434.

The Board of Trustees of The Arkansas State Teachers College convened inregular meeting on March 24, 1966, at ten o'clock in the morning in the BoardRoom in the Administration Building on the College grounds in Conway, Arkansas,with the following members and officers of the Board present, to-wit:

Chairman: Louie H. PolkVice-Chairman: J. C. MitchellSecretary: Mrs. Rufus W. Morgan, Jr.Trustees: Cleddie W. Harper

J. Kendall HoggardDr. John W. Sneed, Jr.Digby C. West

constituting a quorum of said Board, at which meeting the following business wastransacted, to-wit:

,Upon motion duly made by Trustee Harper, seconded by Trustee Sneed, and

unanimously passed the minutes of the last meeting were approved.

Trustee Morgan made a motion nominating Trustee Polk as Chairman for1966-67. A second to this motion was made by Trustee Mitchell and unanimouslypassed.

A motion was made by Trustee Mitchell that Trustee West be named Vice-Chairman by acclamation for 1966-67. This motion was passed by unanimous vote.

Trustee Sneed made a motion, seconded by Trustee Mitchell, that TrusteeMorgan be elected secretary for 1966-67. This motion was passed by unanimousvote.

Mr. Bruce R. Anderson, College Architect, presented final plans for theFine Arts Building. Upon motion made by Trustee Mitchell and seconded byTrustee West the plans for this building were approved by unanimous vote.

Plans for a counseling center in the library were presented by Mr. Bruce R.Anderson. Trustee Hoggard made a motion that these plans be submitted for bids.A second to this motion was made by Trustee Morgan and unanimously passed.

Trustee Mitchell made a motion that was seconded by Trustee Hoggard andunanimously passed reelecting Silas D. Snow, President of The Arkansas StateTeachers College, for another two year term beginning at the expiration date ofthe present appointment which is June 30, 1967. This new appointment is forthe two year period beginning July 1, 1967 through June 30, 1969, @ an annualsalary of $14, 200. 00. For the convenience of the Board of Trustees, the Presidentis required to live in the President's Home for which no rent nor utilities are paid.

A motion was made by Trustee Mitchell that the faculty and staff as recom-mended by President Snow be appointed for 1966^-67. Trustee Hoggard made asecond to this motion and it was unanimously passed. A list of faculty and stafffollows:

1965-66 (12 Mos. ) 1966-67 (12 MosNAME RANK Salary Salary

Silas D. SnowMaxine Crafton

A. E. BurdickRuby Chick

B. A. LewisAbbie Williams

PresidentSecretary

DeanSecretary

Dean of Graduate StudiesSecretary

$ 14,200. 00*5, 256. 00

13, 000. 005, 004. 00

10,800. 00**3, 072. 00

$ 14, 200. 00*5, 400. 00

13,500. 005,256. 00

10,800. 00**3,384.00

*For the convenience of the Board of Trustees, the President is required to live inthe President's Home for which no rent nor utilities are paid.

**9 months salary.

435.

NA_ME_

H. B. Hardy, Jr.

W. H. Osborne

Harold D. EidsonC. C. HudsonL. P. CraftonBob DempseyVirginia SmithMike SteinbeckBobbie ClarkMartha DarterMarie Wilson

Corinne RobinsonLoretta FarrisSunny Cooper

Grace Ethridge

James SylarImogene Hopkins

Olive Ferguson

C. R. Teeter

Tommy SmithGertrude Allison

Frank Koon

Mary Ann O'Donnel

Catherine Hendricks

Noble WimberlySid ColemanMarvin IbergLeo DukeElsie Wimberly

RANK

1965-66 (12 Mos. )Salary

1966-67 (12 Mos. )Salary

Assoc Prof of Educ &Chairman, General &

Pre-professional Studies $ 8 ,500.00#

Assoc Prof of Psy fe Dir ofAdmissions and Research

Business ManagerAsst. Business ManagerAccountantPurchasing AgentSecretarySecretarySecretarySecretarySecretary

RegistrarSecretarySecretarySecretary

Director of Field ServicesSecretary

Director of StudentsSecretary

Director of Women

President Assistant &of Development

Dir of Public RelationsSecretary

Assoc Prof, Dir of Men& Athletic Director

Secretary

PBX Operator

Physical Plant Supt.Phys Plant Asst SuptSecurity OfficerSecurity OfficerSecretary

Dir

8 ,800 .00

6, 600. 00

10,700. 009 , 0 0 0 . 0 03,732.00

9 ,600 .00

3, 072. 00

2 , 7 0 0 . 0 0

7,044.00*5,796. 00

4,900. 00

4,800. 00*2,928.00

$ 9,900.00*

9,000.00**

11, 500.9,000.7, 044.5,256.5,256.4, 320.3,284.3, 108.2,700.

8,800.4, 320.3, 924.3, 384.

10,800.4, 320.

10, 500.3, 072.

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9,7,5,5,4,3,3,2,

9,4,4,3,

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000. 00392. 00520. 00400. 00536. 00552. 00384. 00700. 00

000. 00536. 00320. 00552. 00

000. 00380. 00

500. 00384. 00

6 ,800 .00

11,000.009,000. 004, 116. 00

10,160.00

3 ,228 .00

2 , 7 0 0 . 0 0

7 ,392 .00*6 ,084 .004,920. 004,920.00*3, 072.00

*Plus house and utilities on campus.

**9 months salary.

#9 months salary — provided doctorate is earned by September 1, 1966.

436.

1965-66 (12 Mos.NAME RANK

1966-67 (12 Mos.Salary

Betty SmithSarah StarkLora RichardsonEdgar RichardsonRuth MintonEula KingMildred TildenAudrey HarnessMabel JonesAlma Roth

Howard MontgomeryEmily MontgomeryGeneva Milburn

Dr. Ed DunawayMarion Glover

ResidentResidentResidentResidentResidentResidentResidentResidentResidentResident

HallHallHallHallHallHallHallHallHallHall

Food ServiceDietitian

SupervisorSupervisorSupervisorSupervisorSupervisorSupervisorSupervisorSupervisorSupervisorSupervisor

Manager

Secretary

PhysicianNurse

$ 2,2,2,

1,2,2,2,2,2,

8,3,3,

1,3,

700.652.700.800.520.520.520.520.652.

200.929.960.

200.072.

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$ 7£,2,2,1,2,2,2,2,2,2,

8,4,4,

1,3,

700.700.700.920.700.700.700.700.700.700.

496.320.116.

200.228.

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*Plus apartment and utilities on campus.**Plus apartment, utilities, and food when eaten in college cafeteria.#Plus food for self and family.

NAME RANK1965-66 ;C9'. Mos. )

Salary

*Part-time teaching.

**12 months salary.

1966-67 (9 Mos. )Salary

Department ofMarie SchichtlGene Hatfield

Department ofNeal BuffaloeJewel Moore

Art:Prof & Head 3Asst Prof

Biology:Prof & HeadProfessor

J. B. Throneberry Assoc ProfT. J. BurgessH. F. CooperRay Kinser

Department ofJ. M. ManionG. S. PaulL. H. Rich

Department ofJ. C. Carroll

Assoc ProfAsst ProfInstructor

Chemistry:Prof & HeadAssoc ProfInstructor

Business and Economics:Prof & Head

D. W. Blackburn ProfessorE. L. GuffeyFred BascoJoe ShawCurtis Terrell

Assoc ProfAssoc ProfAssoc ProfAsst Prof

O. M. Wachtendorf Asst ProfFrank McAlister Asst ProfCarlysle EllisGay Hopkins

Department ofA. J. LynchE. R. HopkinsA, L. Henze

InstructorInstructor

Education and Psychology:Prof & HeadProf fc Dir of Student TchgProfessor

i 10 ,000 .00.7 , 800. 00

10, 800. 009,800. 009,800. 008 ,000 . 004, 650. 00*7, 500. 00

10,800, 009,500. 007, 400. 00

10,800. 0010, 600. 009, 500. 008,200. 007 ,700 . 00

7, 100.007, 400. 00

.6, 800. 006, 500. 00

11, 000. 00**10,000. 009, 850. 00

$ 10,300.007 , 9 2 0 . 0 0

10, 800.0010', 300.009, 900.008, 460. 004,905.00*7, 650. 00

10,800.009,720. 007,650.00

10,800.0010,600. 009 , 7 2 0 . 0 08,460. 007 ,920 .009,000. 007 , 2 9 0 . 0 04, 590. 00*6, 930. 006, 750. 00

10, 800. 0010,500.0010, 300. 00

437.

1965-66 (9 Mos. ) 1966-67 (9 Mos. )NAME RANK Salary Salary _

Department of Education & Psychology, continued:Paul WitherspoonBert StarkMabel G. PattersonW. R. ZaffireD. B. Jacobs

Department of English,E. A. NolteE. C. PolkEva BurkettRalph BehrensFrances TerryR. W. HudsonDorothy FinkleaMary RobinsonR. B. MooreGeorge AmosMary HenzeBetty YoungKeith FloydDon GarnettMaurice DeanMay Hope Moose

Department of ForeignRamon RozzellNicole Hatfield

Prof &: Director of Testing $Assoc ProfAssoc ProfAsst ProfInstructor

Speech, and Journalism:Prof & HeadProfessorProfessorProfessorAssoc ProfAsst ProfAsst ProfAsst ProfAsst ProfAsst Prof.Asst ProfAsst ProfInstructorInstructorInstructorInstructor

Languages:Prof & HeadAsst Prof

9,9,8,8,7,

10,

10,9,8,7,8,7,7,7,7,6,6,8,7,1,

10,5,

500.500.000.600.400.

800.OOOi300.800.850.300.000.500.400.700.000.000.000.500.800.

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$ 10,9,8,8,7,

10,

10,9,9,7,8,7,7,7,8,7,7,8,7,1,6,

10,5,

000.720.460.730.650.

800.300.600.000.920.280.650.560.560.100.200.200.190.650.980.300.

800.500.

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Department of Geography:W. F. KeinathPaul HagleElizabeth Abbott

Department of HistoryHorace AdamsO. W. RookW. W. MooreW. F. LisenbyC. M. EvansJoe ShawOphelia FisherW. A. LarsenLois Hobby

Assoc Prof**Asst ProfInstructor

& Political Science:Prof & HeadProfessorAssociate ProfAssoc ProfAssoc ProfAssoc ProfAssoc ProfAsst ProfInstructor

8,7,5,

10,9,9,9,8,7,7,8,5,

500.500.850.

800.800.900.600.500.700.700.200.400.

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9,8,6,

10,10,9,9,8,7,7,8,6,

600.100.030.

800/300.900.720.730.920:920.280.030.

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Department of Home Economics:Mary Jane ScottFrances WebbSue AdamsSue ThompsonAlmeria LindsayMolsie Osborne

Prof & HeadAssoc ProfAsst ProfInstructorInstructorNursery School Teacher

10,7,7,7 ,7,2,

800.800.400.400.000.100.

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10,7,7,7,7,2,

800.920.650.650.380.385.

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Department of Industrial Education:V. N, HukillBernard O'Dwyer

Prof & HeadInstructor

9,7 ,

800.400.

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10,7,

600.560.

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* Part-time teaching

**Provided doctorate is earned by September 1, 1966.

1965-66 (9 Mos. )NA_ME_ _ RA_NK Salary

438.

1966-67 (9 Mos. )Salary

Department of Library Science: 1Lee B. Spencer Prof & Head, fa Head

LibrarianGladys Sachse Assoc Prof & Asst LibrOpal Walters Instr fa Asst LibrRuth Dunaway Instr fa Asst Libr.Peggy Havens Secretary

Department of Mathematics:O. L. Hughes Prof & HeadJ. D. Henry ProfessorEarl McGehee Asst ProfDorothy Long Assoc ProfHarold Henry Assoc ProfTurner Hogan Asst ProfDarrell Kilman Asst ProfVirginia Bonds Asst Prof

Department of Music:Howard Groth Prof fa HeadCarl Forsberg ProfessorWayne Griffith Asst ProfJean Adams Asst ProfHomer Brown Instr & Band DirectorSue Evans InstructorP. R. Hasty Instr & Asst Band DirectorLeonard Phillips Instructor

Department of Philosophy:James Ware Prof fa Head

Department of Sociology:Prof fa Head

Department of Health fa Physical Education:Jeff Farris Prof & HeadCecil Garrison Prof fa Director of A- VFletcher Lowry Asst Prof & Asst CoachBetty Swift Asst ProfWilla B. Spencer Asst ProfRaymond Bright Instructor fa Head CoachCliff Horton Instr fa Basketball CoachBill Nutter Instr & Asst CoachRex Lovell Instr & Asst CoachAnn Machen InstructorDepartment of Physics:Denver Prince Prof & HeadRalva Bass Assoc Prof

Department of Special Education:Harold Love- Prof fa HeadMary K. Stewart Instructor

f

10,7,6,5,Z ,

10,10,8,8,7,7,7,7,

10,9,6,4,8,7,6,4,

9,

J O ,9,8,7,7,9,8,7,7 ,6,

10,8,

10,7 ,

800.200.200.900.520.

300.000.500.000.700.700.700.700.

800.800.500.100.100.400.600.500.

900.

600.400.600.600.000.200.600.500.500.100.

600.100.

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$10,7,6,5,2,

10,10,8,8,8,8,8,7,

10,10,6,4,8,

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10,

10,

10,10,9,7,7,9,8,7,7,6,

10,8,

10,8,

000.920.480.940.784.

700.500.730.460.100.100.100.920.

800.000.600.230.280.650.750..860.

600.

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800.000.000.830.200.450.600.830.830.300.

800.460.

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*12 months salary**Part-time teaching#On leave

President Snow recommended that those faculty members who will teach duringthe summer session, 1966, be paid according to the following scale: (See page439.

439.

Rank Sala.£y_per_Sumrne_r _Term _Professor & Head ^ ~ ~800.~bo" to "$fl6o. 00Associate Professor 800. 00 to 900. 00Assistant Professor 700 .00 to 800.00Instructor 500. 00 to 750.00

Trustee Sneed made a motion that the recommendation be approved, and furthermorethat President Snow be authorized to fill vacancies for the summer session of 1966,for the .regular session 1966-67, to be formally acted upon at subsequent meetings ofthe Board. A second to this motion was made by Trustee West and unanimously passed.

A motion was made by Trustee Hoggard, seconded by Trustee Harper, and unani-mously passed that the leaves of absence, resignations, and summer appointments asrecommended by President Snow be approved. These are listed below:

Leaves of Absence:1. Richard Collins, Associate Professor of Biology, academic year 1966-67, without

pay.2. Turner Hogan, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, academic year 1966-67, without

pay.3. Faril Simpson, Assistant Professor of Physical Science, academic year 1966-67

without pay.4. Betty Swift, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, academic year 1966-67,

without pay.

Resignations:1. Karl H. Meyer, Instructor of Foreign Language.2. Clarence O. Hamilton, Assistant Professor of Business.3. Andre McNeil, Assistant Professor of Economics.4. Mrs. J. H. Montgomery, Resident Hall Supervisor.

Summer Appointments: :1. Miss Freida Cummings, Library, first summer term @ $125. 00 per week and

second summer term @ $75. 00 per week.2. Miss Allen Ragland, Consultant in the Family Finance Workshop, second summer

term, @ $125. 00 per week.3. Mrs. Venora Crump, Instructor in the Summer Institute for Elementary School

Librarians, second summer term, @ $134. 60 per week.4. Miss Erma Chastain, Instructor in the Summer Institute for Elementary School

Librarians, first summer term, @ $160. 16 per week.5. Mis.s Julia Lee Moore, Administrative Assistant in the Summer Institute for Ele-

mentary School Librarians, for two months beginning June 6, 1966, @ $675.00per month.

6. Miss Nola Ellis, Instructor in the Summer Institute for Elementary SchoolLibrarians, second summer term, @ $151. 16 per week.

7. Simms McClintock, Instructor in the Summer Institute for Secondary Teachers ofAmerican History, beginning June 13, 1966, for a period of eight weeks @ $200. 00per week.

Upon motion made by Trustee Mitchell, seconded by Trustee Sneed, and unani-mously, passed, the following action was taken:

1. The state winner of the National Spanish Contest be granted a. freshman feeremission scholarship.

2. Meadors dormitory be converted into a dormitory for athletes effectiveSeptember 1, 1966, and that said athletes living in this facility pay a monthlyroom rent of $20. 00.

3. Effective the first summer term, 1966, offices on the campus be open for aperiod of forty hours per week.

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It was agreed by the Board of Trustees that due to the heavy commitmentsof the College and staff limitations, it would be inadvisable to establish off-campus work programs for the summer of 1966.

Mr. Harold D. Eidson, Business Manager, gave a financial statement.

There being no further business to come before the Board, Trustee Sneedmade a motion, seconded by Trustee Mitchell, and unanimously passed thatthe meeting adjourn.

Loui H. Polk, Chairman

Mrs. mifus W. Morgan, J^. , Secretary