Executive Committee Minutes, 1909 April 24

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of mecting held Saturday, April 24th, 1909, at 2230 P.

to order promptly in the office of the Commissioner of

t and Commissioner Draper in the chalr.

Bdveation, #11 member

The minutes of oreviovs necting were 2pprov das read.

Mr. Gogswell and Tr. Ward, having peen appointed at the last meeting 9

committee concerning the procuring and housing of coml, made xir report, re-

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that a scales be purchased from the

‘irbanks Company for the sum of

t by measurement as hereto~

enlarged this year because t

fore; that the conl-pocket be not

we have at our disposal)

doing so amounted to $@, 220, which is a larger sun t

he principal dealers in Alba

and that requests for bids pe sent to all of

without unnecessary delay. The report was accepted and its recommendations

llowing resolution which was duly adopted:

t walks and roads

Mr. Finegan revorted progress in the matter of laying o

enting 2 plan prepared by the

on the new College grounds,

2d upon and Mr. Finegan was instructed to close the

ertain chi

nges were agr

contract and have work done as soon as possible.

tioved that at the clo:

r discussion of the matter, Mr. Finegs

echool year all courses below e High School be discontin

The motion was carried,

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The natter of establishing departnents and making appoi to fill them
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for the ensuing year was next taken up, and the following conclusions
That in the Department of Ancient Languages, Dr. Leonard W.
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be appointed Professor at his present salary of $2500;
That in the Tepartment of Modern Languages Mr. Winfred ¢. Recker be
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appointed Assistant sor at a salary of $1500, and Miss H. Louise McCutcheon
also Assistant Professor at a salary of $1000;
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That in the Department of English the President look for and reconmend
@ Professor ai a salary not to exceed $2500, and Mrs. Margaret BE. Mooney appoin
ted Assistant Professor at a salary of $1100;
That in the Department of Pedagogy, Psychology and Philosphy, Dr. William
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B. Asvinwall be appointed Professor, . 1is salary Es sae er; and that
ident look for and reconnend an Assistant Profess to
exceed $15003 dd Tuk Way he Ly Faire Meo afupora/ ich Miata we Crane al rae
That in the lepartne of Mathematics, Prof. A. N. Husted be continued Co nn
at his present salary of $2500,and Mr. Harry Birchenough be appointed Assistant
Professor at a salary of $1500;
That in the Department of Gommercial Branches William V. Jones be appointed
Professor at his salary of $2300;
That in Department of History the President reco d herent
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someone as Professor at a salary not to exceed $2500; and that David Hutehis on be
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appointed Assistant Professor at a salary of $1500; wd Mar diy iL. UNasad., Wire
cand, Llttrrnan or > 1000, ~
That in the NDeparti t of Government and Economics no full Professor be
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appointed at present, but that Mr. Adam A. Walker be appointed Assi
ata salary of $1400;
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That in the Department of Natural Sciences Professor g. W. Wetmore be
continued at his present salary of $2500 and that Mr. Clifford A. Woodard be
sistant Professor at a sal of $1500 and Barnard 8. Bronson 2150

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Assistant Professor at a salary of $1400, and Miss Bunice A. Perine as tructor

at a salary of $1000;

sblished

or be found and salary be det

riined laters
That & Departnent of Fine Arts and Design be established under the charge
Perine;

the Tepartment of Physical Training, Miss Arnbrus

er selected for

herea

State Normal College

Albany, N. Y. ted to nect again on

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‘ Commencement Exercises

rd of Trustees.

of the

\} Sixty-Fifth Year

1" Tuesday, June Twenty-Second, Nineteen Hundred Nine
Ten Thirty O'clock, A. M.
| at

Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church

State Normal College

Albany, N. Y.

‘Commencement Exercises

of the

Sixty-Fifth Year

Tuesday, June Twenty-Second, Nineteen Hundred Nine

Ten Thirty O'clock, A. M.

at

Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Program

ye

Music
OverTtuRE—To Semiramidi = -
Pror. Samuet B. Berpinc
Prayer
Rey. Cuartes F. Suaw
Music
Fantasts—Ich Grolle Nicht’ -
Pror. Samuet B, Betpine
Address
Rey. L. M. Lounssury
Music

Overture—Romantique - -

Pror. Samuet B. Brevpinc

Presentation of Diplomas

Benediction

- Rossini

Schumann

Keler Bela

Graduates

JONE 22, 1909
COLLEGIATE COURSES

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Name Post-office County
Apzianzen, Javier S. Chiclayo, Peru
Brrccs, Otiye ANGELIA Bainbridge Chenango
DeWrrr, Awnre, Pd, B. Skaneateles Onondaga
Hersey, Louise Moore, Pd. B. Watertown Jefferson

Hottanps, Lean, Pd. B. Watervliet Albany
Woon, Crarence Asuton, Ph. B.,
LL. B. E. Onondaga Onondaga

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Denison, ARLINE Geneseo Livingston

GRADUATE COURSE

BACHELOR OF PEDAGOGY

Avniner, Jesse, A. B. Cohoes Albany
Evy, Mary Binunes, A. B, Albany Albany
Hautey, Erskine Burr, A. B. Troy Rensselaer
Huyter, Frorence, A, B. Fulton Oswego
Prary, Epitn J., A. B. Utica Oneida
Tuomas, Mary Aucurt, A. B. Utica Oneida

Assistant Professor at a salary of $1400, 2nd Miss Bunice A. Perine as Instructor

at a salary of $1000;

of Manual and Indus

rial Training to be estsblished

to be found hereaf

at a salary not to exceed $2500;

That in the Department of Domestie Beonomy to be

tablished, a

Professor found and salary be de

later;

t & Department of Fine Arts and I

sign be established under the charge

of Miss Bunice A. Perine;

in the Department of Physical Training, Miss

be appointed Tirector at a salary of $1200; and
That in the Tlepartment of Music a Director be hereafter selected for

appointment at a salary mot to exceed $1200.

There being no f

rther business, e Board adjovrned to neet again on

Wednesday, April 28th, at 3:30 P.M.

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Secrets

y, Board of Trustees.

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