Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1914-1917)

570

OCTOBER M.BEE'TING, 1916

to the Southern Homceopathic Medical Association in Louisville, Ky., and to a conference in Chicago, in February, of
the National Federation of Examining Boards, with the understanding that the total expense for such trips would not
exceed the sum of $Ioo provided in the t-Homcopathic College budget.
A request was received from the Director of the Chemical Laboratory that the salaries of the dispensing assistants
in the supply room should increase at the rate of $50 per
year until the total salary should reach in each case $700.
On motion of Regent Beal, the Board directed an increase
at the rate of $50 each, to date from October i, in the salaries of three assistants, with the understanding that the
further increases recommended in the schedule proposed by
Director Campbell would be considered when the budget
for next year was taken up.
On motion of Regent Hubbard, following the recommendation of the Faculty of the Colleges of Engineering and
Architecture, degrees were conferred as follows:
BACHELOR OI CIVII ENGINEERING

Lyndall Edward Hughes
Samuel Ewart Emmons
Leslie Lou LeVeque
Onie El Roy McMullen

Wallace Edward Reid
Lewis Clark Wilcoxen
Hans Peter Williamson
Da Chang Wu

BACHELOR Or SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (CIVIL)

George Moyer Bleekman
William Earl Code
Charles Simon Klein

Elwood Kirkland MacAllisterArthur Herbert Niles

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (MECHANICAL)

Walter Duenger Ammerman

Robert Gavin McAndrew

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (ELECTRICAL)

John Lucas Allison
Norman Frederick Brown
Harry Cramphim Buell
Asa Glenn Cadwallader

Francisco de Asis del Valle
Byron John Gaddis
Gerritt Adrian Rutgers

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE
Frederick Adolph Brinkman