \-ar~ous t07ffiS in the

Dr. Cunn~nv>ai:l "oved that an a:>propriation o~ 02,5oa be made to cove' ffir:zo

r/a-T:oI'/

the travelin;;; expenses aYId salaries of staff mem'bers, not on the eleven /I. 'j ,.. eCYOIT/J

State for the purpose of consulting with PJ.Ch .5:;hool eraciu2.tes and the::'r

. parer~ts in ar. effort to ha.ve ther-e jli"o=,:?ect:.ve stuc.er..ts enroll in the

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University of hyOmiP-G at an~early date in order that a~y vecancies might

be availa':>le by AUDlst 1 to out-of-state stuc.ents. This !!lotion Yias second. d

by }.:r. Sullivan and carried.

l-ir. &nlell then moved that the Board amend its for:ner action and

unde~irite the tour of the llodern ..fusic and Theatrical Society to Rock

Sprinbs and Casper to the extent of $800.00 instead of $1,000 since the

sho? 1;:,rill '!:>e Given hYO times instead of tr..rce as oriGinally planned. This

motion ras ~eco~ded by Dr. Cun~inEha~ and carried.

~s s0'~r~l ~r~stees were 2bs~nt at this meeting, those present agreed

NOGd's .In /!1us/0

that th6 ar~u21 electicn of officers shoulc be post?oned until a la~r

meeting ~heu 2 larger attendance may be present. Under the by-l~TIS of

Eoard0/ ;T;vs/cesthe E(ecr',.,....., <5/" c/r;cers

Board, pr3s~~t officers 'nIl hold over until their successors are elscte~

and qualified.

Th& Board then received Architect Porter and proceeded to open bids

for the tfuodelinh of t~e Bookstore-Art ~uilCinc as folIous:

Spiegelberg L~b3r tind Bu~ldinc Co. of Laramie0108,449.00 ...

s. C. l:icke1 Construction Co. of Larame$99,500.00

I After .!Lscussion I.h'. !bn~E'n mcved that Vie accept the 1011 bid of the E. C.

:·'ickel Con~truction Co. for ~99,500 TWhich covers build.in£ construction

onl~,,-. J:'he motion was seconded b~- L:.r. Burr:ell and carried.

~:~. r;atenpaugh then moved tha.t the Comptroller advertise for bids

for the plumbin[;, heatinG, and wiring of this buildine; as soon as the

plan::: and specific~ticns are prepared by l,xchitect Porter. The Executive

COTI'l.mittee is authorized to :neet and receive these bids a..."1d then take a

BooKsfo)'e -17,,7'- fiJi.Iflds 70 Y~"'ocle!

Boo 1:610 y<: -l1d 8/~

~/ds.foyjJluml>/1Y1

A~aT//:.J/ H/,.- Y /;jpoll of the other menbers of the Board before ma.~iq; a,,-,rard of the cor:trac~.

The CQ~ptroller is also requested to ask the Attorney General of the St~u

if ccr:.tract IBtting by this r.ethoG. is 1~';;21. Tx.s motion -;las seco:1":€d br

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I;ir. Burwell then t10ved that the State Department of Vocational Re-

habilitation be allo~ed the same half tuition rate privileges at the

l~orthwest Center that the Universit;y" has extended to them on the Lara,,,!rl.e·

ca-npus, plus full laboratory, library, and other special fe·es. This mo-

tion was seconded by 1rr. Sullivan a~d carried.

Mr. Hansen then ~Q7ed that in accordance v~tt the recorr~T.enc~tion of

President Hunphr.e;y, one of the Rocky Mountain Gas Compa11y's scholarships

be available to a student selected from the Cody,;.,P01....ell-Lovell-V;eeteetse

area in the value of ··~200.00 be honored at thA Northwest Center at PO";lell

if the student wishes to attend the Center instead of the Univers~ty.

This motion y;as seconded by l.ir. Burwell and carried.

Upon the :notion of Hr. BUI"i'iell t.he Board approved the 1Il\1emora.71du.rn. of

Sdo la >o51'/,6-focfy ml:'" (;as Co

er.derstandi~b Beu~een the University of Voroming and School District No.1, ~£:~~..Park County, Wyoming" as folloVIS, fixinc"the cost of instruction at not iJ/em. ~a;,~rs4.n1'ever ~?4.00 plus fees per quarter hour for civilian students and :;;aoo.oo

plus fees per quarter for veterans st'Jc1.6nts. Tr..is motion l'ias seconded

by Mr. Sullivan and carried.

~lEIJORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDINGBETYiZEN THE UNIVE;1SITY 01' \',YQ;.IING

AND SOHOOL DrSTiue T NO. 1, PARK e OUN'IT, ViYOlIIN G

It is understood and a£reed th~t the University of T&o-

mine ~~ll contin~e to operate the University Ce~ter opened

in Septenber 1946 at PoYre11, 1j;yoming under the fol101ri.n&

ccnditions, to-lilt:

It is understood and agreed that th3 Ur.iversity of

~yo~n~ vnll furnish supervision ~,d direction at Univer-

sit~; e)~)ense 21d that School District !lo. 1, Park CO'J.nty,

Tn.lI furnish the following: buildinGs, such equip=nent as

libra!JT, labo~ato~ies, cor:mercial, shop, etc.; ~eeded ad-

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an::i secretarial serYice. The cost of instruction ':'iill be

paid fo!" bJr a taition fee of not over $4.00 per quarter

hour for civilia.'"l students and SlOO.OO per c;uarter for ve­

teran students; and the customary laboratory fees charged

for similar courses at the University of hyoming. If, ~t

the end of each academic year, ·i t is found that a surplus

has accrued to the r;orthviest Center account 'of t!':.e Univer­

sit;)' in the operation of the Center, the University agrees

to use some or all of t:us surplus in consultation l'iith

the Board of Trustees, School District :0. 1, Park Ca~ty,

for the furt~ler developnent of the Center or as a reserve.

Tha University further aerees that it will furnish suf­

ficient full time instructors and/or suf£icient part time~

instructors to provide for the instructional needs at the

Center based upon the enrol~~ent.

It is further agreed that the University will operate

out of School District No.1, Park County, a general ex­

tension service, offering such work at such places as wzy

be desired and for ~1ich there is sufficient enrollment

to pay the cost of instruction.

It is further agreed the.t the University Viill, in the

development prograTi of the Center, give agricaltural exten­

sion de~onstrations and will develop a proGram of agricul­

tural research appropriate to the needs of the Bie Horn

Basin to the extent of funds available.

It is understood and agreed that School I:istrict No.

1, Par:·: County 'I.:ill continue to ;;mintain a levy for the

o,eration of the ~enter, not laSE tha, 1.]13 mills nor

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nore than 2.0 mills; this to be used for the support of the

Center.

I t is furt!ler understocd and aereed that the calendar

of the Center ~~ll coincide with the calendar of School Dis-

trict No.1, Park County.

It is further understood and a£reed that the Director

"~ll be responsible for t~w work of the Center, including

registration, collection of fees, acadenic records, and in­

struction of students enrolled for ".vork at the college level.

The Director in consultation vnth the superintendent of

schools shall develop plans for the cooperative use of

buildings, plaTls for the calendar, use of libraries, jan­

itorial service, 2.Tld plans for that part of the bud::;et

which involves funds from the school district.

It is further understood and agreed that the University

and School District Ho. 1, Park County, Vforkinci through their

duly authorized officials, may employ teachers jointly for

the University Center and the Po~~ll Public Schools. Also,

should School District 1:0. 1, Park County, c.esire to e",?loy

teachers for courses of college level beyond the num~er \'lhich

t1:e University caD furnish, it mil have the privilege of

doing so, prov~ded th~ teachers employed meet the standards

of the University department head, the dean of the college

concerned, and the director of ac.ult education and comnnm­

ity service at the Univers~ty.

It is further Q~derstood and agreed that, when t~e stu­

dent enrollment increases and the needs of the Center for

aeditional courses becons apparent, the University rill

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furnish additional instruction on the same basis as for the

courses already in operation.

President, University of Wyoming President, Board of Trusteesof University of 1~oming

Supt. School Dist. No. 1 ParkCounty

President, Bd. of Trustees,School District No. 1

]yoming ~orkshop School at Afton, Northeastern ~yoming Workshop School

Knight Hall Food Services, r~omL~g Union, Hoyt Hall, Knight Hall Dormi-

l.lr. Sullivan then moved that the ASUW budget for 1947-48 be approved

This motion

tory, Men's

This motion was seconded 'atJ }/lr'. Burwell and carried.

JLr. TIatenpaugh then moved that budgets for the Bookstore, Commons,

was seconded by Mr. Burwell and carried.

at Gillette, and Northwest Center at Powell be approved.

1~. Hansen ooved, it was seconded by ~. Sullivan and carried, that

the Comptroller be authorized to issue revenue bonds from time to time as

needed for the construction of a Men's Dormitory, addition to Knight f~

Dormitory includinf food services, ~~d the Bookstore-PIt ~~i1ding, i~ an

amount not to exceed $1,350,008, bonds to mature serially over a period

of thirty years at ~~ interest rate not to exceed 2% and in denoninations

of ;;4,000, es,OOO,oo or $6,000.00 each in accord~~ce ,nth Chapter 161,

Session Laws 1947.

The Board then received Ja~es Simon, Director of the Jackson Hole

r:ildlife Park, vme appeared at the invitation of the Board to speak of

the proposed Cooperative Research Project to include the University of

Wyoming ";ath several other universities for work in the Park and sur-

roundinc areas. f~ter discussion, ~. Bur\1ell moved that ?resident

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Humphrey be authorized to ma-1{e such c:n agreement -rtith Qr. Simon, to se-

lect tyro me!Jloers of the faculty to y;ork thera this SUD'l!118r, and that these

nen be paid the regular summer school salary rates, their eA~enses vall

be paid by 111'. Si..rJon from Nen York Zoological Society funds. This motion

'was seconded by r. Sullivan a..'1d carried.

:Jr. Watenpaugb. then moved that a one-year scholarship covering tui-

tion only, and no other fees: be e~~ended to Ho£er Jensen of Sheridan,

he being the boy who produced the ch8r.1pion hen known as the llslick chick ll

This ~otion VIas seconded by Er. S~llivan and carried.

The Board. adjourned at 6:ho P. !.

Respect~~ ~~itted:

~~?~'vCK-.Fay E. SmithSecretary .