Central Michigan University
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES
May 18, 1966
Transfers and Reclassifications continued -
Mr. E. Donald Koppler, Custodian M-l, Maintenance, from
that of Tem!X>rary Groundsman, effective April IS, 1966.
Mr. Ward L. Lennox, Custodian 101-1 , Maintenance, from that
of Temporary Gr oundsman, effeclive April IS, 1966.
Mr. Arthur David , Tradeshelper M-2, Maintenance, from that
of General r.1aintenance M-l , effective April IS, 1966.
Mr. Gary Swanson, Temporary, Office of Equipment Inventory,
a change in salary, effective April 4, 1966.
Mr. Robert J. Elkins, Temporary , Office of Equipment Inventory,
a change in salary, effective April 4 , 1966.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE:
Sabbaticals:
Daniel B. Weber Academic year, 1966-67
Department of English
Norman C. Dietz Second Semester, 1967-68
Department of Musio
Dr. J eanne M. Haskett, Assistant P rofessor ,
for the academic year 1966-67.
Recommend approval of promotions as follows:
SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
English Mr. William Lewis
Dr. Charles Pfeiffer
Histo ry Dr. J canne Haskett
Geog raphy Dr. Robert P. :Marple
Mathematics Mr. Donald Hazekamp
Mr. Dean Hi nshaw
Physics Mr. Kenneth Wright
Sociology Dr . Sherman Ricards
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History Depar tment,
From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
From Associate Professor
to Professor
From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
From Associate Professor
to Professor
From In structor to
Assistant Professor
From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
F,'om Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
From Associate Professor
to Professor
Speech Dr. Gtlbert Rau
Dr. Eugene Rydahl
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Education Miss Barbar a Bissot
Dr. J ames E. Hayes
Dr. John C. We lser
Dr. Roger Goenner
From Associate Professor
to Professor
From Assistant Professor
to Associate P rofessor
From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
From Associa te Professor
to Pr ofessor
Fr om Assistant P rofessor
to Associate P rofessor
From Associate Professor
to P rofessor
Psychology Dr. William F. Hawkins From Assistant Professor
to Associate Professor
SCHOOL OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS
Mt Mr. Howard McConegbey From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
Home Economics Miss Marjorie Mastic
Industri al Education Dr. James H. Bailey
Mr. Oliver Obe rlander
Library Mrs. Mary Br adac
Music Dr. Edgar C. Ross
Miss Yda LQu Schultz
From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
(If additional 10 hou rs are
taken in Summer School d
1966.)
From Associate Professor
to Professor
From Assistant P r ofessor to
Associate P rofessor
From Instructor to
Assistant Professor
From Associate Professor
to Professor
Fr om Assista nt Professor
to Associate Professor
SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
AND RECREATION
Mr. Lor en B. Bensley From Inst ructor to
Assistant Professor
The Resolutions for the fo llowing persons who are retiring from active
s e rvice were submitted for information: (Copy on file in the Secretary's
Office. )
Esther Royal Altman
George F. DePuy
Ottilia Kaminske
Claude D. Love
Greta P. Masten
lt
Rolland H. Maybe e
Osca rOppenheimer
D. Louise Sharp
Woodward C. Smith
Ann Louise Welch
Recommend that approval be granted to continue the employment of
Mrs. Garnet Baskerville and Miss Lillian Engelsen for the period
May 18, 1966, to August 1, 1967, as part-time hourly rated employees
on the Jobs that they are presently holding.
Recommend that, starting with the summer session of 1966, all9.immer
School sbJdents operating vehicles in the University area be required to
register same and pay a $1. 00 registration fee to cover the entire,
or any portion, of the period they are on the campus between July 1 and
August 31.
Recommend that Item 2 "Transfer" under the beading of "Promotions
and Transfers" on page 12 of the Service Staff HaOObook be revised as
follows: (All prolXlsed changes are indicated in all caps.)
2. Transfer -- Every employee AFTER SERVING A MINIMUM OF
ONE YEAR IN THEIR CURRENT CLASSIFICATION is encouraged
to make known to his supervisor AND THE PERSONNEL OFFICE
any work preferences he may have so that when vacancies occur
they may be filled by transfer within the University. Transfers
which represent advancement for the individual and serve the
best interests of the University are highly desirable. Approval
of inter-departmental transfers will depend on the following
factors:
1. A vacancy occurs which represents opportunity for career
advancement. ALL SUCH VACANCIES ARE TO BE REPORTED
IMMEDIATELY TO TIlE PERSONNEL OFFICE AND WILL BE
ADVERTISED IN THE UNIVERSITY NEWSLETTER
2. An employee who is qualified AND EXPRESSES A DESIRE TO
BE CONSIDERED FOR TRANSFER TO the existing vacancy
BY PROPERLY COMPLETING AND SUBJooITTIING TO HIS
SUPERVISOR A BUSINESS DMSION FORM P-26, SERVICE
STAFF TRANSFER REQU EST.
3. Employee obtains sanction from supervisors of both departments
involved.
4. THE DEPART:MENT HAVING THE VACANCY INITIATES
BUSINESS DIVISION FORM 3, STAFF APPOINTMENT REQUEST,
REFLECTING THE TRiN SFER AND GIVING COMPLETE
IN FORMATION.
Recommend that the present Honesty Bond in the amount of $50,000 now
being carried on the Secretary and Treasurer of lhe Board be dropped
and that a new $5.000 "Faithful Performance Bond" be taken out on these
officers.
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Recommend that the action of the Board of Trustees of August, 1965,
be amended to read:
"It is recommended that the Board of Trustees authorize administrative
officials to join with Boards and administrative officials
of Northern and Eastern Mic higan Universities to:
1. Obtain written opinion of the Attorney General as to the
validity of the requirement for prior legislative approval
as expressed in Section 8 of Act 48 Public Acts SecoOO
Extra Session 1963.
2. If such opinion confirms that said provisions are unconstitutional,
make a concerted e ffort to get the legislature
to repeal said section 8 of Act 48, as amended. "
Recommend that the graduate fellowships previously authorized in the
amount of $300 in cash and the remiasion of fees in the amount of $300
or a total of $600 be modified to include $300 in cash and the remission
of fees which in-state would be $300 aOO out-of-state $600.
Recommend approval of the Hst of Prospective Graduates for degrees
and certificates for the June 11, 1966 Commencement, as submitted.
(Copy on file in the Secretary's Office .)
Recommend awroval of the Tentative Fall Program, Off-Campus,
1966, as submitted. (Copy on fUe in the Secretary's Office.)
GIFrS:
Grant in the amount of $77,445 from the Department of Health , Education
and Welfare, Washington. D. C., to participate in the College
Work-Study P rogram authorized under the Economic Opportuniiy Act
of 1964.
From the General Motors Corporation, a Corvette Chassis donated
to our Industrial Education Department. Estimated value - $18,000.
To the Library:
From:
Mr. Glen A. BOissonneault, Saginaw, Michigan, the publication
of the Associated Press, The World in 1965. Estimated
value - $10.00
On motion , meeting adjourned at 2:30 P. M.
. oY~ of.~
Mrs. Doris L. Crippo
13 Secretary
Central Michigan University Board of Trustees
Meeting of May 18, 1966
Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
Members present: Mrs. Jean Backus; Lloyd M. Cofer; Mrs. Katharine C.
Hafstad, Chairman; Lawrence D. Rahilly; James M. Umphrey; Judson W.
Foust, President. Also: Norvall C. Bovee, Treasurer; Mrs. Doris L.
Crippo, Secretary; Byron P. Gallagher, Legal Counsel.
Absent: E. Allan Morrow; John W. Blvler; Walter W. Wightman.
It was moved, seconded and carried that the minutes of the meeting of
April 13, 1966 be approved as printed.
It was moved, seconded and carried that Roger Allen and Associates
of Grand Rapids be approved as the architects fur the work involved in
adding to the new heating plant,
It was moved, seconded and carried that the follOwing Resolution be
approved:
RE$OLUTION AUT!IO~ IZING SU8HIHIOH OF AN ~PPlICATION TO l~E DVARTIIENT
OF HOIJ$ING AHD URe~N OE~ElOPIIEIIT fOR A LOAN IN THE AHOUNT OF $J,600,000
TO p~y PART OF THE COSTS OF CONSTRuCTING fOlJR NEW RESIDENt[ H.IoLLS AND ...
fOOD SERVICE fACILITY ON THE CAHPUS OF CEIITAAl HI CHIGAN UNIVERSITY,
llHEREAS, Contrll Hl ehlgon Unl.erslty 80.rd of Tru""S (being tloo Con .. l_
,utlonll .nd ,utu tory board of c""tro l of Control Hlchlgln Unl.e"l.y) In
tOe n.«I,. of h . connl.utl"". 1 I nd ... tulory dUll .. , hll d ..... d It
nocu .. ry and expodlent ond for t he be" Interes" of Clntr. 1 IIlehlg.n
Unlv",lty to eo" .. ruct, furn loh I nd oqulp • (joJ.<lrongle on t ho CI""U, of
.. Id Unlv".lty, e""slstl"g of four residence hi ll. Ind. food . . .. 1 ..
f oci lity 10 pro.ld. hou . lng, dining I nd ",, ~url.n.nt focil ltl .. for . pproxh
•• t.ly 1,500 stude"to; .n.
IIHHEAS, The Leglslatu r. of the $t.to of III.hI9'", by _ .. Concurrent Rosolutlon
tio), S8 (1~64 $ ... Ion), .~prOVoQ tOe I.ttl"g of ~ontroclS for the fi rst
. nd .«ond rul d.nee "nl IS Ind tOe food nrvl <0 f . clll 'y, I" l.cordl "CO "I th
Se ction II of Act Ho, 116 of ,tIO Public A<I . of 196J, Ind by Su.t. Coneurront
Resolution tio). 68 (1965 $ ... Ion), ""proved tOe lUting of controctl fo' t ho
.hlrd I nd fourth ro.ldon •• unlto, In accordlnce with $ec t l"" I) of Act No.
259 of t tlO Public Acts of 196~; .nd
IIHU£A$, thls Boord dou. It ".c .... ry . nd ...... dl.n. to borrow $J,600,000
fr ... the United Stote. of """,rlC I , D.pa" ... n, of HOyolog Ind Urb. n Oo.olop....
nt to ~ . y p. " of Ihe cooll of "on.tl"\>cll"g .. Id Q>lldr.ngl.;
HOW, THE~EFORE, eE IT ~ESOLVED thlt thl. Boord ... ke ""plle.tlon to ltoe Unlt.d
St. t .. of ...... rlc . through the Dep.rtmen, of HOUSing ond urb on Oo,"lop ... ", to
borrow 11>0 sur> ot $],600,000, to PlY port of ttlO cos" of conltrucllon of tho
n ... Q>I . d rongl . 0" the c_u. of C.ntrl l Hlchlgl n Unl . . .. lty; IIld Q>l odr."gl.
to <on.l.t of four rulden.o hi llo, "now" as Cor' y, Cobb, Trout ... n .nd
~ho.lo, R",ldenc l Hillo I"d. food .... Ice f l <llIty to ..... ttlO .. uden ..
11.lng In .. Id r .. ldenee h.lls; .. 10;1 Q!.I l drongl. '0 ~ro.lde h"" olng, dIning
.nd oppu r ton . nt focil ltl .. for Ipproxl ... t.ly I,SOO otudontl ."endlng Contrll
III chi gIn Unlve"lty.
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eE IT FUATHH ~ESOlVEO th l t H. C. eo"". , Vi c. Pre.ldent of Centrll Hlchlg l n
Uni.e"lty . nd Tr ... ur.r of .hl . (;o .. d, or Ant hany Po~,'ell., DI,octor of
PI.nt htenolon for Centr.1 Hld.lgon Unlvert lty, or either one of the,. , be
authorized , ._. r od Ino d l rect.d to act as IUthodzed r.p ros. nutl" .. o f
thl' eOlre In connoction "lth the appl lcotlon, procu .lng I nd cloolng of U.h
lOi n, to . Ign Ind .""cute I II docu ... n" . nd •• rtlfl. l t .. a qulred In connlCtlon
"IU ... Id lo.n .pp llc . tlon, coq:o lltlon of ,"Id loon Inc dl l l viry of b""d.
l11ued under the t er ... of .. Ie lo . n.
eE IT FURTHER R[$OlVED thlt Ann Arbo r Trust '""",.ny, of An" Arbor, Hlehlg ln ,
bl do.lg"atod FI.eol Agent InC bl and I. heabv ""thod ••• to take .ueh step,
. nd pe,for •• uen .et. In. dlld ... ".V bl rlqulr,d.o Irrlngo'he fln lnc lng
I ncldenlll to .. Id Project, I nc luding tund. to b. u,"d together "Ith the ,,111>In
conto"",llted $),600,000 to PlY construction co.II, tund. to ply con. of
pro.ldlng t.rnlohlng, .nd "",.obl .. oqul_nt for the ProJecI, ."d O"y Interh.
fln.nclng ".c .... ry to prOvide constr"ctlon f.nds prior to 11>0 closing of this
10"", opplicotlon for .. hleh II ... thorlu. herlln Ind prior 10 the <.lo.lng of
otOe, lo. ns r.qulnd to provide the b. l l nci of the flnl"e lng 'ofo rred 10.
et IT fU~THE~ RESOl~ED that the . bo.e n .... d offlc.r. Ind reprel en." tlves
of tno Unlvorslty I nc tno .bo.e n ..... Fls • • 1 Ag.nt Oe ond ore toereby ", .hor_
Iz. d I nd dlruc.d to cooperate .. Ith .. eh other In 0I>1IInln9 per~ . n.nt fln l n_
clng for ttoe ontlr. ~.dr ... gll Project In SUC" for", .. shIll su .. r."""able,
prop", Ind .. tl.foctory to thlo Boord, "tIOt toer ,he._ .holl .,. In tno for",
of t"" I""co of ro""nue bonds, or one Issue of r • •• n .... bond. of .. hlch on.
serlu .. lgM .,. pureh ... d by tno United Sute. of """'rlci .nd the olher s.rl ..
by ..... Purchl sor or purch • •• r. otloo, Ih.n tOe Unlc.d $ .. tl, of ...... rlc •• ftor
hl.lng boln offor.d It public .. 1o , or In ..... ottlO, for. lS ... y b. ree_nded
by lhe .. Id F1su l Ago"l. Provided, Iho< tll .. 1 .... n!l'lo>onlo for .. Id finan _
<.Ing sh.11 be ."bJ.ct to the IPProv11 of thi s eo.ro at • futuro ... ellng of ._.
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It was moved, seconded and carried tbat the reservation of $570,000
made for project CH-Micb-110 (D) for Married Student Apartments be
decUned and the Department of Housing and Urban Development be so
advised .
The Chairman called for reports from Committees:
Finance Committee -- Mr. ,sivler, Chairman
No report (Mr. Sivier absent)
Academic Affairs Committee -- Dr. Cofer, Chairman
A meeting was held on May 17 with the Academic Affairs Committee
of the University Senate and there was informal discussion on many
items including:
1. Question regarding the continued action on the salary increments
for the five professor s. The Board Committee felt
that since the matter is now in litigation it was best to refer
the matter to our attorneys for advice.
2. The appointment of the committee for screening candidates
for the position of Vice President of Public Ser·vices. The
University Senate feit that the Board might have been somewhat
precipitous in authoriZing the appointment of a
committee, The Board Committee explained that the Ad Hoc
Committee on Appointment Policy wruld suhmit a statement
of policy for action by the Board at the next meeting.
Mrs. Halstad, Chairman, acknowledged receipt of the letter from Dr.
Elbert R. Bowen, Chairman of the University Senate, relative to the
committee for the Vice President of Public Services position.
It was moved, seconded and carried that the s alary formula for 1966-67
as presented be approved and that an outline based on this forn:u la be
presented at the next Board Meeting. (Copy on file in the Secretary's Office.)
Chairman Hafstad stated that the Board had not had time to give detailed
consideration to the various communications from the University Senate
and therefore referred tbese to Board Committees for study aoo report
back to the Board as follows:
1. Report of the Central Michigan University Senate Ad Hoc Committee
on Establishing Procedures for Implementing Faculty Participation
in the Selection of Deans, Vice Presidents, and the President
(Rivard Report) - is being considered by the Ad Hoc Committee on
Appointment Polley of the Board. It is hoped that a report on this
will be made at the next meeting of the Board.
2. Procedures for Handling Questions of Professional Concern involviIl(t
One or More Members of the Teaching Faculty (Wysong Report) -
referred to an Ad Hoc Committee with Mr. Umphrey, Chairman, and
Mr. John Sivler. ,
3. Criteria for Promotion Report (Grove Report) - referred to the
Academic Affairs Committee.
4. Implementation of the Salary Schedule Report (Wysong Report) -
referred to the Acad emic Affairs Committee.
5. Load Report published in 1960 by Interfaculty Council - Dr. Bowen.
Pres ident Foust stated that this study was prepared by the Interfaculty
Council of which Central Michigan University is a member,
was made when we were uooer the Stale Board of Education. Along
with this Dr. Moore can furnish some additional information which
would include more recent studies.
It was suggested tbat Dr. Moore be asked to get some material
together on this and present it to the Board.
It was suggested that the Bylaws be corrected to state that the Secretary
and the Treasurer of the Board each shall give a "Faithful Performance
Bond" and that such amendment be presented for approval at the next
meeting of the Board. Mr. Bovee is to furnish the proper amendment
to Mr. Umphrey, and bold off on the Fidelity Bond until the Bylaws are
changed.
The Auditors Report and answers to the recommendations were referred
to the Finance Committee for report at the next meeting.
It was suggested that the Board acknowledge Dr. Aust1n Knapp's paper
on "The Constitutional Position of the Michigan Institutions of Higher
Education. "
Special academic robes for the Board members were discussed. It was
the concensus that we wou ld think about this but for the present we would
use the regular black academic robes .
Reports were made on the following items:
1. Labor Mediation Board
2, Board of Trustees - - Academic Affairs Committee
3. Board of Trustees -- Appointment P olicy Committee
4. Enrollment -- Freshmen and Transfers - Fall. 1966
5. Distribution of Board Mirrutes to the State legislative Fiscal
Agency
It was moved, seconded aoo carried that the follOWing formal recommendations
as presented by President Foust be approved:
RETIREMENTS:
Miss Ottilia Kaminske, Assistant Professor, Commerce Depart ment,
effective June 11, 1966, with the rank of Assistant Professor
Emeritus.
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RESIGNATIONS:
Mr. J. Richard Beach, Instructor, Geography Department,
effective June 11, 1966.
Mr. Hal Cowan, Administrative Assistant I, Informat1on
Services, effective June 17, 1966.
Mrs. Donna E. Denslow, Instructor, Education Department,
effective June 11, 1966.
Miss Ruth Haven, Instructor, University Laboratory School,
effective July 29, 1966.
Mr. l\fichael Lynch , Assistant Instructor, English Department,
effective June 11, 1966.
Mr. William M. Marsh, Instructor, Geography Department,
effective June 11, 1966.
Dr. Marianne Mitchell, Assistant Professor, Education
Department, effective August 12, 1966.
Mr. Keith D. O'Dell, Instructor, Mathematics Department,
effective August 31, 1966.
Mr. Peep P. Rebane, Instructor, History Department, effective
June 11 , 1966.
Mrs. Norma J. Rauner, Instructor, Journalism and Information
Services, effective June 11, 1966.
Dr. Paul J. Wisch, Assistant Professor, EcUcation Department,
effective June 11, 1966.
Mrs. Constance Heintz, Secretary Jr. C-4, Business Division,
effective May 14, 1966.
Mr. Edward J. Houck, Custodian M-l , Housing, effective
April 23, 1966.
Mr. Charles A. Allen, Tradeshelper M-2, Maintenance, effective
April 12, 1966.
Mrs. Aprial F. Curry, Nurses Aid (Evenings) M-O, Student
Health Service, effective April 11, 1966.
Mr. Harold M. Love, Sr., Custodian M-l, Maintenance, effective
March 28, 1966.
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Resignations continued -
Mrs. Joanne Thompson, Clerk Jr. C-O, (Temporary), Library,
effective April 17, 1966.
The following temporary persons hired to help with the inventory
of office equipment and dates of termination:
APPOINTMENTS:
Woodrow J. Allen - April 22, 1966
John E. Gross - April 20, 1966
Dr. H. Harwood Hess, Assistant Professor, English Department,
to serve as Acting Chairman of the English Department, for the
period September 1,1966 to May 30, 1967, while Dr. John
Hepler is on a leave of absence.
Mr. Leo R. Bennett , Administrative Assistant VI, Field Services,
effective beginning July 1, 1966.
Mr. Barry G. Brissman, Instructor, English Department,
effective September 5, 1966.
Lt. Col. Oran F. Burns, Admissions Counselor, Administrative
Assistant III, effective September 1, 1966.
Mr. Floyd Dain, Assistant Professor, History Department , one half
time; and Administrative Assistant IV, Clarke Historical
Library, one-half lime, effective September 5 , 1966 .
Dr. Thomas J. Delia, Assis tant Professor, Chemistry Department,
effective September 5, 1966.
Mr. Malcolm Elliott, Assistant Professor, Re creation Department,
beginning September 5, 1966.
Mr. Andr ew J. Geryol, Instructor, Business Department, e ffective
September 5, 1966.
Mr. Walter B. Green, Instructor (Temporary), Speech and
Drama Department, effective September 5, 1966.
Mr. Stephen Holder , Instructor, English Department, effective
September 5, 1966.
Miss Wilma Hook, Instructor, English Department, effective
September 5, 1966.
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Appointments continued -
Mr. James E. Hornak , Ins tructor (Temporary), Pbys ical
Education Department, e ffective September 5, 1966.
Mr. James R. Lampky, Assistant Professor, Biology Department
, effective September 5, 1966.
Mr. Albert Long, Inst ructor in Mathematic s , (Ford Foundation
Iooustrial Technical Project), effective September 5, 1966.
Mrs . Liooa M. Moffit, Instructor, English Department, e ffec tive
September 5 , 1966.
Miss Helen Morstnk , Assistant Professor, Education Department,
beginning September 5 , 1966.
Mr. Burton D. Nelson, Instructor , Geography Department,
beginning September 5, 1966.
Mr. Douglas Noverr, Instructor , English Department, effective
September 5, 1966.
Mr. I. Blaine Quarnstrom , Assistant Professor, Speech an:!
Drama Department, e ffective September 5, 1966.
Dr. Carl E. Shonk, Assistant P rofessor, Chemistry Department,
effective September 5, 1966.
Mr. Francis E. Simoneau, Administrative Assistant I , Field
Services, effective July 1 , 1966.
Mr. Richard C. Smith , Assistant Professor, Speech and Drama
Department, effective September 5 , 1966 .
Mr. Clarence B. Stor tz, Assistant Professo r , Mathematics
Department , e ffective September 5 , 1966.
Dr. Harriet Whitney, Assistant Professor, Education Department,
effective September 5, 1966.
Mrs. Jean R. Lewis, Assistant Instructor (Temporary), English
Department, for the r emainder of the spring semester, effective
April 13, 1966.
Mr. Herbert Loh r , Ins tructor, Indust rial Ewcatton Depar tment ,
beginning April 20, 1966.
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Appointments continued -
\
Mr. Michael Cauley, Instructor, Industrial Education Department
, begi nning April 19, 1966.
Miss Frances Martin, Visiting Instructor, Education Department,
for the period May 2 - June 10, 1966 .
Miss Helen Johnson, Visiting Instructor , Echlcation Department ,
for the period April 1 - April 29, 1966.
Mrs. Katherine Binning, Visiting Inst ructor, Ecooomics
Department, for the pe riod April 18 - 23, 1966.
Mrs. Jane A. Heemsot h, Nurses Aid (Evenings) , M-O, Student
Health Service,. beginning April 23, 1966.
Mrs. Liooa Sue Measel, Keyp.J.nch Operator C-l, Business
Division, effective April 18, 1966.
Mrs . Margaret C. Huffman, Stenographer Jr. C-2, Business
Division, effective May I, 1966.
The foll owing temporary persons hired to help with the inventory
of office equipme nt , at the fo llowing e ffective dates:
Gary A. Davis - AprU 19, 1966
Theodore Felter - June 13, 1966
J ohn E. Gross - April 18, 1966
Richard Sauerbrun n - June 6, 1966
There were t hree T emporary Groundsmen hired s inc e the last
Board of Trustees Meeting on April 13, 1966.
TRA NSFERS AND RECLASSIFICATIONS:
Mrs. J ean ne Voorhees , Instructor (Temporary), part-time,
Mathematics Department, a change in salar y rat e , effective
April 18, 1966.
Mr. Nelson Cary, General Maintenance M-l, Maintenance,
fr om that of Temporary Groundsman, effective May 2, 196 6.
Mr. Donald Decker , General Maintenance M- 1, Maintenance,
from that of Temporary Groundsma n, effective May 2, 1966.
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