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2 MNUTES OF THE MEETNG OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS MURRAY STATE COLLEGE JuLy 20, 1959 THE BoARD of REGENTS MET N THE OFFCE OF THE PRESDENT AT 10:30 A. M,, C. 5. T., on MoNDAY JuLY 20, 1959, N REGULAR sesson, WTH THE FOLLOWNG MEMBERS PRESENT: MR. R. H. WHTE, MR, GLENN DoRAN, MR. Lou1s LTCHFELD, AND DR. RoBERT R. MARTN. MR. ALTON B. MTCHELL, MR. JoHN BLAcKBURN, AND Ma. W. G. ScHOEPFLN WERE ABSENT, AGENDA CHARMAN MARTN PRESDED, PRESDENT Wooos PRESENTED THE FOLLOWNG AGENDA FOR THE MEETNG: AGENDA 'FOR. MEETNG OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS JuLY 20, MNUTES OF THE BoARD MEETNG HELD ON JuNE REPORT of THE CoMMTTEE on ENTRA_NcE. CREDTS. CERTFicATON. ANo GRADUATON ll. RESGNATONS NAME AssiGNMENT EFFECTVE MAxiNE ANDERSON FLossiE E. HoPKNS OPAL L. TAYLOR LELA PEARL GBBS MARY BELOW CLERK, REGSTRARtS OFFCE DSHWASHER DSHWASHER CooK Assoc. PRoF., HoME Ec. DEPT, V. LEAVES OF AesENCE AssiGNMENT EFFECTVE RoL.AND GooDG ON ** NEZ HAL.E SuPv. TEACHER, M. CoLL.EGE HGH SuPV, TEACHER, M. CoLLEGE H1GH v. ADJUSTMENTS N SAL.ARY AssiGNMENT FROM EFFECTVE JAMES F. HuiE RuBLE LocKHART CAFETERA DSHWASHER $ $ > >-60 V. EMPLOYMENT AssiGNMENT MoNTHLY SAL.ARY EFFECTVE CLOYCE D. HoPKNS WLLAM B. PHL.L.PS DoROTHY BuLLOCK RoY LEsLE VRGNA RCKMAN CARPENTER NsTR., PHYSCS DEPT. SEc., FNE ARTS DEPT. JANTOR, STUDENT UNON SEc., HEALTH AND P. E. BLDG. $ DEPT. (80 CENTS > > JAMES 0. CLARY CooK PER HOUR) >-60 * MR. GooDGON DECDED NOT TO ACCEPT HS SABBATCAL LEAVE THS SUMMER, BUT REQUESTED A LEAVE OF ABSENCE N ORDER TO PARTCPATE N A SCENCE WORKSHOP AT GEORGE PEABODY. ** MSS HALE REQUESTS A LEAVE OF ABSENCE STATUS TO THE END THAT SHE CAN PAY NTO TEACHER RETREMENT SYSTEM FOR ONE MORE YEAR, RATHER THAN RESGNATON AS REPORTED TO THE BoARD ON JuNE 1, 1959.

3 95 V. EMPLOYMENT (con T) MoNTHL.Y NAME AssiGNMENT SALARY EFFECTVE JEAN WATSON MLDRED HEARN EMLY VVANO W. B. MosER JANE VAuGHAN HAzEL CowiN Jo HoRTON LovETT SHRLEY GARLAND BossvE McCARTER ALBERTA CHAPMAN ALCE SuE FARLESS FRANCES RCHEY MARY ALCE RAMER SEc., PART""TME, BLDGS, GRos$ SEc., PART""TME, AGR. DEPT SEc., PART-TME, H. AND P. E M. CoL. HGH. (GoooGON s PLAcE) SEc., PAR-r-TME, Pus. REL.. M. CoL, HGH (LowRY s PLACE) SEc., M. CoLLEGE HGH DETTAN NSTR., SociAL SciENCEs AssT. PRoF., BusiNEss SuPv., TcH., HoME Ec. (NsT., PART-TME, BusiNESS AssT. PRoF,, HoME Ec Q Q Q Q-60 JuNE 1959 JuLY 1959 AuGUST JuNE 1959 JULY Q Q Q Q Q Q-60 V. NTERSESSON CouRSEs TO BE HELD N AuGusT NAME SuBJECT HouRs SAL...ARY DR. FRANK STEELY HSTORY G207 3 SEM, $ DR. WLLAM READ SciENCE SEM, DR. RALPH TESSENEER EoucATON G235 3 SEM, OR, EowiN LARsoN ENGLSH SEM, 300;00 DR. RosERT A~...suP EouCATON SEM MR. GARRETT 8ESHEAR EouCATON SEM, DR. THoMAs HoGANCAMP BusiNEss SEM, MR. RosERT BAAR Mustc 124A 3 SEM, EFFECTVE 8-1Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q V. CHANGE o.f RANK of faculty MEMBERs J ASK YOUR AUTHORZATON TO CHANGE THE RANK OF THE FOLLOWNG MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY: PRESENT RANK RECOMMENDED RANK DR. HuNTER HANcOcK DR. FRANK STEELY DR. LYNN w. WNGET M1ss F.'.RANCES BRowN MR. CLELL T. PETERSON OR. KARL HussuNG AssOCATE PROFESSOR AssociATE PROFESSOR AssisTANT PROFESSOR AssiSTANT PROFESSO~ AssiSTANT PROFESSOR AssiSTANT PROFESSOR PROFES,SOR.c. PROFESSOR AssociATE PRoFESSoR AssociATE PRoFESSOR AssociATE PROFESSOR AssocaATE PRoFessoR X. FoRMAL OPENNG of THE STUDENT ljnjon BuiLDNG J HAD ORGNALLY THOUGHT WE WOULD ENDEAVOR TO HAVE THE FORMAL OPENNG SOMETME N JULY, BUT AT THE TME THS S WRTTEN, THE AR CONDTONNG S NOT N OPERATON, T, THEREFORE, SEEMS FEASBLE TO HAVE THE FORMAL OPENNG ON SuNDAY AFTERNOON, THE 13TH OF SEPTEMBER, AT WHCH TME THE STUDENTS AND THER PARENTS WLL BE COMNG TO THE COLLEGE. ( ASK YOUR CONCURRENCE N THESE PL...ANS AND HOPE THAT T WLL BE POSSBLE FOR YOU TO BE PRESENT FOR TH'S FORMAL OPENNG BETWEEN 2:00 AND 4:00 P, M. o"n SEPTEMBER' 1J. X. SuMMER ScriENCE NSTTUTE 'ror 1960 :. :" "',. ' ASK YOUR AUTHORZATON TO submt AN APPLCATON TO THE NATONAL SciENCE FouNDATON FOR X. AD N OPERATNG A SuMMER SciENCE NSTTUTE N SCENCE AND MATHEMATCS F'OR THE.suMMER OF STATUS of THE PRoPOSED NEw DoRMTORY... THE HousiNG AND HoME FNANCE AGENCY HAS REPORTED TO ME THAT our APPLCATON 1S AT T:"E TOP OF THE LST AND READY FOR APPROVAL, BUT SJ:(CE THE PRESDENT VETOED THE HoUSNG 81LL, NO ACTON CAN BE TAKEN UNTL THE LEGSLATON S APPROVED; As SOON AS THE.!OAN S APPROVED, ' l

4 96 ASK YOUR AUTHORZATON TO PROCEED TO HAVE THE DEPARTMENT OF FNANCE AND THE DVSON OF ENGNEERNG ADVERTSE:FOR BOS SO THAT THE BULDNG CAN BE STARTED AT THE EARLEST POSSBLE DATE. X. REPORT OF THE THOMAS P. NoRRis SruoENT LoAN funo X. REPORT of THE NATONAL DEFENSE SruoENT LoAN funo XV. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESDENT. WHCH NCLUDES THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BusiNESS MANAGER, XV. 0rHER MATTERS whtch MAY NEED ro BE CoNSDERED XV.. ADJOURNMENT RESPECTFULLY SUBMTTED, (S) R. H. Wooos PRESDENT RHW;PR MNUTES OF THE BoARD MEETNG HELD ON JuNE 1, 1959, APPROVED MorJON was MADE ev MR. DoRAN THAT THE MNUTES OF THE BoARD MEETNG HELD on JuNE 1, 1959, BE APPROVED AS SUBMTTED, THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR. LTCHFELD AND WAS CARRED UNANMOUSLY, REPORT OF THE CoMMTTEE ON ENTRANcE, CREDTS. CERTFCATON. AND GRADUATON APPROVED. PRESDENT Wooos PRESENT'E!=D THE FOLl;OWNG REPORT OF THE CoMMTTEE ON ENTRANCE, CRED!S CERTFCATON, AND GRADUATON: To THE BoARD of REGENTS JuL v 20, 1959 MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE MuRRAY, Ke:NTUCKY GENTLEMEN!... As PER THE DUTES ASSGNED TO THE CoMMTTEE on ENTRANcE, CREDTS, CERTFCATON AND GRADUATON, WE REPORT AS FOLLOWS: FoR THOSE APPLYNG FOR DEGREES AND DPLOMAS FOR THE SUMMER OF 1959, WE RECOMMEND THAT SAD DEGREES AND DPLOMAS BE GRANTED AS OF AuGUST 7, OR AuGUST 31, F THEY MEET ALL THER REQUREMENTS, VERY TRULY YOURS, (S) CLEO GLLS HESTER (S) H. L. OAKLEY (f:!) T. B. HoGANcAMP (S) WLLAM G. NAsH (S) H. M. SPARKS (S) R. W. FARRELL (S) A. M. WoLFsON (S) A. CARMAN MoTON was MADE BY MR. WHTE THAT N KEEPNG WTH THE RECOMMENDATON OF THE CoMMTTEE ON ENTRANCE, CREDTS, CERTFCATON, AND GRADUATON THOSE APPLYNG FOR DEGREES AND DPLOMAS FOR THE SUMMER OF 1959, BE GRANTED SAD DEGREES AND Dl"PLOMAS F THEY MEET ALL THER REQURE MENTS, THS MOTON was SECONDED BY MR. DoRAN AND was CARRED unanmously. RESGNATONS AccEPTED MoTON WAS MADE BY MR. LTCHFELD THAT THE BoARD ACCEPT THE RESGNATONS AS SET FORTH N [TEM [[[ OF THE AGENDA. THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR. WHTE AND WAS CARRED UNANMOUSLY. LEAVES OF ABSENCE APPROVED MoTON was MADE BY MR. LTCHFELD THAT THE BoARD APPROVE THE LEAVES OF ABSENCE AS STATED N TEM V OF THE AGENDA, THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR. WHTE AND WAS CARRED UNANMOUSLY.

5 H7 AoJUSTMENTS N SALARY APPROVED MoTON WAS MADE ax MR. LTCHFELD THAT THE BoARD APPROVE THE ADJUSTMENTS N SALARY AS RECOMMENDED BY THE PRESDENT N TEM v OF THE AGENDA. THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR. WHTE AND THE ROLL WAS CALLED ON TS ADOPTON WTH THE FOLLOWNG RESULTs: MR. WHTE, AYEi MR. DoRAN, AYE; MR. LTCHFELD, AYE; AND DR. MARTN, AXE. EMPLOyMENT APPROVED MoTON was MADE ax MR. LTCHFELD THAT THE BoARD THE EMPLOYMENT or PERSONS LSTED N TEM V OF THE AGENDA AND THAT MSS MARY ALCE RAMER BE APPROVED FOR EMPLOYMENT F SHE ACCEPTS THE POSTON AS ASSSTANT PROFESSOR OF HOME ECONOMCS AT AN ANNUAL. RATE OF $57QQ. THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR. WHTE AND THE ROLL WAS CALLED ON TS ADOPTON WTH THE FOLLOWNG RESULTS! MR. WHTE, Ave:; MR. DoRAN, Ave:; MR. LTCHFELD, Ave:; AND OR. MARTN; AYE. NTERSESSON CouRsES TO BE HELD N AuGusT APPROVED MoTON was MADE BY MR. DoRAN THAT THE BoARD APPROVE THE NTESESSON courses As LSTED N TEM V OF THE AGENDA. THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR. LTCHFELD AND THE ROLL WAS CALLED on TS ADOPTON WTH THE FOLLOWNG RESULTS! MR. WHTE, Ave:; MR. DoRAN, Ave:; MR. LTCHFELD, AYE; AND DR. MARTN, AYE. CHANGE OF RANK OF FACULTY MEMBERS APPROVED MoTON WAS MADE BY MR. DoRAN THAT THE BoARD APPROVE THE RECOMMENDATON of THE PRESDENT OF THE CHANGNG OF RANK OF THE FACULTY MEMBERS AS SET FORTH N TEM V OF THE AGENDA. THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR. WHTE AND WAS CARRED UNANMOUSLY, FoRMAL OPENNG OF THE STUDENT UNON BuiLDNG THE BoARD CONCURRED N THE RECOMMENDATON OF THE PRESDENT ON HAVNG THE FORMAL OPENNG OF THE STUDENT UNON BuiLDNG SEPTEMBER 13, 1959, FROM 2:00 TO 4:00 P, M. SuMMER SciENCE NSTTUTE FOR 1960 APPROVED MoTON WAS MADE BY MR. DoRAN THAT THE BoARD APPROVE THE RECOMMENDATON OF THE PRESDENT REGARDNG A su M...-.,ER SciENcE NSTTUTE N THE SuMMER OF 1960 AND THAT THE PRESDENT BE AUTHORZED TO MAKE APPLCATON TO THE NATONAL SciENCE FouNDATON FOR A GRANT WTH WHCH TO OPERATE THS NSTTUTE, THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR, WHTE AND WAS CARRED UNANMOUSLY. STATUS OF THE PRoPOSED Ne:w DoRMTORY AND CLASSROOM BuiLDNG PRESDENT WOODS REPORTED THAT WE HAVE MOR~ ON THE WATNG LST THAN THE 236-BED DORMTORY COULD TAKE CARE OF F T WERE READY BOR OCCUPANCY THS FALL, MoTON was MADE BY MR. DoRAN THAT THE PRESDENT BE AUTHORZED TO PROCEED TO SEcuRE THE LOAN AT THE EARLEST POSSBLE DATE AND TO GO FORWARD WTH THE CONSTRUCTON AS SOON AS THE L..OAN HAD BEEN DEFNTELY APPROVED, THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR. WHJTE AND THE ROLL.. WAS CALLED ON TS ADOPTON WTH THE FOLLOWNG RESULTS! MR. WHTE, AYE~ MR. DoRAN, AYEj MR. LTCHFELD, Ave:; ANo OR. MARTN, AvE. PRESDENT WoODS RRESENTED THE PRELMNARY PLANS REFERRED TO BY THE DVSON OF ENGNEERNG AS THE PROGRAMMNG PHASE FOR THE SECOND DORMTORY DESGNED BY THE ARCHTECT TO HOUSE 400 M"EN. DR. WooDs THEN READ A LETTER FROM THE HoUS-NG AND HoME FNANCE AGENCY RECOMMENDNG THAT THE SECOND DORMTORY BE REDUCED N SZE TO A-275-BED DORMTORY. AND THE LETTER ALSO STATED THAT A RESERVATON OF $800,000 HAs BEEN MADE FOR A LOAN TO ASSST WTH THE CONSTRUCTON OF THS DORMTORY, THAT THS RESERVATON S CONTNGENT ON THE PROVSON OF ADDTONAL FUNDS FOR CoLLEGE HousiNG L..OAN BY THE CoNGRESS, THAT THE NTEREST RATE CANNOT BE FXED untl THE QUESTON OF NEW LEGSLATON HAS BEEN FULLY SETTLED. THE PROGRAMMNG PHASE FOR ~HE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTON FOR A 40(}--BED DORMTORY FOR MEN HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE DVSON OF ENGNEERNG OF THE DEPARTMENT OF finance.

6 98.f REPORT OF THE THoMAS P. NoRRS STUDENT LoAN FuND AccEPTED MoTioN was MADE av MR. LTCHFELD THAT THE BoARD ACCEPT THE REPORT OF THE THoMAS P. NoRRS STUDENT LoAN FuNo. THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR. WHTE AND WAS CARRED UNANMOUSLY. MoTON WAD MADE sv MR. DoRAN THAT THE PRESDENT PROCEED AS._.RAPd:iLv As PossiB.LE::To se:curk A LOAN FOR THE SECOND DORMTORY, THS MOTON WAS SECONDED BY MR. WHTE AND THE ROLL WAS CALLED ON TS ADOPTON WTH THE FOLLOWNG RESULTs:..,MR. WHTE, AYE; MR. DoRAN, AvE; MR. LTCHFELD, AvE; AND DR. MARTN, AYE. 0R. Wooos PRESENTED PRELMNARY PLANS FOR THE PROPOSED CLASSROOM BULDNG WHCH S TO HOUSE THE DEPARTMENTS OF BusiNESS AND EoucATON. THE PRoGRAMMNG PHASE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTON FOR THE CLASSROOM BULDNG HAS SEEN APPROVED BY THE DVSON OF ENGNEERNG OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FNANCE. MoTON wasr.made BY MR, DoRAN THAT THE PRESDENT BE AUTHOR.ZED TO work WTH THE DVSON OF THE BuoGET AND THE DVSON OF ENGNEERNG OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FNANCE TO EXPEDTE THE PLANS FOR THE CLASSROOM BULDNG AND WAYS AND MEANS FOR FNANCNG T, THS MOTON WAs SECONDED BY MR. LTCHFELD A-No was"carred u NANMOUSLY. * REPORT OF THE NA1:.tcNAL...- Dli:RENSE> STuDENT LoAN FuNo AcCEPTED ' MoTioN was, MADE BY MR. LTc"i ifjeld THAT fhe: BoARD AccEPT T~E REPORT OF'THE: NATioNAL DEFENSE STUDENT LoAN FuND. THS MOTON was SECONDED BY MR. WHTE AND was ca'rred unanmously. MoTON was MADE BY MR. LTCHFELD THAT THE BoARD PAss THE FOLLOWNG RESOLUTON ASKNG THE STATE LEGSLATURE TO PASS AN ENABLNG AcT so THAT STATE FUNes can BE used TO MATCH GRANTS..:. MADE BY THE FEDERAL GovERNMENT, ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESDENT AND ANN.UAL REPORT OF THE BusiNEss MANAGER AccEPTED PRESDENT Wooos PRESENTED HS ANNuAL REPORT WHCH NCLUDES THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BusiNESS MANAGER AS FOLLOWS: THE PRESDENT'S ANNUAL REPORT FOR FSCAL YEAR BoARD OF REGENTS MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE MuRRAY, KENTUCKY AM SUBMTTNG HEREWTH THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESDENT FOR THE FSCAL.. YEAR MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE HAS contnued TO GROW N NUMBERS. AND EFFECTVENESS. ENROLLMENT THE ENROLLMENT BY SEMESTERS FOR THE YEAR WAS AS FOLLOws: REGULAR STuDENTs SPECAL ctal (specal, UNCL..ASS., VS,, RREG.) CoLLEGE FRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER SuMMER ScHOOL 1959 MEN WoMEN

7 DURNG THE YEAR , NCLUDNG THE SUMMER SCHOOL OF 1958, 3669 DFFERENT STUDENTS MEN, 1607 WOMEN--WERE ENROLLED, DuRNG THE YEAR , NOT NCLUDNG THE SUMMER SCHOOL OF 1958, 2942 DFFERENT STUDENTs MEN WOMEN-WERE ENROLLED, THE 1959 SUMMER SCHOOL ENROLLMENT S THE ENROLLMENT FOR THE SUMMER OF 1958 WAS 1511, DuRNG THE SUMMER OF 1958, THERE WERE 708 MEN STUDENTS ENROLLED. THS SUMMER THERE ARE 660 MEN STUDENTS ENROLLED. DuRNG THE SUMMER SCHOOL OF 1959, WE HAVE A TOTAL OF 325 GRADUATE STUDENTS ENROLLED, AS COMPARED WTH 331 GRADUATE STUDENTS N THE SUMMER SCHOOL OF NTERSESS!ON CouRsE's 1958 SEM. HRs. GEOG. 111 GEOG. of NoRTH AMER. 3 EDuc. 201 DRVER EouCATON 3 EDucATON 212 PuaL.C ScHOOL. SYSTEM 3 EDuc. G281 MoRAL AND SPRTUAL VALUES 3 H. Ec. 235 ELEMENTARY NuTRTON 3 AuGusT ENROLLED TEACHER B. J. TLLMAN G. BESHEAR R. B. PARSONS D. B. HuNTER ALTA PRESSON SATURDAY CLASSES FRST SEMESTER ToTAL ENROLLED SECOND SEMESTER ToTAL ENROLLED EoucATON 335, SuPERVSON 42 EDuCATON 330, NDVDUAL 17 OF NSTRUCTON TESTNG EoucATON 351, TEACHNG READNG 20 EDuCATON 309, ScHOOL. AND 38 N SEcONDARY ScHoOLS CoMMUNTY EDucATON 127, CH L.D DEVELOPMENT 41 HoME EcoNOMCS 235, NuTRTON 51 EoucATON 210, TEACHNG SociAL STUDES 36 GEOLOGY 229, HSTORCAL GEOLOGY 20 Music 124A, MATERALs,METHODS 12 ENGLSH to5. CHJU.oREN s LTERATURE 39 ELEMENTARY ScHOOL GEOLOGY 117, GENERAL GEOLOGY 47 LBRARY SciENCE, 205A ScHOOL LBRARY REFERENCE 17 ENGLSH 112. NTRODUCTON TO LTERATURE 44 EoucATON G213, ELEMENTARY 20 LBRARY SciENCE 2028, BooKs FOR CHLDREN AND YouNG PEoPLE 11 CuRRCULUM EvENNG CLAssEs FRST SEMESTER ToTAL ENROLLED SECOND SEM STER ToTAL ENROLLED EoucATON 323, PERSONNEL 69 EoucATON 300, AovANCED 63 ADMNSTRATON PHYSCS 215A; NTRoOucTJON TO 13 METHODS OF TEACHNG HSTORY 201, CoLONAL :. 23 ATOMC PHYSCS ENGLSH 111, NTRODUCTON TO 10 LtT'ERATURE Mus1c 110, APPRECATON 32 EoucATON 227, CHLD PsYCHOLOGY.....: PHYSCS G222, ATOMC AND NucLEAR 33 7 PHYs1cs

8 100 TRANNG ScHoOL ENROLLMENT ToTAL ENROLLED N THE TRANNG ScHOOL BuiLDNG 539 GRADES RooMs operated ev THE TRANNG ScHOOL. 185 RooMs OPERATED ev CALLOWAY CouNTY 111 GRADES NuRSNG EouCATON A TOTAL OF 59 FRESHMAN NURSES ENROLLED N SEPTEMBER, CA_ppJNG EXERCSES WERE HELD ON MAY 1, 1959, AT WHCH TME 39 NURSNG EDUCATON STUDENTS WERE CAPPED, THERE were 39 NURSNG DPLOMAS SSUED, 15 WTH JENNE STuART MEMORAL HosPTAL, HoPKNSVLLE, KENTucKY, AND 24. WTH 0wENSBORo-DAVJEsS CouNTY HosPTAL, OwENSBORo, KENTUCKY. ScHOLARSHP of STuDENTs DURNG THE FRST SEMESTER, 19 FULL-TME, UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS MADE A PERFECT STANDNG AND 24 DURNG THE SECOND SEMESTER. DuRNG _:r_he FRST SEMEST.ER, 1.93 ~~~DENTS MADE THE Hc.mo.R. R'_?i:-L THAT S A STANDNG OF.2.2 OR BETTER OUT OF A POSSBLE 3, 00, OR 3.4 OR BETTER OUT OF A POSSBLE DEGREES GRANTED SNCE JuLY 1, 1958, DEGREES HAVE BEEN CONFERRED UPON 448 STUDENTS, S AS FOLLOWS: A B. B. 5. B. Mus1c B. S. N HoME EcoNOMCS B. s. N AGRCULTURE B. of Musrc EDucATON M. A. N EDUCATON _g_ THE DSTRB.:JTON OF DEGREES ToTAL. 448 (N ADDTON TO THE ABOVE, APPROXMATELY 18.2 PEOPLE WLL RECEVE THE 8ACHELORS DEGREE AND 68 WL...L... RECEVE THE MASTERS DEGREE AT THE CLOSE OF THE PRESENT SUMMER SCHOOL., SNCE THE FOUNDNG OF THE NSTTUTON 5193 BAcHELOR DEGREES AND 53.2 MAsTER OF ARTS N EDuCATON DEGREES HAVE BEEN GRANTED, DATE DATE - STUD:X: CENERS PL.ACE STARTED CoMPt...ETED SuBJECT CREDT NSTRUCTOR ENROLLMENT PADUCAH HoPKJ NSVl-LE OuT wood 1Q MARON MARON MAYFEl-D PADUCAH EDUCATON G235 3 SEM. HARRY SPARKS 52 EDUCATON G252 3 SEM, RoBERT ALsup 20 ENGL. SH SEM, c. T. PETERSON 9 EoucATON G252 3 SEM, VENONA RoGERs 20 EDuCATON SEM, VANOA GBSON 21 ART PROBl-EMS 2 SEM. WLLAM WALMSLEY 20 BusiNESS SEM, THOMAS HoGANCAMP _g ENROL.L.MENT FROM D GRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES AuDTS ToTAL _ll 154

9 101 CoRRESPONDENCE CouRSES THE REPORT OF CORRESPONDENCE ENROLLMENTS AND COURSES FOR THE FSCAL YEAR JuLY 1, 1958, TO JUNE 30, 1959, S AS FOLLOWS: AcTVE ENROLLMENT AS OF NEw ENROLLME<T TotAL. ENROLLMENT SERVCED DURNG YEAR 1,312 CouRSES DROPPED CouRSES NACTVE ON CouRSES COMPL!=TED 7-1-5B--6-3G ActiVE ENROLLMENT AS OF 6-JG c E NCE NSTJ TUTE FoR THE THRD CONSECUTVE SUMMER THE NAtiONAL SelENe~ FouNDATON HAS MADE A GRANT ro MuRRAY StATE CoLLEGE FOR THE OPERATON OF AN NSTTUT~ FOR SciENCE TEACHERs. THE ENROLL MENT AND AMOUNT GRANTED BY THE NArroNAL SciENCE FouNDATON FOR EACH of THE TJ:REE NSTTUTES ARE AS FOLL:OWS:. ) ENROLLMENT 67 ENROLLMENT 70 ENROLLMENT 90 AMoUNT of GRANT AMOUNT OF GRANT AMOUNT OF GRANT $72,600 75,450 84,500 THE rnstjrures HAvE BEEN M<;>sr HEL.PF.uL.:_AND HAVE supplemented THE EMPHASS MuRRAY StATE CoLLEGE was ALREADY GVNG To sciet:'fce AND MATHEMATCS. MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE HAs BEEN GVNG NCREASED EMPHASS TO SCENCE.SNCE THE COLLEGE S ENDEAVORNG TO MANTAN A BALANCED PROGRAM N KEEPNG WTH THE NEEDS OF ALL THE PEOPLE, PROFESSONAL ACTVTES OF THE FACULTY DEAN of THE CoLLEGE DR. WLLAM G. NAsH, DEAN of THE CoLLEGE, 1s VicE-PRESDENT OF THE NATONAL BETA CLuB, A MEMBER OF THE JuDCARY CoMMTTEE OF THE OHO VALLEY CoNFERENCE, A MEMBER OF THE EDuCATON CoMMTTEE OF THE KENTUCKY CHAMBER of CoMMERcE; AND HE S ALSO SERVNG AS CHARMAN OF THE MuRRAY MuNCPAL Hous_JNG. C~MMSSON. DEPARTMENT OF AGRCULTURE PROFESSOR A CARMAN, WHO HAS SERVED AS HEAD OF THE. DEPARTMENT OF AGRCULTURE SNCE 1936, S RETRNG AT THE END OF Tf-!E SUMMER SESSON. H1s LEADERSHP AND UNTRNG EFFORTS HAVE ENABLED THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRCUL;-TURE TO RE~_DER 9U,TS:t":'.NP..f:t~ ~ERVCE, HE AND HS ASSOCATES HAVE DEVELOPED THE COLLEGE FARM NTO ONE OF THE BEST FARMS N WESTERN KENTUCKY, DuRNG THE YEAR 1 MR. CARMA"! co-authqreo A.PUBLCATON ENTTLED,.DARY.OPPORTUNTES N THE. JAcKsON PuRcHASE ARgA OF KENTUcKy;- HE HAS contnued TO SERVE AS A MEMBER OF-THE BoARD OF DRECTORS OF THE KENTUCKY AGRCULTURAL CouNCL. MR. E. B. HowTON, who HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR 21 YEARS, was DESGNATED AS HEAD OF THE. DEPARTMENT OF. AGRCULTURE TO succeed MR. CARMAN, MR. HowTON ALSO.PARTCPATED N PREPARNG AND WRJTNG.. THE PUBLCATON DARY OPPORTUNTES.N THE JACKSON PuRCHASE AREA OF KENTuCKY. TH1~ PUBLCATON ""-;AS PUBLSHED BY THE KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT of EcoNoMic DEvELOPMENT. MR. HowToN HAS ALSO SERVED _As DRECTOR OF THE MARSHALL-cALL;OW:"'-Y ARTFCAL BREEDNG AssocaA TON AND DRECTOR OF THE AMERCAN DARY.. AssociATON of KENTUCKY. SuccEEDNG MR. CARMAN AS A TEACHER S DR, HERBERT GRAVES ALLBRTTEN, A GRADUATE of MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE, who HAS HS PH. D. N AGRONOMY FROM PENNSYLVANA STATE UNVERSTY AND HAS BEEN A TEACHER AND RESEARCH AGRONOMST AT CLEMSON CoLLEGE. MR. RoBERT L. HENDON was PLACED on THE COMMTTEE FOR ''MPROVEMENT of CoLLEGE TEACHNG 11 OF N. A c. T. A WTH THE ASSSTANCE OF MEMBERS OF THE M. s. c. ART DEPARTMENT. HE SUPE~ VSED AND DRECTED THE CONSTRUCTON OF A THREE.DMENSONAL MODEL FOR USE N TEACHNG MULTPLE

10 102 VARABLE NPUT PRODUCTON RELATONSHPS N FARM MANAGEMENT, AND PRODUCTON ECONOMCS. MODEL WAS MADE AND F-URNSHED THE UNVERSTY OF KENTUCKY CoLLEGE OF AGRCULTuRE ANo A A PLASTER second COPY WAS FURNSHED MCHGAN STATE UNVERSTY. MR. ARLE ScoTT HAs JUDGED BEEF cattle AT A NuMBER of shows ANo FARs ANo 1s SERVNG AS PRESDENT OF THE CALLOWAY CouNTY AGRCULTURE CouNCL. DEPARTMENT OF BOLOGCAL SciENCES A NEW COURSE N CELL PHYSOLOGY LSTED N THE CATALOG AS BOLOGY G26Q HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE OFFERNGS, 0R, HuNTER HANcOCK, N ADDTON TO HS TEACHNG DUTES, HAs BEEN DRECTNG A PROGRAM OF RESEARCH ON THE ROCKFSH (Roccus SAXTLtS) TO DETERMNE THE FEASBLTY OF NTRODUCNG THS FSH TO KENTUCKY LAKE. THE SPORT FSHNG NSTTUTE MADE A GRANT OF $1,000 TO ASSST WTH THS RESEARCH. THE u. s. F1sH AND WLDLFE SERVCE, TENNESSEE VALLEY AuTHORTY, KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT of FrsH AND WLe LFE REsouRCES, AND THE TENNESSEE GAME AND FrsH CoMMSSON ARE cooperatng WTH DR. HANcocK N THS STUDY, Two HUNDRED AND FFTY MMATURE ROCKFSH WERE RE.LEASED AT EGNERS FERRY BRDGE N NovEMBER EGHTv-FJVE MATURE FSH WERE RELEASED NEAR SAvANNAH, TENNEsSEE on APRL 17, LMNOLOGJCAL NVESTGATONS ARE CONTNUNG AND 'AN ADDTONAL GRANT OF $1,000 HAS BEEN MADE AVALABLE BY THE SPORT FSHNG NSTTUTE. DEPARTMENT OF BusiNEss. :-. THE DEPARTMENT OF BusiNESS HAS CONTNUED TO GROW N NUMBERS AND EFFECTVENESS. DR. THOMAS B. HoGANCAMP RECEVED AN AWARD AT THE ANNUAL CONVENTON OF THE NATONAL AssociATON FOR BusiNESS TEACHERS FOR HAVNG DONE ONE OF THE FOUR TOP RESEARCH PROGRAMS N THE UNTED STATES. N APRL 1959, HE was ELECTED VicE-PRESDENT OF THE KENTUCKY BusiNESS EDuCATON AssociATON, MR. VERNON ANDERSON HAS served AS TREASURER of THE SouTHERN BusiNESS EDuCATON AssociATON AND FOR THE comtng YEAR 1s SECOND VcE-PRESDENT OF THE 1 AssociATON. HE 1s TAKNG SABBATCAL: LEAVE DURNG THS SUMMER AND S STUDYNG'AT PEABODY CoLLEGE, MR. FRED GNGLES, WHO HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF THE FACULTY OF THE DEPARTM-ENT OF BusiNEss FOR 24 YEARS, S RETRNG AT THE END OF THE SUMMER TERM. MR. GNGLES S WELL TRANED N ACCOUNTNG. Two ADDTONAL PERSONS WERE ADDEO TO THE BuSNESS DEPARTMENT N THE FALL OF MR, V. W. PARKER, WHO S A SPECALST N ACCOUNTNCf AND JOHNNY REAGAN. DEPARTMENT OF EDucATON OR. HARRY M. SPARKs, HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EoucATJON, HAS PREPARED AND HAD PUBLSHED SX ARTCLES. HE S ALSO SERVNG AS PRESDENT OF K E. A, AS CHARMAN OF THE KENTUCKY TEPS CoMMSSON, As A MEMBER OF THE N. E. A ETHCS CoMMTTEE, AND rs KENTuCKY CHARMAN of THE EDuCATONAL CoMMTTEE OF THE WHTEHOUSE CoNFERENCE ON CHLDREN AND Youtr.H. M1ss RuBE SMTH 1s SERV.NG As SEcRETARY OF KENTUCKY AssociATON OF CHLDHOOD EDUCATON AND S SPECAL ScHOLARSHP-CHARMAN FOR THE DELTA KAPPA GAMMA: SociETY. SHE.WAs AUTHOR OF THE CHAPTER on ELEMENTARY EDUCATON FOR THE CaJON CouNTY ScHOOL SuRvEY. ' DR. RoBERT ALSUP S ON SABBATCAL LEAVE DURNG THE SUMMER wrtng A BOOK on READNG. HE HAS CONTNUED TO ORGANZE READNG PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE AREA SERVCED BY MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE, DR. DoN HuNTER HAS DRECTED THE OFp-cAMPus STUDENT TEACHNG PROGRAM. THE DEPARTMENT OF EDuCATON WL.:.L HENCEFORTH BE KNOWN As THE DEPARTMENT OF EDuCATON AND PsvCHOLOGY, A NUMBER of THE TEACHERs TEACH.PSYCHOLOGY~ BUT ONE PERSoN""'-0R. RALPH TEsSENEER- HAS BEEN ADDED who WLL DEVOTE HS TME EXCLUSVELY TO PSYCHOLOGY. MASTERtS FROM PEABODY, AND PH. D. FROM LouiSANA STATE UNVERSTY. HE HAs HS A B. FROM TuFTS, HE HAS HAD NNE YEARS OF COLLEGE TEACHNG EXPERENCE AND S A CERTFED PSYCHOLOGST. DEPARTMENT OF FNE ARTS OuTSDE THE REGULAR PROGRAM OF NSTRUCTON, THE MOST SGNFCANT UNDERTAKNG OF THE FNE ARTS DEPARTMENT was THE PRODuCTON of THE FRST ANNuAL FEsTVAL of CoNTEMPORARY ARTS. rr 1,

11 103 THE PROGRAM NVOLVED ART, MUSC, DANCE, AND DRAMA. MR. Guv TAYLOR, CoNDUCTOR OF THE NAsHVLLE SYMPHONY, SERVED AS GUEST CONDUCTOR FOR ONE OF THE PROGRAMS, THE ENTRE STAFF OF THE FNE ARTS DEPARTMENT AS WELL AS THE MODERN DANCE PROGRAM N HEALTH AND PHYSCAL EouCATON S TO BE CONGRATULATED ON THE EXCELLENCE OF THS FRST FESTVAL. THE MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE BAND UNDER THE DRECTLON OF PRoFESSOR PAuL SHAHAN WAS CHOSEN AS THE HONOR BAND AT THE DERBY FESTVAL PARADE N LoulsVL:L.E. AT CHRSTMAS TME, THE "MEssiAH 11 WAS PRESENTED BY THE COMBNED COLLEGE CHORUS 1 ORCHESTRA, AND A CAPPELLA CHOR, RCHARD w. FARRELL, HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT" OF FtNE ARTS, SERVED AS THE CHARMAN OF THE MUSC SECTON OF F. D. E. A; AS VJcE- PRESDENT OF THE KENTUCKY Mus1c EDuCATORS AssociATON, co~ DUCTED THE ALL-SouNTY BAND FEsTVAL AT EAsT ST. Lou1s, AND SERVED AS ADJUDCATOR N CAPE GRARDEAU, Mo., JAcKSON, TENNESSEE, HENDERSON, KY., AND TusCALOOSA, ALABAMA, MR. DAviD GowANS COMPOSED "KYRJE ELESON 11 FOR VOCE, STRNG, AND PANO,.. R MR. PAUL SHAHAN HAD HS composton LEPZG TowERS RECORDED BY THE WESTMJNSTER ECORD COMPANY N VENNA, THS S A SGNAL HONOR SNCE T WLL RECEVE NTERNATONAL DSTRBUTON, MR. SHAHAN SERVED As ADJUDicATOR FOR FESTVALS N CAPE GRARDEAu, Mo.; PRNCETON, Ks:NTucKYt MEMPHS, TENN.ESSEEt JoHNSON CTY, LLNOS, AND AT MuRRAY. MR. RoBERT SAAR conducted THE QuAe-STATE CHORAL FESTVAL AT MuRRAY, THE CHORAL FESTVAL AT GRANTE CTY, LLJNors; THE ALL-DAVDSON CouNTY FESTVAL AT NAsHviLLE; AND THE ALL-CTY FEsTVAL AT NAsHVLLE. HE SERVED AS ADJUDCATOR FOR THE YouNG ARTST AuoJTONS SPONSORED BY THE NATONAL FEDERATON OF Mus1c CLuBS N NAsHviLLE, AND was THE ADJuDiCATOR FOR THE REGONAL Music FESTVAL AT HENDERSON AND LExiNGTON. MR. RussELL W. TERHUNE APPEARED AS SOLOST AT THE KENTUCKY Music EouCATORs CoNVENTON N LEXNGTON. HE PLAYED PANO RECTALS AT BETHEL CoLLEGE, HoPKNSVLLE, KENTUCKYi CENTRAL CTY, KENTUCKY; AND N MuRRAY, HE ACTED AS ADJUDCATOR N THE REGONAL Mus1c FEsTtVAL: A-r. JAcKsoN, TENNESSEE, AND AT JoHNSON CiTY, LLNOis. MR. JoHN C. WNTER COMPOSED AND GAVE THE PREMER PERFORMANCE OF "CELESTAL SuiTE 11 N LAKE CHARLES, LouiSANA, HE ALSO GAVE PANO RECTALS AT BETHEL CoLLEGE, McKENziE, TENNESSEE, AND AT MAYFELD, NEALE B. MAsoN AND R6MAN PRvDATKEVYTCH GAVE concerts AT CuMBERLAND CoLLEGE AT LEBONON, TENNESSEE, AND MR. PRYDATKEVYTCH APPEARED AS SOLOST AT THE KENTUCKY Mus1c EDucATORS CoNvENTON AT LEXNGTON. t.c. MR. 8~JNE BALLARD SERVED AS CONDUCTOR FOR THE 11 MESSAH~ 1 AND OTHER PROGRAMS G"VEN 1N AND AROUND MuRRAY, DVSON OF ART THE DivisiON of ART of THE DEPARTMENT of Fnut ARTs HAs contnued To GR6W "N EFFECTVENEss. SXTY STUDENTS WERE ENROLLED N SCULPTURE DURNG THE SECOND SEMESTER OF'THE SCHOOL YEAR. THE STAFF MEMBERS -HAVE HELPED LVNGSTON CouNTY, ANb BENToN: WTH ART workshops N CAR.uaSLE CouNTY, HicKMAN CouNTY,. 1 M1ss CLARA EAGLE ASSSTED WTH THE ART EXHBTS AT 'THE KENTUCKY STATE FAR: WLLAM BoAz DEPARTMENT HAS SERVED AS SECRETARy-TREAsuRER of THE KENTUCKY ART AssociATON AND MR. BoAz ALso HAD A ONE-MAN SHOW N ATLANTA, GEORGA. OF HEALTH AND PHxsiCAL EoucATON N ADDTON TO THE COURSES THAT HAVE BEEN OFFERED FoR A NUMBER'OF YEARS, A NEW COURSE N GYMNASTCS UNDER THE DRECTON OF MR. f<s:n MLLER HAS BEEN ADDED, A MOST EFFECTVE NTRJikMURAL PROGRAM WAS CARRED OUT. SoME 450 MEN PARTCPATED N 12 SPORTS DURNG. THE YEAR. MR. Roy S-r:EWART SERVED AS PRESDENT OF' THE OHO VALLEY CoN.FERENcE. MR. Re:x ALEXANDER SERVED As PRESDENT OF THE KENTUCKY HEALTH AND PHYSCAL EoucATON AssOCATON,...,.

12 Jl04 DEPARTMENT OF HoME EcoNOMCS A NuRSERY school was operated FVE oav.s:.~.w~ek N THE a~sement of EAsT HALL. THE PuRPosE OF THS COURSE WAS TO GVE STUDENTS N HOME ECONOMCS AOOT.ONAL EXPERENCE N CHLD DEVELOP MENT BY WORKNG WTH CHLDREN, M1ss Ruav SaMPSON S servng AS PRESDENT of THE KENTUCKY HoME EcoNOMCS AssociATON. Mass FRANcEs BRowN SERVED AS A SPECAL EDTOR OF THE KENTUCKY HoME EcoNOMics AssociATON NEwSLETTER. M1ss BRo~N RECEVED A scholarshp To A workshop AT THE UNVERSTY _of GEoRGA DURNG!HE SUMMER OF 1958 AND PARTCPATED N A WORKSHOP AT THE UNVERSTY OF GEORGA N FAMLY FNANCE.. DEPARTMENT OF NDUSTRAL ARTS ': _,; o oro 0 OR. H. L. OAKLEY. HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF NDUSTRAL ARTS, SERVED AS DRECTOR OF KENTUCKY " FOR THE F.oRD MoToR CoMPANY NDUSTRiAL ARTS AwARDS FouNDATON. He: ALSO. SERVED AS HtsTORAN FOR THE KENTUCKY NDUSTRAL EDuCATON AssociATON. MR. GEoRGE LLLY PARTCPATED N THE PROGRAM of THE Ke:NTUCKY NDUSTRAL EDuCATON AssociA TON AND SERVED AS CHARMAN OF THE HoNoRARY MEMBERSHP CoMMTTEE OF THE KENTuCKY NDusTRJAL E~~~TON As~octATON, He: ALSO SERVED AS JUDGE AT THE.SouTHERN LLNOS REGONAL NDUSTRJAL. ARTS ExHBTS, JosEP!i CowiN, PAuL LYNN, AND THOMAS A. ZACHARY PARTCPATED N THE PROGRAM OF THE KENTUCKY NDUSTRAL EDuCATON CoNVENTON. DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES AND LTERATURE~ JouRNALSM THE CoLLEGE NEws AGAN won THE ALL.:":AMERCAN. AwARD OF. THE. AssociATED CoLLEGATE PREsS.. FOR THE EGHTH consecutve SEMESTER AND THE... GoLD MEDALST AwARD OF. THE CoLuMBA. ScHOLASTC PRESS AssoCATON FOR THE FFTH STRAGHT YEAR. PLANS HAVE BEEN MADE TO PUBLSH THE CoLLEGE NEWS. 1 E:ACH WEEK DURJNG'THE SCHOOL YEAR, ENGLSH PROFESSOR CLELL T. PETERSON PUBLSHED THREE ARTCLES- JAcK LoNoONS SoNOMA ~ov7ls. JACK LoNooNts.ALAsKAN STORES. AND A REVALUATNG THE NovEL. DR. StoNEY Moss HAS wrtten AND HAD PUBLJ.SHED Two ARTCLES- ONE ENTTLED, PoEts NFAMous REPUTATioN: A.CRux N THE BioGRAPHY, ANOA CRtTCAL. REVALUATtON OF RoBNSON JEFFERtS POETRY. SPEECH MuRRAY STATE COLLEGE STUDENTS N THE DEBATE CLASSES GAVE DEMONSTRATON DEBATES N TWENTY.KENTUCKY J-;t:JGH SCHOOLS. MR. TRACY, WTH.:THE.ASSST.ANCE OF THE STUDENTS,.CONDUCTED THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL HGH SCHOOL DEBATE WORKSHOP ON THE CAMPUS OF MuRRAY STATE COLLEGE ON DEcEMBER 13. _THe; CoLLEGE DEBATNG TEAM P~R:r.CJPATED N THE MAGNOLA TouRNAMENT, MARCH 6 AND 7, AT MSSSSPP STATE CoLLEGE FOR WoMEN, CoLUMBUs, _MisSSSPP. FouR STUDENTs- VADE BoLTON, PHLP PLATT, CHARLES McDowELL, AND AtNARA WLOE~-RECEVED SUPEROR OR EXCELLENT RAT~G-?. AT THE SouTHERN SPEECH AssocJA~ON CaNVENTON.N LouiSVLLE APRL 6. 7, AND 8, DAviD q.hambers, CHARLES McDowELL, EDwARo WHTTAKER, AND ANARA WLDER RECEVED RATNGS OF EXCELLENT. LBRARY MRs. ANN H. COHRON SERVED AS CHAR_MAN.OF THE CoLLEGE. SECTON OF THE. KENT.UCKY LBRARY AssOCATON AND N HER CAP~CTY AS CHARMAN, PLANNED AND CARRED OUT A VERY SUCCESSFUL SPRNG MEETNG AT KENLAKE HoTEL. Ca. H C. WooDBRDGE HAS SERVED AS EDtU::OR OF THE, ~NTUCKV: LBRARY AssoCATON BuLLETN. He: HAS contrbuted REVEWS, BBLOGRAPHES AND ARTCLES TO THE AMERCAN BooK CoLLECTOR, AND HA~,CONTRB~TEo.~THER ARTCLES TO TH~ CouRER JouRNAL. He: HAS SERVED AS REGSTRAR OF THE Ke:NTUCKY HisTORCAL SociETY AND S ALso SERVNG AS SEcRETARY OF THE JAcKsoN PuRCHASE HisToRCAL SociETY AND JS VcE PRESDENT OF THE KENTUCKY FoLKLORE SociETY.

13 105 DEPARTMENT of LBRARY SciENCE THE LBRARY SciENCE DEPARTMENT HAS contnued TO OPERATE N AN EFFECTVE MANNER. TEN STUDENTS GRADUATED with MAJORS N LBRARY SciENCE. Mass REZNA SENTER HAS SERVED AS VacE PRESDENT OF THE KENTUCKY LBRARY AssociATON AND CHARMAN OF THE REcRUTNG CoMMTTEE OF THE AMERCAN LBRARY AssociATON. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATCS AN ADDTONAL PERSON WAS ADDED TO THE STAFF N MATHEMATCS ENABLNG THE DEPARTMENT TO NCREASE TS OFFERNGS. 0NE OF THE COURSES ADDEO WAS AN ADVANCED COURSE N CALCULUS, DEPARTMENT OF MLTARy SciENCE " THE DEPARTMENT of MaLJTARV ScaENCE HAS contnued To operate N A MOST EFFECTivE MANNER. THE RATNGS RECEVED HAVE BEEN MOST COMPLMENTARY, THE Rl FL..E TEAM WON ALL 15 OF TS SHOULDER TO SHOULDER MATCHES DURNG THE SCHOOL YEAR, CoL. JEsSE JAcKsoN HAs BEEN ASSGNED To DUTY N GERMANY. HE HAB DONE A MOST outstandng JOB AS HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MLTARY SciENCE. MAJoR JAMES A DAY BECAME A MEMBER OF THE DEPARTMENT N JANuARY CAPTAN RoBERT RowAN completed HS TOUR OF DUTY AT MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE AND HAS BEEN ASSGNED TO DUTY N KoREA. SFC DoNALD PAYNE SERVED AS coach of THE RFLE TEAM, AND HE HAS BEEN ASSGNED TO DUTY N GERMANY. DEPARTMENT OF PHySCAL SciENCES THE PHYSCAL SciENCE DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN REORGANZED NTO A DEPARTMENT OF CHEMSTRY WTH DR. WALTER E. BLACKBURN AS HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT AND A DEPARTMENT OF PHYSCS WTH DR. WLLAM G. READ AS HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT. A LOcAL SECTON of THE AMERCAN CHEMCAL SociETY was FORMALLY chartered DURNG THE YEAR with HEADQuARTERS AT MuRRAY. DR. BLAcKBURN SERVED AS FRST CHARMAN FOR THE SECTON AND OR. PANzERA AS TS F.RsT SECRETAR-v-TREASuRER. 0NE ADDTONAL PERSON, DoNALD HCKS, HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE CHEMSTRY STAFF FOR THE COMNG YEAR, DR. BLAcKBuRN 1s SERVNG AS PRESDENT OF THE KENTuCKY CoNFERENCE of AMERCAN AssociATON OF UNVERSTY PROFEssoRs. HE 1s ALSO A counclor FOR THE AMERCAN CHEMCAL SociETY. MR. M. P. CHRSTOPHER S currently SERVNG AS CouNCLOR TO THE KENTUCKY JuNOR ACADEMY OF SciENCE AND HAS organzed SEvERAL SCENCE clubs N THE HGH schools OF WEsTERN KENTUCKY. Da. 'PETE PANZERA S PRESDENT-ELECT OF THE KENTUCKY ACADEMY OF SciENCE. DEPARTMENT OF SociAL SciENcEs DR. FoRREST PoGuE HAs BEEN contnued ON LEAVE N ORDER THAT HE MAY SERVE AS DRECTOR of THE MARsHALL FouNDATON. OR. FRANK STEELY HAS HAD AN ARTCLE PUBLSHED N THE REGSTER, THE OFFCAL. JOURNAL OF THE KENTUCKY HisTORCAL. SociETY. THE TTLE OF HS ARTCLE 1s ''8RAGG s KENTUCKY CAMPAGN, 11 A CoNFEDERATE SoLDERtS AccouNT. THE MEMBERS OF THE HSTORY STAFF HAVE BEEN NSTRu MENTAL N ORGANZNG A JAcKsoN PuRCHASE HSTORCAL Soca.ETY. TRANNG ScHOOL BY OFFCAL ACTON OF THE BoARD of REGENTS, THE NAME OF THE MURRAY 5TAT.E CoLLEGE TRANNG ScHOOL was CHANGED TO MuRRAY CoL..L..EGE HGH. MR. MAc G. McRANEY RESGNED TO ACCEPT A POSTON AS DEAN OF STuDENTS AND DRECTOR of AoMtSSONS AT DELTA STATE CoLLEGE N Miss SSPP. MR. WLSON GANTT HAS BEEN DESGNATED AS DRECTOR OF MuRRAY CoLLEGE HGH. MR. C. W. ANDERSON, JR. s REPLACNG MR. GANTT AS superv.sory TEACHER N social SCENcE. MR. WLLAM TAYLOR, AN OUTSTANDNG SCENCE TEACHER, WLL. BE SUPERVSORY TEACHER N SCENCE REPLACNG

14 f06 MRs. HAzEL CowiN. MRs. CowiN WLL TEACH MATHEMATCS N THE CoLLEGE DURNG THE ABSENCE OF HARVEY LYNN ELDER WHO HAS RECEVED A GRADUATE FELLOWSHP AT THE UNVERSTY OF h.lnos. MR. EuGENE SMTH S SERVNG As STATE CH;_,RMAN OF FuTuRE BusiNESS LEADERS OF AMERCA, M1ss LoTTVE SuiTER 1s SERVNG AS STATE PRESDENT OF THE AssociATON FOR CHLDHOOD EoucATON. MR. CHARLES ELDRDGE S SERVNG AS A MEMBER OF THE STATE PLANNNG COMMTTEE FOR MPROVEMENT N LEADERSHP TRANNG CENTER AT HARDNSBURG AND S CHARMAN of THE PRoFESSONAL CoMMTTEE FOR VocATONAL AGRCULTURE TEACHERS, MR. JosiAH DARNALL S ON SABBATCAL LEAVE WORKNG ON HS DOCTORAL DSSERTATON. HE S ALSO SERVNG AS STATE CHARMAN of THE ALL-STATE ORcHESTRA, AS CHARMAN of THE QuAe-STATE Mustc FEsTVAL, AND HAS PREPARED FOR PUBLCATON AN ARTCLE ENTTLED, 11 CLASS NSTRUCTON N BEGNNNG STRNG NsTRUMENTs," THS ARTCLE ts TO BE PUBLSHED N THE Mustc BuLLETN BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EouCATON. SABBATCAL LEAVES THE FOLLOWNG MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY ARE ON SABBATCAL LEAVE FOR THE SUMMER OF 1959: AGRCULTURE MR. E. B. HowToN BioLOGCAL SciENCES DR. A. M. WoLFSON EDucATON DR. RoBERT ALsuP DR. R. B. PARSONS FtNE ARTS MSS CLARA EAGLE BusiNEss MR. VERNON ANDERSON MR. RoMAN PRYDATKEVYTCH MR. JosiAH DARNALL MR. Esco GuNTER HEALTH AND PHYSCAL EouCATON MR. REx ALEXANDER HoME EcoNOMics M1ss RuBY SMPSON NuRSNG EDuCATON M1ss RuTH CoLE PHYsiCAL SctENCES OR. WAL. TER BLACKBURN M1ss RoBERTA WHTNAH LANGUAGE AND LTERATURE DR. EDwiN LARsoN MR. J. ALBERT TRACY MR. LYNN WNGET MATHEMATCS DR. MAx G. CARMAN SociAL SciENCES MR. AueuRN WELLS TRANNG ScHOOL Mtss VANnA JEAN GtBSON M1ss MAv1s McCAMSH MRs. LLLAN LowRY HEALTH SERVCE DR. JAMES C. HART AND DR. CHARLES D. CLARK HAVE SERVED As COLLEGE PHYSCANS. DuRNG THE COMNG YEAR, DR. CHARLES CLARK WLL SERVE AS COLLEGE PHYSCAN AND DR. HART WLL GVE ASSSTANCE As NEEDED. MRs. ELLA MuRRAY KEE HAs SERVED As COLLEGE NURSE, AND M1ss PATSY WtLKNs HAS SERVED AS ASSSTANT NURSE, STUDENT AcTVTES DEAN J. MATT SPARKMAN HAS CONTNUED TO SERVE EFFECTVEL:Y AS DEAN OF STuDENTS AND S N CHARGE OF COORDNATNG SOCAL ACTVTES OF CLUBS AND ORGANZATONS WHCH NUMBER MORE THAN THRTY. THERE ARE NOW FOUR NATONAL FRATERNTES ON THE CAMPUS, THEY ARE p, KAPPA ALPHA, StGMA CH, ALPHA TAu OMEGA, AND TAu KAPPA EPSLON, THERE ARE TWO sorortes FOR WOMEN--SGMA, SGMA SGMA AND ALPHA SGMA ALPHA. AN ADDTONAL SORORTY FOR WOMEN SHOULD PROBABLY BE ADDEO. ScHOLARSHPs THE FOLLOWNG STUDENTS were GVEN $100 scholarshps AT MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE DURNG THE SCHOOL YEAR: GLEN OwENS AoAMS MARLYN JANE BoYc

15 107 MARY MAXNE BRUCE Eo.DE J. BucKALEW LowELL GENE CHLDREss PAT ANN CSSELL ANN REEVES CLAXTON MARLYN SuE CouLTAS SuE ELLEN DEBOE KENNETH WAYNE FosTER PAuL JoNES FREt_os NA.Ncv SuE FuQUA LuCLLE LAFoNNE GRFFN JuDTH CAROL HARwooo WLLAM WEsLEY HuNTER NoRRS J. LA.cv SAMuEL Wu... LAM LNEBAUGH ToM BRooKs LOGAN ELZABETH RA.v LocKE MARTHA K McGREW MARNELL MYERS JANE CAROLYN NoRswoRTHY LNDA SuE NucKOLLS BETTY JANE RAMBO JoE WAYNE RANoOLPH ARCHE LEE RHODES GAL RDGWAY BARBARA NELL ScOTT LNDA Lou SHAFFER RoBERT LEE SNEED BARBARA TAYLOR MARGARET ANN TvLER ANNA LouiSE VAuGHN LNDA SuE WLLAMs WANDA GAL WLLAMS THE FOLLOWNG STUDENTS WERE GVEN $50 scholarshps AT MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE curng THE FRST SEMESTER OF : RoNNE JENKNS CHARLOTTE MEADOWS THOMAS L. SuMMERS ALuMN AssociATON THE ALUMN AsSOCATON HAS SERVED EFFECTVELY AND HAS GVEN A GREAT DEAL OF ATTENTON TO THE RANEY T. WELLS MEMORAL FuND DRVE. OF THE DRVE AND M. 0. WRATHER AS SECRETARY. DR. FoRREST PoGUE HAS SERVED As CHARMAN MR. Rov McDoNALD, SuPERNTENDENT OF ScHOOLS AT CADZ, HAs SERVED MOST EFFECTVELY AS PRESDENT of THE ALuMN AssociATON. MR. PAT GNGLES OF NAsHVLLE, TENNESSEE, HAS SERVED AS VicE-PRESDENT, AND was ELECTED BY THE ALuMN MEMBERS AS PRESDENT FOR CHARLES BAuGH OF MAYFELD 1s VtcE-PRESDENT, M. 0. WRATHER 1s 5ECRETARv-TREASURER. STUDENT UNON BuiLDNG JuNE 30 FNDS THE 5TuDEt-T UNON BuiLDNG ALMOST COMPLETE. THERE S STLL A LTTLE MORE TO DO ON THE OUTSDE OF THE BULDNG, AND THE AR CONDTONNG S TO BE COMPLETED. (T S HOPED THAT T WLL BE N OPERATON BEFORE JULY 10. FACULT.Y, STUDENTS, AND FRENDS OF THE COLLEGE SEEM TO BE DELGHTFULLY PLEASED.W.T.H. THE.STUDENT UNON BuiLDNG. NEEDs AND PLANs FOR Aoo1±10NAL PHYSCAL facltes A DORMTORY FOR MEN DESGNED TO HOUSE, 242.S:TUDENTS S. N.THE FNAL STAGE OF PLANNNG AND WLL BE STARTED N THE SUMMER OF 1959.F :THE LOAN.FROM THE HOUSNG AND HoME FNANCE AGENCY CAN BE CONSUMMATED. FoR MORE. THAN.SX MONTHS,.WE. HAVE BEEN. WATNG ON APPROVAL of THS LOAN. THE HousiNG AND HoME FNANCE AGENCY HAS REPORTED THAT THE LOAN 1s NEXT ON THE LST AS SOON AS FUNDS ARE AVALABLE, A SECOND DORMTORY S N THE PLANNNG STAGE AND AN APPLCATON HAS BEEN MADE TO THE HousiNG AND HoME FNANCE AGENCY FOR A LOAN WTH WHCH TO BULD DoRMTORY B. THE DEPARTMENT OF FNANCE HAS AGREED TO PROVDE FUNDS FOR THE MOVABLE FURNTURE. DEPARTMENT of FNANCE HAS ALSO EMPLOYED LEE PoTTER SMTH AND AssociATES AS ARCHTECTS, THE A CLASSROOM BULDNG. J.S.NEEDE.D,A.ND :rhe DEPARTMENT OF FNANCE HAS EMPLOYED LEE PoTTER SMTH TQ MAKE PRELMNARY PLANS FOR THE CLASSROOM BULDNG. THE CONSTRUCTON OF THS BULDNG. WLL DEPEND ON THE AVALABLTY OF FUNDS FROM THE STATE OF KENTUCKY. JT S DESPERA"J:'ELY NEEDED ANO,T. S. tio,p~q TtJA,T.T,H~ L..E~SLATURE WLL PROVDE CAPTAL OUTLAY FUNDS SO THAT THE CLASSROOM BULDNG CAN BE STARTED. ALso THE PRESDENT of THE CoLLEGE HAS BEEN workng WTH THE DEPARTMENT OF FNANCE REGARDNG THE CONSTRUCTON OF 48 HOUSNG UNTS FOR MARRED STUDENTS.

16 108 AN EFFORT WLL BE MADE DURNG THE SUMMER TO RE-CONDTON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE LBRARY N ORDER TO PROVDE MORE READNG SPACE, THE PRESENT SPACE S NOT SUFFCENT TO MEET THE STANDARDs of THE SouTHERN AssociATON. REPORT of THE BusiNEss MANAGER AM ENCLOSNG HEREWTH A REPORT 1:0 THE BoARD MADE FOR ME ev MR. P. W. ORDWAY, BusiNEss MANAGER, WHCH SETS FORTH N DETAL THE RECEPTS AND EXPENDTURES BY FUNDS AS WELL AS THE STATUS OF THE BONDED ACCOUNTS, THE REPORT OF THE BusiNESS MANAGER S PRESENTED AS A PART OF THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESDENT. ExPRESSON OF APPRECATON MAY EXPRESS MY DEEP APPRECATON TO EACH MEMBER OF THE BoARD OF REGENTS FOR YOUR NTEREST AND untrng EFFORTs N BULDNG A GREATER MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE. SNCERELY BELEVE THAT THE COLLEGE HAS GROWN NOT ONLY N NUMBERS, BUT N EFFECTVENESS. THROUGH THE COOPERATON OF THE BoARD 1 THE FACUL TV, THE STAFF 1 THE STUDENTS, AND THE PUBLC N GENERAL, MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE CAN: contnue TO GRow. T s Now AT THE THRESHOLD OF UNPARALLELED ACHEVEMENTS. RESPECTFULLY SUBMTTED, -s- R. H. WooDs PRESDENT RHW:PR REPORT OF P. W. ORDWAY, BUSNESS MANAGER TO THE PRESDENT AND BOARD OF REGENTS OF MURRAY STATE COLLEGE JULY 20, 1959 THE FOLLOWNG REPORT S SUBMTTED FOR THE NFORMATON AND CONSDERATON AND BoARD of REGENTS of MuRRAY STATE CoLLEGE: OF THE PRESDENT. SUMMARY OF FUND OP RAT!ONS (JuLY, JuNE 30, 1959) (A) STATE APPROPRATON AccouNT No $1,046, REvOLVNG FuND AccouNT No, : PETTY CAsH. FuNo ENcUMBRANCE BALANCE BRoUGHT FoRWARD FROM FSCAL YEAR. TOTAL AMouNT BRouGHT FoRwARD FROM RECEPTS ToTALs $1,046, ExPENDTURES AND ENcuMBRANCES BALANCE $ 25, $ 60, $737, $ 20, * * THS AMOUNT WLL BE TRANSFERRED TO THE FSCAL YEAR WHEN ALL ENCUMBRANCES FOR THE FSCAL YEAR HAVE BEEN LQUDATED. THS AMOUNT MAY BE CHANGED DUE TO DSCOUNTS AND CANCELLATONS. (e) BuiLDNG CoNSTRUCTON AND RENOVATON Accoui'T No : BALANCE JuLy 1, 1958.,..,.... AMOUNT DEPOSTED DURNG FSCAL year ExPENDTUREs AND ENcuMBRANcEs DURNG FSCAL YEAR BALANCE JuNE 30, (THS AMOUNT REPRESENTS THE $10.00 ADDTONAL TUTON FEES FOR FUTURE BULDNGS AND RENOVATON.) $ 43, $ 92, $ 59,897.47

17 l(ht... ACCOUNTS RECEVABLE FROM STUDENTS SPRNG 1956 fall SPRNG 1957 fall SPRNG 1958 SuMMER 1958 fall o SPRNG ' ' e o o o 0 o 0 o o o o.. ' $ $1, ACCOUNTS RECEVABLE FROM VETERANS ADMNSTRATON AccouNTs RECEVABLE- JuLy 1, Hl59. ; $ V. FARM STATEMENT- JuLY, JuNE 30, 1959 RECEPTs: FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE :,. $ 4, ToaAcco... 1, EGGs 0,;.,.. 5, PauL. TRY " " DARY PRODUCTS , LVESTOCK , SHow PREMUMS. M. SCELLANEOUS $31, V. ExPENDTUREs: SALARES AND WAGES.... $16, VETERNARY AND TESTNG SERVCE ()- TRAVEL ~ ELECTRCTY AND TELEPHONE,. ' MANTENANCE OF VEHCLES AND EQUP"MENT... 2, MANTENANCE of BuiLDNGS AND GRouNDs -..; , DARY PRODUCTS FEEDS 0 0 : 9,480;78 MoToR FuELS AND LuBRCANTS 1, HEATNG FuELS ; ' 450;56 MEDCAL SuPPLES.; AGRCULTURAL SuPPLlES ,320;91 SEED AND FERTLZER 3, CoMMERCAL SuPPLES RENTAL. OF EQUPMENT NSURANCE MSCELLANEOUS MACHNERY AND MPLEMENTS , , BuiLDNGS AND FXED EQuiPMENT! MATERALS AND EQuiPMENT used N CoNsTRUCTNG NEw MLKNG PARLOR. F..C. A TAXES K.E. R. S ToTAL ExPENDTUREs ExcEEDNG RECEPTS 3, ' CANNERY STATEMENT- JuLY 1, JuNE 30, 1959 RECEPTs: CANNED PRODUCTS AND CANNNG FEES $14, $ 4, 733,52. EXPEjNDTURESj SALARES AND WAGES REPARS TO EQUPMENT. CoMMERCAL SuPPLES RENTAL OF EQUPMENT MSCELLANEOUS F..C.A. TAXES RECEPTS EXCEEDNG ExPENDTURES $ 1,877; , Z,Q ,93Q,ZQ $

18 110 V. CAFETERA STATEMENT -,JuNE, JuNE 4, 1959 '... '.... REcEPTs: MEAL TCKETS.... ~. ~7.9, CAsH REcEVED AT DooR.FOR ME~L;S: FAcULTY SENOR BREAKF~ST JuN~.2~ '958.:.". faculty SENOR BREAKF;AST JuNE.1,!959,,,, ALUMN AssociATON BANQUET M;Av ,,.. OTHER CREDTS! H1GH ScHOOL DAY LuNCH MEALS FOR NuRsEs AND HousE DRECTORs. ATH.L.ETC TEAMS OTHER GROUPS 1.3, '. ' ,23 ' ,037,30 5, $301, ExPENDTUREs: SALARES AND WAGES Fooo PRooucTs UTLTES 0 0 CoAL ANo GAs. REPARS TO EQuiPMENT. LAuNDRY AND 0Rv CLEA,NNG.... HousEHOLD AND i<tche~ SuPPLJ~s., OTHER SuPPL.ES... 0rHER ExPENSES ~ NEw,EQUPMENT! FooD WARMNG CABNET STANLESS STEEL FLATWARE SERVNG TRAYS FooD CuTTER CHNA. 0 F..C.A. TAXES K.E. R. S. 0.. ' PROFT FOR PEROD!' '.. ' ' $ !.9~Q-9Q..52~ ,45 $ 86, , , ~ , ~ !14.8, ~8.2,2.6. ~5;4,9.9 6, ~ _2. 1, !6 $ 19, JuNE, MAv 31, 1958 JuNE, MAv 31, 1957 JuNE, MAv 31, 1956.G:A!N..G:A!N..G:A!N..$. ~1, ,59;4, 1.3 _4.~ V. NSURANCE THE BULDNGs, EQUJPMr;::NT AND L,'(E.sTocK H\Ye: E;3e;E.N.J~~u.R~E? ~N. 'l.'h.e.f.'re AND ToRNADo NsURANCE FuND FOR TH,E F~s~~L:- :~A.R~."J:'H.E.c~~~~~~~~~Es OF NSURANCE HAVE NOT BEEN RECEVED FRO~ THE 5T~~E.71.R~ :"r:"''? :r~:h~n;ado. NSURANCE FuND AND THE DEFNTE AMOUNT OF THE PREMUM FOR T-HS:FSCJ..r.. YEAR C;ANNOT BE REPORTED UNT~ THE CERTF CATES ARE RECEVED. THE VALUATONS ON THE, BULDNG.S~ ~~N.T~~T.s,A,N~.L!V~~~O!=-~.H~'\(E BEEN ~UR~SH,ED MR. C. L. MARTN, DRECTOR, FRE AND ALLED LNEs OF THE STATE F1RE AND ToRNAoo. ' '. '... '... '... ' '.. ' Nsu~ANCE FuNo. THE FOLLOWNG NSURANcE was PLACED on THE STuDENT UNON BuiLDNG ON JuNE 4, 1959: 1. FRE ANo ExTENDED CovERAGE NsuRANCE on BULDNG AND FXED EQu_PMENT, $818, J=:'RE.AND ExTENC?:E.o,qoy~f!A.G~.o~,M.OY~B.LE CONTENTS, $126, BOLER ExPLOSON, $100,000 LMT. 4. BusiNEss NTERRUPTON, $40,000 LMT. 5. ELEVATOR LABLT':' NsuRAN~fii,$,5,0P9.E~C::H. r:'e.r~~n..$?5,000 LMT FOR EACH ACCDENT.

19 111 REPORT OF JAMES A ROGERS, TREASURER TO THE PRESDENT AND BOARD OF REGENTS OF MURRAY 'STATE COLLEGE JULY 20, HEALTH BuaLDNG AND 'HoME 'MA'NAGE'M'ENi HOUs'g' BALANCE N BuiLDNG RE.VENUE AccouNT 8At.ANCE N BoNo AND NTEREST AccouNT BALANCE N OPERATON AND MANTENANCE Accr. $ 8, , ' $22, EP0 1 si-i-eo BANK OF MuRRAY PEoPLEs BANK BANK of MuRRAY U. S. TREASURY BoNos PURCHA5Eo FROM surplus N HEALTH B.&Ltt.L.DNG AccouNrs: U. S. TREAsuRY BoNo No t/8 PERCENT U. S. TREASURY BoND No V2 PERCENT $10, $2o,oo o.oo PATE OF PuRcHASE AuGuST, 1954 JANUARY 21, 1956 ORGNAL AMoUNT of BOND SSUE DATED NovEMBER 1, 1935 BoNOS OUTSTANO NG ON THS ACCOUNT o o o o AMOUNT TO BE PAD DURNG PEROD JULY 1, Jui.Y, 1960 FOR BONos $6,000, NTEREST $ NTEREST RATE 4 PERCENT AND FNAL MATURTY DATE Nov. 1, $145, , , FNE ARTS BuiLDNG BALANCE N BuiLDNG REvENUE AccouNT. BALANcE N BoNo AND NTEREsT AccouNT... BALANcE N OPERATON AND MANTENANCE AccouNT Uo S. TREASURY BoNo PuRcHAsED FROM.. surplus N FNE ARTs Buu:.otNG AccouNT: $ 6, , $14;614;66 U.S. TREAsuRY BoNo No /8 PERCENT $10, DEPOSTED BANK OF MuRRAY BANK of MuRRAY BANK OF MuRRAY DATE OF PuRcHASE JANUARY 21, 1956 ORGNAL AMOUNT of BoNo SsuE DATED OcTOBER 1, 1945 $ 77, BoNDS OUTSTANDNG ON THS ACCOUNT o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 10, AM~UNT TO BE PA~_Dl;JR_NG PEROD JuLY 1, J95~- JiJL.Y J,_ 1960 FOR BONDS $4,000.00, NTEREST $ :. : 4, NTEREST RATE 2.;4 PERCENT AND FNAL MATURTY DATE APRiL 1, ll REVENuE BoNo ANo NTEREST AcCouNT (BAsKETBALL FaEL..oHousE) V. BALANCE N BoNo AND NTEREsT AccouNT $54, ORGNAL AMOUNT OF BoNo SSUE DATED JuLY 1, BoNDS OUTSTANDNG ON THS ACCOUNT o o o o o o o o AMouNT TO BE PAD DURNG PEROD JuLY, JuLY, 1960 FO;. BONDS $8,000.00, NTEREST $ ,, NTEREST RATE 3 V4 PERCENT.:lucv. l.;.. t.955:;ro:jcrt.'d-1-;::1970:~6. 3 PERCENT FROM JuLY 1, J970 TO JuLY 1, 1972, FNAL MATURTY DATE JuLY, DoRMTORY REvEN.uE BoNos- Wooos HALL BALANCE BALANCE N DoRMTORY REvENUE AccouNT. N SNKNG FuNo AccouNT. o o ' o $31, $72, DEPOSTED BANK OF MuRRAY $ ,000,'00 12, DEPOSTED PEOPLEs BANK THE KY. TRusT E:o. LouiSVLLE, Kvo 0RGN\L. AMOUNT OF BONO SSUE DATED DECo 1, o o o o. o BoNDS OUTSTANDNG ON THS ACCOUNT o o o o o o o -o~: AMOUNT TO BE PA~.D DURNG PEROD JuLY J, JULY 1, 1960 FO;. BONOS $13,000.00, NTE.REST $21,958.75, NTEREST RATE 2 3/4 ~ERCENT, FNAL MATURTY DATE DEC. 1, $818, , , '

20 112 V. STuDENT UNON REvENUE BoNo~ of 1957 BALANCE N STuDENT UNON REVENUE AccouNT BALANCE N SNKNG FuNo AccouNT $26,193: $26, DEPOSTED PEOPLES BANK LNCOLN BANK AND TRUST LouiSVLLE, Kv. ORGNAL AMOUNT of BONo ssue DATED Nov BoNDS OUTSTANDNG ON THS ACCOUNT o... AMouNT TO BE PAD DURNG PEROD JuLv, lul.y<, 1960, FOR LNTEREST o o o o o NTEREST RATE. 2 7/8 PERCENT AND FNAL MATURTY DATE 'No.' 1, l... ' '. ' :1 $670, , , MoT~N was MADE BY MR. DoRAN THAT THE' BOARD ACCEPT THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESDENT WHCH JNcL.uoEs THE ANNUAL RE:PoR.x OF THE BusJNE.ss MANAGER. SECONDED sv MR. LTCHFELD AND was CARRED unanmously. TH.S MOTON was AuTHORZATON TO NvEsT ExcEssivE FuNes OF THE DoRMTORY R~~~NUE BoNos 'AccoUNT~ PRESioE'NT'Wooos CALLED TO THE ATTENTON OF THE BoARD THE PROVSON OF THE TRuST NDENTURE Y11'Ti,.; R~s P~CT To NVESTNG ~oneys 1~ :.THE sinkng FUND OF THE DoRM.TORY 'REVENUE BoNDs AccouNT. '. ' DORMTORY REVENUE BONDS ' ' 0 WHEREAS, SEcTON 3.08 OF THE TRusT NDENTURE DATED DECEMBER, 1955, BETWEEN THE -BoARD OF REGENTS 'of 'MuRRAY STATE CoLL~G~ AN~ 'THE KENTUCKY TRUsT CoMPANY of LouiSVLLE, KENTUCKY, SPECFES THAT MONEYs N THE SNKNG FuNo an EXCESS OF ALL BoNo PRNCPAL AND NTEREST REQUREMENTS FOR THE ENSUNG TWELVE MONTHS SHALL BE NVESTED BY THE TRUSTEE F SO DRECTED BY RESOLUTON OF THE. '. :1 BoARD of REGENTs, AND WHEREAS, THE TRUSTEE NOW HAS ON DEPOST N THE s.n;.ng FuND $38,943.73,AND WHEREAS, $24, WLL BE PAD BY THE CoLLEGE l~to THE SNKNG FuND on or BEFORE OcTOBER 15, 1959, AND WHEREAS, THE PRNCPAL AND NTEREST PAYMENTs TO DECEMBER 1, 1959 AMouNT TO $24,068,75 ($13,000,00 FOR PRNCPAL AND $11,068,75 NTEREST), NOW~ THEREFORE, a.:: T RESOLVED'T;.,;..,: THE BoARD of REGENTs N sess1on THE 20TH DAY OF JuLYt 1959, AUTHORZE THE TRUSTEE TO NVE~T ~p TO $30, N KEEPNG with THE PROCEDURE SPEciFu~:O in. THE 'TRUsT NDENTURE. THE FOREGONG RESOLUTON was PRESENTED BY MR. WHTE AND SECONDED BY MR. DoRAN, AND THE ROLL was CALLED ON TS ADOPTON WTH THE FOLLOWJNG 1 ~~s~:lts: MR. WHTE, AYE; t MR. DoRAN, AYEt MR. LTCHFELD, AYE; AND DR. MARTN, AYE. 0' AuoiT REPORT.: - PRESDENT Wooos CALLED TO THE ATTENTON OF THE BoARD T... :; THE AUDT MACE BY THE AuDTOR OF PusL'rc AccouNTs' AND 'EACH MEMBE'R 'o'f THE. BoARD was GVEN A copy OF THE AUDT REPORT. REyAMPlNG OF:~BATHROOMS N WELLS HALL PRESDENT Wooos REPORTED THAT we HAvE HAD A CoMMSSONER s ORDER GRANTNG us $40,000 out of THE CAPTAL CONsTRUcTio'N "f"'u'no 'wi.th WHCH TO REVAMP THE BATHROOMS N WE.LLS HALL. 'RALPH CoNLEE OF.THE D v S 'on OF E'NG"Ni::ERNG HAs R~VtEWED AND APPROVED THE PLANS FOR TH 5 WORK, MR. WLSON GANTT, DRECTOR OF MuRRAY CoLLEGE HGH, PRESENTED TO THE BoARD NFORMA TON ON THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS THAT HAVE SGNED UP FOR THE COLLEGE OPERATED ROOMS AT MuRRAY CoLLEGE HGH NEXT YEAR, WHCH JS AS FOLLOWs :-