| Summary: | Minutes of the Board of Trustees meetings held in 1921.6
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING,
February 22, 1921
The Board of Trustees met in the office of the President at 3 p.m.
February 22nd, Governor Kilby presiding. Roll call showed the following
members present:
Gov. Kilby Mr. Terry
Dr. Abercrombie Dr. Oates
Mr. Rogers Mr. Samford
Mr. Sherrod Mr. Haley
Mr. McDowell Mr. Herzfeld
Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
The report of the meeting of the Executive Committee held November
16th was read, and on motion of Dr. Oates received, and action ratified
by the Board. The Board also adopted the following motion: RESOLVED,
that the action of the Executive Committee with regard to p-yment of
certain outstanding bills against Smith Dining Hall be, and the same is,
hereby approved.
President Dowell read his report, cop ~ es of which were supplied
members of the Board. The following motion by Mr. Rogers, offered as a
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substitute for similar motions of Messrs. Oates and Samford, was adopted (
by the Board. RESOLVED, that the report of the President be received
by the Board and that each recommendation be taken up and acted upon
separately.
Action as fo11o\vs was then taken on the recommendations of the President:
1. That permission to carry forward the necessary improvements
from the Building and Repair Fund up to an amount not to exceed
$5,000. be granted. ADOPTED BY THE BOARD.
2. That the general plan (known as Plan B) for the future growth
and development of the college herewith presented be approved.
ADOPTED BY THE BOARD.
3. That appropriate action looking toward the rebuilding of Corner
Agricrultural Hall be taken. By action-of the Board this matter
was referred to the President and Executive Committee with
power to act.
4. That the Board adopt some policy with reference to the acquisition
of more land. The Presi dent was authorized to investigate
and,when ready to recommend purchase, to confer with Exe-cutive
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That the conversion of Smith Dining Hall into a girls' dormitory
be authorized. The Board adopted this recommendation
provided not more that C?OOO. is expended on said conversion.
That the employment of a Dean of Women and at least one teacher
of Home Economics be' authorized. This was approved by the
Board provided such, action is not in comflict with the agreement
signed by Presidents ' of Auburn, University and Montevallo.
That somebody be charged with the duty of suggesting to the
Board at its neKt meeting a plan for the enlargement of our
present water supply. The Board charged the President with
this duty.
That the necessary power be conferred upon the President to readjust
the salaries and employ additional help as may be justi~
fied by the action of the General Education Board. ADOPTED.
This power was conferred on the president by the Board.
The Board adopted the following resolution introducted by Mr. Samford:
Realizin~ and appreciating the earnest interest of the Alumn~ of this
institution pertaining to its welfare and usefulness, be it resolved,
that assurance be formally given to the Almnni Association through its
recognized officials tha't this Board will not only welcome, but. invites
the cooperation of said association in all things making for the betterment
' of this college, and will give respectful and careful consideration
to all memorials and petitions from said association.
On motion of Mr. Samford the Board adopted the following regulation:
RESOLVED, that ownership 'of property in Alabama and payment of taxes in
Alabama shall not relieve a non~resident from paying the non-resident fee.
The Board authori zed the President to pay $100.00 to S.J.T.Price for
services rendered in connection with the installation of the a.llege ~ccounting
system.
There being no further business the Board adjourned.
B. L. Shi, Secretary,
Board of Trustees.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING,
May 30, 1921
The Board of Trustees met in the office of the Fresident at
10:00 a.m. The following members were present:
Gov. Kilby
Messrs. Feagin
McDowell
Oates
Haley
Supt. Abercrombie
~.Tess !r s. Sherrod
Terry
Samford
Herzfeld
The minutes were read, corrected and approved.
Pr.esident Dowell by invitation of the Board read his report.
The invitation extended by the officers of the Alumni Association
inviting the members of the Bo ard of Trustees to be present at the annual
luncheon of the Association at 12:30 was accepted by the Board.
The Board adopted a motion directing that the name of Dr. Dowell
be stricken from the standing committees and in its place that the name
of Dr. Abercrombie be inserted. The standing committees are as follows:
Executive: The Governor, Feagin, Herzfeld, Terry.
McDowell, and Samford.
Finance: Rogers, Samford, Oa tes, Hood, Haley., and Merril L
Mechanic Arts:
McDowell, Sherrod, Oates, and Haley
Lands and Grounds:
Oates, He rxfeld, Sherrod, Rogers, and Abercrombie.
President's Annual Report:
Feagin, Samford, Terry, McDowell, and Abercrombie.
Course of Study and Library:
Samford, Feagin, Hood and Terry.
Agricultural and Experiment Station:
Haley, Rogers, McDowell, ~.!err1l1 and Abercrombie.
Animal Husbandry:
Sherrod, Hood, Herzfeld, Haley, and Merrill
Extension: The Governor, Haley and Herzfeld
On motion of Dr. Abercrombie which was amended by Dr. Oates, the
Board decided to take up the recommendations of the President and consider
them section by section.
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On motion of 1~. Haley recommendation No. I was adopted, as follows;
1. "That the Executive Committee be authorized and instructed to
ask for bids and to let t he contract for the restoration of
Comer Agricultural Building if, in the opin'ion of the Committee,
satisfactory terms can be agreed upon."
On motion of Dr. Oates recommendation No.2 was adopted, as follows:
2. "That the Executive Conmittee be authorized and instructed to
ask for bids and let the contract for the erection of buildings
to house the Veterinary Department if, in the opinion of the
Committee, satisfactory terms can be agreed upon."
. On motion .recommendation No.3 was adopted, as follows:
3. "That the President be authorized to expend a sum not to exceed
two thousand. dollars fro~ College funds and such additional
amounts as may be received from private donations for the conversion
of Smith Hall into a suitable dormitory for women."
On motion of Dr. Abercrombie recommendation No.4 was adopted, as
follows:
4. If That the President be authorized to expend an amount not to
.exceed one thousand dollars to provide temporary quarters for
.the Dep8.rtment of Chemistry."
On motion of 1tt. Samford recommendation No.5 was adopted, as follows:
5. "That the President of the College be authorized to expend a
sum not to exceed twenty-five hundred dollars in digging a well
of one hWldred and fifty feet depth, if necessary, in the effort
to increase the water supply of the college, IIMr. Sherrod asked
to be recorded as voting IINo" on this motion.
The Board adopted the following resolution offered by l~ . Terry:
Reso'lved, that the Chairman appoint a committee of three from the membership
of this Board to investigate the feasibility of extending the college
water line to the creek or any other project which the committee may adopt
for securing per.manently a necessary and adequate supply of water, said
committee to report its recommendations to the Board. The Chairman appointed
on the committee, Messrs. Samford, Feagin and Terry.
After l aying on the table the amendment of Mr. Sherrod to insert;
"ten" t"or the words "one hundred", the Board adopted recommendation No. 8
amended to read as follows:
"That the number of Women students to be admitted to Auburn shall be
limited to one hundred for 1921-22.
On motion of 1~. Oates, recommendation No.9 was adopted, as follows:
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"That the Board of Trustees approve the recommendation of the Executive
Committee and the request of the Alumni Council for authority to
inaugurate a drive for Auburn for two million dollars."
Mr. Samford, with the consent of other members of the Committee on
the President's report, moved that the Board approve the financial statement
of the current fiscal year and the budget recommended by the Presi~
dent for fiscal year, July 1, 1921 to June 30, 1922. The rnatters involved
were discussed at length by members of the Board. President Dowell
explained the financial condition of the Institution on July 1, 1920
and stated that he expected the Institution to be out of debt by July 1,
192+. He stated that the proposed increases in salaries and the employment
of additional instructors were made possible by the contribution of
the General Education Board of ~ 8,000. 1920-21 and $16,000. for the two
years 1921-22 and 1922-23. The President also informed the Board concerning
the proposed changes in administrative and teaching work. The Board
then adopted the financial statement and budget as recommended by the
President. See following pages.
President Dowell called the attention of the Board to the unsatisfactory
service rendered in connection with the laundry of the students
and recommended a change of contractors.
The Board adopted the fo~lowing motion made by 1~ . Feagin: Resolved,
that the contract for the laundry of the students be referred to the ( )
President for negotiation, the contract to be approved by the Executive
Committee.
The Board adopted the following resolution offered by Mr. Oates:
Resolved, that authority be given to the President and the Dean of Engineering
to formulate plans looking to the removal of the Shop from the
Basement of Langdon Hall to .some suitable place to be provided.
On motion of Dr. Abercrmobie, the Board authorized the President to
fill positions provided for in the budget, but for which nominations had
not yet been made and also to fill vacancies which may occur.
President Dowell suggested to the Board the propriety of apportioning
the student activities fee of $5.00 on a fixed basis. After discussion
the Board left the apportionment to the President and appropriate Faculty
Committees.
On motion of Dr. Abercrombie, the Board took a recess until 2:30 p.m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Prof. Judd and Mr. A. H. Collins appeared before the Board to request
that the lot owned by the college on Magnolia Street opposite the Engineer- (
ing Building be given to the Masonic Clud for the purpose of erecting there-on
a Masonic Home for students who are rna.sons. The Board considered the
matter sympathetically but did not take favorable action on the request.
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Mr. Haley then moved the adoption of the President's recommendation No.6.
The Board then adopted the recommendation as · amended by Mr. Terry, as follows:
6. "That the President be ,authorized to exchange the lot on Magno-
11a street for the Y.M.C.A. lot on Main Street and to execute the necessary
instrwnents of transfer, said instrument and title to be approved by
a lawyer."
On motion of ~~. Samford, recommendation No. 7 was then adopted, as
follows: "That the President be authorized to execute a deed for frontage
of one hundred feet adjacent to the Presbyterian Church to its Executive
Board in exchange for the old Presbyterian Church Building located on Main
street, provided the exchange contemplated under recommendation No.6
above· is made."
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On recommendation of President Do~ ll and on motion of Mr . Haley the 1 -;)
Board adopted as the official seal of the Institution the design which. l
is engraved on the diplomas av~rded to the graduates of the Class of 1921.
On motion of Dr. Abercrombie, the Board authorized the conferring of
degrees as recommended by the President and Faculty. See following pages.
After discussion, the motion of Mr. Herzfeld to confer an honorary
degree, Dro tor of Science, was pos tponed for 00 ns idera tion at the next
meeting.
There being no further business, on motion of Mr. Oates, the Board
adjourned.
B. L. Shi, Secretary,
Board of Trus tees.
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RECEIPTS
ALAB1J{lA POLYTECHNIC INS'r l'rU'rE
{College Proper)
July 1, 1920- May 30, 1921.
Appropriations, fixed:
Endowment ------------------------ 20,280.00
Morrell -------- ----------------- 29,520.00
In Lieu ' of Fertilizer Tax -------- 40,000.00
Buildings & Repairs -------------- 47,101.28
Maintenance & Support ------------ 22,500.00
Buildings, Equipment & Repairs{A.H)10,OOO.00
Deficit Act (Special Legislature)- 65.000.00
Appropriations, indefinite:
Oil Tax ----------------------- - 62,257.96
Vocational Education (S.H.)------ 9,961,36
Feed Stuffs ---------------------- 4,016,28
Special Receipts:
Insurance Agricultural Building --75,000.00
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'. " EqUipment ------------Boiler
House ----------
16,000.00
'497.40
Laundry Fees -------------------- 14,070.00
Sale on Electric Power Line ----- 12,000.00
Glomerata Fees ------------------ 3,858.75
General Education Board --------- 8,000.00
Scholarships -------------------- 740.65
Athletic Fees ---------- -------- 6,486.00
Orange & Blue .b'ee-s -------------- 1,529.62
Donations for Architecture ------ 600.00
Student Contingent -------------- 4,273.15
Tuition, Vocational Soldiers ---- 25,914,06
Rents from Dormitories & Houses-- 7,573.93
Library Bonds ------------------- 1,193.00
Picture Show -------------------- 14,831.11
234,401.28
76,297.98
Interest, {Extension & Station)-~-~~2L.1~3~7~.~0~5~ _ _
Sales:
Coal to Laundry ----------------
Da iry --------------------------
Darpenter Shop Products ---------
Horticulture --------------------
Veterinary ----------------------
Lights for Auburn --------------
Water --------------------------
304.59
5,742.71
420.34
1,352.03
664.81
14,413.22
2,388.85
194,704.72
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Military -----------------___ 452.98
--"-'-'0 ......... -----:-- 25,739.53
Matriculation:
Summer School - ___________ _
Main Bchool -------_______ _ 4 ,~25. 0 0
25,040.84
9.840.82
Laboratory ----___________ _
Mi see llaneous -----------------------------------
TOTALS
39,106.66
359.23
$570,609.40
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EXPEND I TURES
ALABJJIIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITU'l'E
(College Proper)
July 1, 1920- May 30, 1921)
Department Expenditure
Administration
Agricultural Engineering
Agronomy
Animal Husbandry
Archi tec ture
Athletics
Botany
Buildings & Grounds
BuIldings & Repair
Catalog & Adv.
Civil Engineering
Chemistry
Commencemen t Expense s
Cottage & Room Rents
Education
Electric Engr.
English
Entomology
Farmers' Summer School
l!'eed Stuffs
l!ue 1
History & Latin
Horticu1 ture
Infirmary
Insurance (Buildings)
Agric. Building
Boiler House
Emergency
Hangars
Tank
Insurance (Premiums)
Laundry
Library
Machine Design
Mathema tics
Mechanical Engr.
Military
Pharmacy
Physics
Pict ure Show
Power & Light
Summer Session
Vocational Ed. (Smith-Hughes)
6736.10
345.70
1520.03
14710.67
860.51
5822.05
1114.53
13878.36
70698.21
1694.26
333.50
4986.68
729.39
1236.95
1024.20
3498.35
131.01
445.26
784.56
351.96
4966.72
67.01
3057.75
226.74
205.19
144.54
2589.98
8039.98
6449.06
4883.81
12510.55
"1430.57
258.87
84.99
1340.85
994.79
1284.65
903.21
8411.47
18383.52
6853.95
1978.51
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Department Expendi ture
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Carpenter Shop 405 . 98
Student Contingent 2961.07
Veterinary 2416 . 01
Vocational Soldiers 806. 97
Water ';/orks & Sewerage 1921. 89
Oil Tax 44785. 10
Summer School (4 weeks) 990 . 06
Contingent 30013. 78
Modern Languages 35.57
Highway Engineering 52. 87
Glome rata 3169 . 70
Inauguration 947 . 80
Trustees ' Meetings 213 . 99
Orange & Blue 1532 . 31
Stock 49 . 88
Lyceum 2608 . 14
St . Dept. of Education 107 . 38
College Creamery 1003. 06
Salaries 194778 . 60
EqUipment Heplacement 121'lQ !48
Total Expendi ture 516937 . 83
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STAT'EMENT
ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Showing Monies Held for Special Purposes .
Project On Deposit Expended Balance
Athletics 6486.00 5822.05 663 .. 98
Glomerata 3896.25 3169.70 726.55
Orange & Blue 1529.62 1532.31
Laundry 14070.00 12510.55 1559.45
Scholarships 740.65 ------ 740.65
Bldgs & Repairs 47101 . 28 70698.21
Insurance (Bldgs) 75496.40 20497.40 55000.00
Insurance (Eq) 16000.00 12170.46 3829.54
Student Contingent 4273.15 3140.41 1132.74
Int. Due Extensi'on
& Station 2137.05 2137.05
171731.40 131678.14 63652.88
23599.62
Total Amount Incumbered 40053.26
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Defic:ii t
2.69
23596.93
23599.62
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ALABAMA POL~EDHNIC INsrnlTUTE
Esti~ating the financial condition of College ~roper on
June 30, 1921.
Balance on hand May 31, 1921 ---------------------- 53691.57
Receipts ------------------------------------..
Vocational Bducation -------------- ----- 2993.32
Feed Stuffs ----------------------------- 1300.00
Carpentry Shop --------- - ---- ------------ 100. 00
Dairy ----------------------------------- 300.00
Veterinary ----------------------------- - 100.00
Lights ----------------------------------- 1500.00
Water -------------- - -- - ----------------- 600.00
Dormitories ------------------------------ 100.00
Horticulture - - - ------- ---------- -------- 200.00
Vocational Soldiers --------- ----------- 18180.72
Picture Show ·--------------------------- 500.00
Summer School -------------------------- 4900.00
State Dept. o f Education ---------------- 90.00
Oil Tax --------------------------------- 1500.00
Total Receipts
Expendi ture s
Vocational Bducation -------------------- 1300.00
Feeds Stuffs --------------------------- 400.00
Carpentry Shop ------------------------- 100. 00
Dairy ----------------------------------- . 300.00
Veterinary ------------------------ - ----- 100.00
Lights ---------------------------------- 1000.00
Water ----------------------------------- 150. 00
Dormitories ----------------------------- 100. 00
Horticulture ----------------------------- 200. 00
Picture Show ---------------------------- 200. 00
Summer School --------- - ------------------ 4900.00
St a te Dept . of' Education ----------------- 90.00
Oil Tax to State Treasury ---------------- 1300.00
Salaries ------------------------------- 19900.00
Bldgs ' Grounds ------------------------ 1200. 00
Alabama ~o wer Co. for current -- - --- - ---- 2100.00
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb -------------- ----- 1024.01
Commencement expenses ------------------- 700.00
Trustee expenses ------------------------ 250.00
Multigraph outfit ----------------------- 1250.00
Catalog --------------------------------- 1000. 00
Misc. outstanding bills ----------------- 3500.00
E sti ~z ted additional purchases ---------- 4000.00
86055.61
Total Expenditures 45064.01
T ot ~ l cash on hand June 30, 1921 - ---- 40991.60 )
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'rotal cash on hand June 30, 1921 ----------- 40991.60
Less amount alr~ ady appropriated (Pg. 17) 40053.26
Net balance for College Maint enance
Purpose
July 1, 1921 -----------------
BUDGET
SUMMARY
Alabama ~olytechnic Institute
July 1, 1921-June 30 , 1922.
RECEIPTS
938.34
Amount
Maintenance --------- - -------- - - - - - ---------- $275 ,034.73
Specia l Purpo ses ---------------------------- 60,727.50
Gus t odial 41,400. 00
Bui ldings ---------- - -- - ------------- ----------. 112,000.00
.1:0 tal 489,162.23
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BUDGET
ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC IN S'l' IT 1J~E
for Maintenance
July 1, 1921-- June 30, 1922.
Compiled May 21, 1921.
Receipts
Appropriations, fixed:
Federal
Morrel --------------------------------------~~ 29,520. 00
State
Endowment ------------------------------------
In Lieu of Fertilizer Tax --------------------
Summer Session ~ - - ------ -- --- - --------- - --- --Maintenance
and Support ---- ----------------Buildings,
Equipment & Maintenance (A. H) -----
Donation
20 ,200.00
40 ,000. 00
5, 000. 00
32,500.00
11 ,875.00
G. E. B. ----------------------~------- ------ 16 , 000 , 00
Total $155,175.00
Appropriations, indefinite:
Federal & State Cooperating
State
Summer Se ssion , Smi th-Hughe s --------------Vocational
Educa tion, Smith-Hughes ---- -----Vocational
Soldiers, Smith-Bankhead --------
1, 000 . 00
11,364.75
540.00
Oil tax (t.), Le ss Inspection ---------------__ =1~7~,7~0~0~.~0~0~ _ ___
Total 30,604.75
Inc ome from Operations:
Ani~2 1 Husbandry Sal es --------------------- 4,500. 00
Horticultural Sales ------------------------ 1,775.00
Veterinary Sales -------------------------- - 1,200. 00
Interest on Library Bonds ------------------ 1,100.00
Interest on Deposits ----------------- ------ 300.00
House and Room Rent(1ess Maintenance) ------__ ~4~,~6~2~0~.~0~0 ____ __
Total ---------- 13,555.00
Matriculation and Laboratory Fees
Main Session ------------------------------
SUI'IlI'!ler Sessi on
1'ot al ------ ---
Vocational Soldiers' Tuition -------
Miscellaneous
Grand Tota l
35,000. 00
3,700.00
----------- 38 ,700.00
55 , 000.00
2 , 000 . 00
$275 , 034.75
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BUDGET
ALABAMA P O LY'~ E CHN I C INS'rITUTE
SPECIAL PURPO S~ S
JULY 1, 1921 JUNE 30, 1922.
Compiled May 21, 1921.
REC IPTS
Cottage Rent s and for Heating Dormi t ories ----------- ---$5,900.00
Creamery ------------- - -------- -------- --- - - ----- ------ 3,600. 00
Heat, Light & Water fo r Auburn ------ - ------- --- ------ 22,065. 00
Lyceum ------------------------------------- ---------- 2,000.00
Pure Foods & Drugs -------------- - ------- ~ -- - ------ - -- 7,150.00
Sweet Potato Rouse, Maintenance ---------------- ------- 500. 00
Oil Tax ~InspeQtion) -- ----- - ------------------- - - ---- 300.00
Picture Show - - ----------------------- -------------- - - 15,500 .00
Wood Shop ------------ ------ ------------------ -------- 3.712.50
Total
BUDGET
ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTI'fU'rn
CUSTODIAL
JULY 1, 1921 JU1~ 30, 1922.
60,727.50
Compiled May 21, 1921.
RECEIPTS
Athletics 6,000.00
Glomerat e. 3,750.00
Laundry ------------- ------- ---- ----- --------------- 10,000.00
Oil Tax( ) ----------------------- ----------------- 5,400.00
Orange & Blue ----------- --------------- ------------ 1,250.00
Scholarships --------------------------------------- 2, 000.00
Students' Cont ingent 5,000.00
Total 11,400.00
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BUDGET
ALABAMA POLyrrSCHNIC INSTITUTE
BUILDING
JULY 1, 1921 -- JUNE 30, 1922.
vompi1ed May 21, 1921.
RECE IPTS
Appropriati ons -------------------------------- $54 ,000.00
(Burning of Comer Hall)
Insurance on Hand ------------------- ------ ---- 58.000,00
Total 112,000.00
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BUDGET
ALABAMA POLYT~mn~ I O INv~ Ii~ TE
~'OR NlAINTLN.ANCE
July 1, 1921 - June 30, 1922.
EXPEND lTURES:
Project Salary Labor Equi pment Supplies Total
COLLEGE !v1AINTENANCE
Administration 18680. 00 100. 00 250 . 00 1500.00 20,530.00
Agricultural Engineering 5750. 00 50 . 00 100.00 400. 00 6,300. 00
Agronomy 6200. 00 650 . 00 500. 00 500. 00 7 , 850 . 00
Anima l Husbandry 8840 . 00 2660 . 00 3600.00 8240 . 00 23 , 340. 00
Archi tecture 4650. 00 100.00 2:'Z5 . 00 50.00 5,075.00
Botany 4250 . 00 50 . 00 750 . 00 150 . 00 5, 200 . 00
Buildings & Grounds 7000.00 260 . 00 400.00 1000 . 00 8,660 .00
Catalogue & Advertis ing 1800. 00 1,800 . 00
Civil Engineering 5325. 00 25 . 00 250 . 00 75 . 00 5 , 675 . 00
Chemistry 15410. 00 1200. 00 1900. 00 2840 . 00 21,350 . 00
Comrnencemen t 700 . 00 700 . 00
Economics 750 . 00 40 . 00 10.00 800. 00
Educat i on 2975 . 00 75 . 00-tr. 15. 00 60 . 00 3125. 00
Electrical Engineering 7050 . 00 150. 00 1000 . 00 250 . 00 8 ,450 . 00
English 11575. 00 225. 00 150 . 00 350. 00 12,300. 00
Entomolo-gy 4250 . 00 50 . 00 500 . 00 400 . 00 5,200 . 00
Green House 990 . 00 500.00 50.00 150.00 1 , 690 . 00
History & Lat in 6450 . 00 50 . 00 50.00 50.00 6,600.00
Highway Engineeri ng 3000.00 50 . 00 10 . 00 3, 060 .00
Horticul ture 7130 . 00 150. 00 125. 00 250.00 7,655 . 00
Health 3870.00 230 . 00 4,100 . 00
Home Economics 4750 . 00 250 . 00 1000. 00 500 . 00 6 , 500 . 00
Insurance (Premiums) 7500 .00 7 , 500. 00
Library 1600. 00 100.00 2300 . 00 4,000. 00
Machine De sign 5425 .00 250 . 00 75 . 00 5,750. 00
Mathematics 10975. 00 15.00 115.00 11,105. 00
Mechanical Engineering 9795 . 00 400. 00 900 . 00 1200. 00 12,295. 00
Military 1150.00 50 . 00 150. 00 250 . 00 1 , 600.00
Modern Languages 4700 . 00 25 . 00 4,725 . 00
Pharmacy 4900 . 00 200. 00 1200.00 6, 300 . 00
Physical Culture 1550 . 00 1,550. 00
Physics 3600 . 00 75.00 500. 00 200. 00 4,375 . 00
President Emeritus 4000.00 4 , 000 . 00
~i.muner Se ssion 5850 . 00 450.00 400.00 2000.00 8, 700. 00
Smi th-Hughes{ Summer S) 1000. 00 1 , 000.00
State Department Educati on 540 . 00 540 . 00
Trustees 900 . 00 900 . 00
Veterinary 10550 . 00 300 . 00 750. 00 1400. 00 13,000 . 00
Vocational Educa tion{ S. H) 8220 .00 1000 . 00 250.00 1894. 73 11,364. 73
Vocational Soldiers 6095.00 25 . 00 25. 00 6, 145. 00
Contingent 4225 . 00 4 . 225. 00
208845. 00 8820 . 00 14545.00 42824 . 73 275 , 034. 73
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Special Purposes
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Project Salary Labor Eo uipment Supplies Tota l
Creamery 900.00 1000. 00 500 . 00 1200.00 3600 . 00
Donnitories & Cottages 000 . 00 1450.00 4~50 . 00 5900 . 00
Feed Stuffs 6850 . 00 300. 00 7150. 00
Heat , Light & Water 4710 . 00, llOO . OO 660 . 00 15595 . 00 22065 . 00
Lyceum 2000 . 00 2000 . 00
Oil Tax (-?d 300.00 300 . 00
Picture Show 4300 . 00 5235 . 00 1585. 00 4380 . 00 15500 . 00
W'ood Shops 1312. 50 1200 . 00 2 ,0. 00 1000. 00 3712.50
Sweet Pota to Ho use
Maintenance 200 . 00 300. 00 500. 00
'rotals 18072.50 8735. 00 4395 . 00 29525. 00 60,727 . 50
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Name
Atkinson, T. p.
Burleson, D. J.
Burleson, G. L.
Burns, F. W.
Biggin, F. C.
Barlow, Harrington
Bragg, M. C.
Basore, C. A.
Bidez, B. R.
Baughman, C. A.
Brown, 0
Blake, L. S.
Buckner, Conway
Binford, JUo.
Bergthold, J. W.
Barton, W. D.
Binford, E. E.
Boyd, H. L.
" F. E.
Baker, K. G.
Briggs, H. G.
Brown, L.
Bell, J. P.
Clark, J. B.
Cary, C. A.
Co t ton, Ines
Callan, J. A. C.
Cook, W. C.
Crenshaw, B. H.
Carlovitz, C. H.
Cooper, Leland
Covington, N. G.
Chestnutt, S. L.
Cureton, M. I.
Crawford, H. L.
Caldwell, M. K.
Cauthen, E. F.
Cowan, Leonora
Dowell, Spright
Dunn, Berta
Proposed Salaries for Employees
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
1921-22
r Title College ~tension Station
Head & Prof. Mod.Language
Asst.Professor Agrono~
Asst. Animal Husbandry
Asst. Professor A. H.
Head & Prof. Architecture
Supervisor Buildings &
Asst.Prof.Architecture
Steno. Horticulture
Asst. Prof. Chemistry
Asst. Feed Stuff Analysis
Picture Show
Head & Prof. Highway Engr.
Asst. Prof. Horticulture
Head & Prof. Pharmacy
Steno.Voca. Soldiers
Pump Operator
Y. M. C • . A. Director
District Agent
It "
" If
Agronomist
A. H. Specialis t
Asso.Horticulturist
Asst. "
Entomology Clerk
Head Economies' Sec'y to
President
Dean & Head Vet.Dept.
Steno.An.Husbandry
Head & Prof. Civ. Engr.
Instr. Horticulture
Head & Prof.Mathematics
Instr. Mech. Engr.
Instr. Voca. Soldiers
ABst. Prof. Veterinary
Prof. Voca. Education
Asst. State H.D. Agent
Asst. Bookkeeper
Steno .Ag. ·Edi tor
Agricu1 turalist
Bookkeeper
President
Steno.Accouutant
&
2700.00 ------
2400.00 -. --
2400.00
3200.00
27UO.00
2UOO.00
1800.00
3000.00
2400.00
2700.00
960.00
600.UO
25UO.00
- - - - 3UOO.00
- - - - 3000.00
1440.UO
- 3000.00
- - 3000.00
3000.00
- - - - 25UO.OO
- - - - 400.00
3300.00
3000.00
72u.OO
2550.00
1080.00
3500.00
1200.00
15UU.00
·1650.00
3000.UO
480.00
6000.uO
670.00
2000.00
1320.00
1200.00
1200.00
350.00
2100.00
1380.00
1100.00
600.00
2300.00
300.00
60.0u
25
Total
2700.00
2400.00
2100.00
2400.00
3200.00
2700.00
1380.00
2000.00
1800.00
3000.00
2400.00
2700.00
960.00
600.00
2500.00
3000.00
3000.00
1440.00
3000.00
3000.00
3000.00
2500.00
1500.00
3300.00
3600.00
1200.00
2550.00
1080.00
3500.00
1200.00
1500.00
1650.00
3000.00
200Q.00
1320.00
1200.uO
23uO.UO
1500.00
6000.00
1080.00
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Name Title College Extension Station Total
Dunstan, A. st. C. Head & Prof. Elec. Engr. 3600.00 - - - - 3600.00
Drake, J. H. Surgeon 3600.00 .- - - - -- 3600.00
Donahue, M. J. Head & Prof.Physical Cult. 1560.00 - - - - - - - - 1560.00
Drake , J. W. Jr. Supt.Heat,Light & water 1800.00 - - - - - - - - 1800.00
Duncan, L. N. Director Extension 4500.00 - - - - 4500.00
Dobbs, E. C. Special Negro Men .Agent - - - - 1440.00 - - - - 1440.00
Davis, P. O. Agricultural Editor - - - - 2700.00 300.00 3000.00
Duggar, J. F. Consulting Agronomist - - - - - - - - 3400.00 3400.00
Eaton, W.H. Asso.Prof. A.H. Supt creamery 2600.00 - - - - - - - - 2600.00
Edwards, M. Girls' Club Steno. - - - - 1080.00 - - - - 1080.00
FUnohess, M. J. Vice Dean & Head Agronomw 2000.00 - -- -- 1300.00 3300.00
Fisher, Minnie Dean of Women 2500.00 - - - - 2500.00
PUllan, M. T. Head & Prof.Mach Design 3600.00 - - - - 3600.00
Ferguson, G. w. Asst. Prof. Vet. 1650.00 - - - - 1650.00
Feminear, M. State Home D. Agent - - - - 2700.00 2700.00
Glenn, M. A. Treasurer 800.00 1200.00 - - - - 2000.00
Grimes, .J. C. Head & Prof. A. H. 900.00 300·.00 1600.00 2800.00
Gardner, W. A. Head & Prof. Botany 2000.00 - - - - 1200.00 3200.00
Gentry, H. S. Asst. Prof. Pharmacy 2200.00 - - - - - - - - 2200.00
Gilmore, A. Steno. An. Husbandry - - - - 1200.00 - - - - 1200.00
Gray, Dan T. Station Director & Dean Agr. 40U.00 - - - - 4100.00 4500.00
Hosmer, Margaret Steno. President 1200.00 - - - - 1200.00
Hare, C. L. Professor Chemi~try 2950.00 2950.00
Hulse, F. C. ?rof. Civ. Engineering 2550.00 2550.00
Hill, w. w. Prof. Elec. Engineering 2700.00 2700.00
Hixon, C. R. Prof. Mech. Engineering 2700.00 2700.00
H.ar:Lna, V. C. Instructor Vooa. Soldiers 2000.00 2000.00
Hollifield, Kate " " " 1500.00 - - - 1500.00
Herron, J. L. Boys' Club Agent 2700.00 - - - - 2700.00
Harris, M. C. Steno. Extension Director 1440.00 - 1440.00
Hardie, JIm. An. BUsb. Specialist 2700.00 - - - - 2700.00
Howard, H. Speoial Negro Men Agent 1380.00 1380.00
Hanna, L. C. Negro Home Economics Agt. 1020.00 - - - - 1020.00
Hanna, Julia Steno.Horticulturist 1080.00 - - - - 1080.00
Hinds, W. E. Entomology ., 1500.00 1500.00 3000.00
Isbell, C. L. Asso. Prof. Horticulture 2140.00 400.00 2540.00
Johnstone, G. R. Asso. Prof. Botany 1850.00 400.00 2250.00
Jaekson, J. B. Analyst 2100.00 - -- - - - - - 2100.00
Judd, z. V. Dean School of Agr. Eduoa. ,
~
and SUmmer School 3900.00 - - - - - - - - 3900.00
Johnston, H. Asst. State H.D. Agent - - - - 2500.00 - - - - 2500.00
Jones, R. B. Negro Home Economics Agt. - - - - 1200.00 - - - - 1200.00
Johnson, R. A. Farm Foreman - - - - - - - - 1200.00 1200.00
Kimbrough, W. D. Instructor Horticulture 1700.00 - - - - - - - - 1700.00
Killebrew, C. D. Prof. Mathematics 2500.00 - - - - 2500.00
Kynette, C. M. Special Negro Boys' Agt. - - - - 1380.00 1380.00 Lauderdale, A. A. Instr. An. Husbandry 2000. 00 - - - - 2000.00 \ )
Name
Lane, Miriam
LeBron, L. C.
Miller, E. R.
Martin, H. M.
Marsh, G. H.
MGIlvaine, V. C.
Martin, M. E.
Moore, A. B.
McAdory, I. S.
Mauldin, E
Massengale, o. N.
Nichols, M. L.
Price. S. J. T.
Petrie, George
Pope, B. C.
Powell, P. P.
Pollard, E. F.
Pilcher, J. B.
Pitts, J. E.
Pearson, M. H.
Quinn, I. T.
Ross, B. B.
RaDdolph, J. W.
Reed. C. C.
Ray. WIn.
Rutland, J. R.
Robinson, J. M.
Reynolds, A. W.
Rodgers, A.
Steele, Sara
Shi, B. L.
Sprat;1ing, Wm.
Saidla, L.
Starcher. G. C.
Spalding, I
Sugg, L. S.
Stivers, E. D.
Steele, Victoria
Sizemore, E.
Simma, Har~
Stevens, F. D.
Taylor, R.
Tidmore, J. W.
Taylor, W. R.
Thomas, A. L.
Turner, J. S.
Thach, C. C.
T~ pan, Glad~.
Sch1euterbusch,H.
Thomas, F. L.
Title College Extension Station
steno. Light & Power 5AO.00 - - - - - - - -
Asst. Ag. Engineering - - - - 2500.00 - - - -
Prof. Chemistry .- 700.00 2200.00
Asst.Prof. Chemistry 2000.00 - - - -
"" " 2300.00 - - - -
Instr. Elec. Engineering 750.00 - - - -
Librarian 1250.00 250.00
Asst. Prof. Mod.Lang. 2000.00 - - - -
Prot. VeterinarY 2300.00 - 200.001 Others
Asst. st. Home D. Agt. - - - - 8000.00 - - - -
Instr. Chemistry 750.00 - - - - 750.00
Head & Prof. Ag. Engr. 2000.00 500.00 500.00
Accountant 450.00 2550.00 - - - -
Dean of Graduate Studies
& Head Hist & Latin 4000.00 - - - - - - - -
Ass.t. Accountant 1260.00 -·940 .. 00
Asso. Prof. Chemistry 2200.00
Instr. ChBmistry 1500.00
"" 495.00 - - - -
"Mathematics 1400.00
Marketing Specialist - - - - 3000.00 - - - -
District Agr. Ext. - - - - 3000.00 - - '- -
Dean & Head Chemistry 4000.00 - - - - - - - -
Asst. Prof. Ag. Engr. 2400.00 - - - - - - - -
Farm Supt. 1300.00 - - - - 200.00
Supt. Bldgs.& Grounds 1300.00 360.00 240.00
Prof. English 2950.00 - - - - - - - -
Prof. Entomology 2500.00 - - - - - - - -
Instr. History 1800.00 - - - - - - - -
Steno.Boys' Club - - - - 1200.00 - -- --
Steno. Registrar 960.00
Registrar & Prof.Math. 3300.00 - - - -
Instr. Architecture '1125.00
Asso. Prof. English 2250.00
Head & Prof. Horticulture 350.00 300.00 500.00
Commandant ~OO.OO - - - - - - - -
Asst. Prof. Vet. 1800.00 - - - - - - - -
Prof. Voca. Education 3000.00 - - - -
Steno.Agrono~ & Ag.En.
property Clerk
Negro Men District Agt. - - - -
Farm Mang. Spec.
Dean & Head Eng. Dept.
Instr. Agronomy
Prof. English
Mang.Pict. Show &
Prof. Mach. Design
Asso. Prof. Mathematics
President Emeritus
Asst. H. D. Agt.
Poultry Husbandry
Asso. Entomology
4000.00
2000.00
2550.00
2~00.uO
2500.00
4000.00
1200.00
22uO.00
18UO.uO
2700.00
2200.00
300.00
2500.00
Total
540·.00
2500.00
2900.00
. 2000.00
2300.00
750.00
1500.00
2000.00
2500.00
2000.00
1500.00
3000.00
3000.00
4000. 00
2200.00
2200.00
1500.00
495.00
1400.00
3000.uO
3000.00
4000.00
2400.00
1500.00
1900.00
2950.00
2500.00
1800.00-
1200.00
960.00
3300.00
1125.00
2250.00
1150.00
700.00
1800.00
3000.00
1200.00
2200.UO
1800.00
2700.00
4000.00
2000.00
2550.00
2900.00
2500.00
4000.00
2200.00
300.00
2500.00
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Name Title College ExtensionStation Total
Tisdale, H. B. Plant Breeder _ __ J _ 2500.00 2500.00
Wiatt, Mrs. Clerk, Registrar 720.00 - - - - 720.00
Wilmore, J. J. Dean & Head Mech. Engr. 4000.00 - - - - 4000.00
Whatley, Mrs. Steno. S.S.Edu.Smith-H. 1350.00 - - - - 1350.00
worley, Gordon Prof. Voca. Eduoation 400.00 2400.00 -Others 2800.00
Willis, M. A. Asst. H. D. Agt. - - - - 2200.00 - - - - 2200.00
Wicker, Elba Steno. Girls' Club - - - - 12uO.00 - - - - 1200.00
Winston, w. O. District Agent 3000.00 - - - - 3000.00
Wilson, H. C. Hog Cholera Spec. - - - - 24UO.00 - - - - 2400.00
Winslett, I. Steno. Agrioulturist - - - - - - - - 1020.00 1020.00
Williamson, J. T. AgriculturiSt " - - - - - - - - 2600.00 2600.00
Zobel, H. L. Carpenter Shop Foreman 1312.50 - - - - 1312.50
Wooten, B. A. Head & Prof. Physics 3uOO.00 - - - - - - - - 3000.00
POSITIONS TO BE FILLEP
Vacant Instructor in Agr. Engr. 1350.00 - - - - - - - - 1350.00
Asst. Prof. in Ent. 1750.00 - - 1750.00
" " H.E. 2250.00 2250.00
" " Mech. Engr.1620.00 - - - - 1620.00
Property Clerk,Mil'y 45u.00 - - - - 450.00
Lineman 170.00 - - - - 170.00
Night Operator 700.00 - - - - 700.00
Fireman 900.00 - - - - - - - - 900.00 ( ) Boys Club Agent - - - - 2500.00 - - - - 2500.00
Co t ton Grader - - - - 2500.00 - - - - 2500.00
Steng. Marketing - - - - H~OO.OO 1200.00
Plant Pathologist - - - - 600.00 1800.00 2400.00
Steno.Ex.Sta. Director - - - - 1800.00 1800.00
Record C1rek Exp.Sta. 700.00 700.00
t Time Steno.Agronomist
Consulting 5uO.00 500.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Student Assistants 2 EX.Sta. 475.00 475.00
2 Botany 4UU.00 4uO.00
2 Chemistry 500.uO - - - - 500.00
1 Civ. Engr. 225.00 - - - - 225. 00
1 Elec. Engr. 150.00 - - - - 150.00
1 Engl ish 225.00 225.00
1 Green House 450 .. uO 450.00
2 Hist. & Lat. 45u.OO 450.00
2 Library 350.00 - - 350.00
1 Mach. Design 225.00 - - - - 225.00
1 Architecture 225.00 225.00
2 Ma thematics 45u.uO - - - - 450.00
3 Mech. Engr. 675.uO - - - - 675.00 ( 2 Phyiscs 6uO.00 6UO.00 )
1 Veterinary l50.uO - - - - 150.uO
STATEMENT
ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITU~E
BUILDING AND REPAIR FUND
JULy 1, 1920-~ 30,1921
Agricul tural Building $681.22
Artillery 10e63.ee
Barra oks 27346.26
Blacksmi th Shop 846.43
Chemical Laboratory 1278.26
cott~es 1079.96
Engineering Building 1071.06
Garage 132.41
Green House 269.70
Highway Laboratory 2156.50
Langdon Hall 7360.23
Library 3210.00
Machine Shop 1075.47
Main BUilding 5643.19
Pharmacy Laboratory 115.38
Ph¥sics 328.34
Power House 822.03
Sweet Potato House 296.04
president's Jf.ansion 1244.84
Smith Hall 4400.44'
Station Barns 39.85
Veterinary BUilding 435.82
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$70,698.21
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GRADUATES May 31, 1921
DEGREE
Bachelor of Science
Graduates
Acker, Joe Morris • • • • Chem. Eng. • • • • • • Gadsden
Barker. Marcus Ralph. • • •• General. -.. • • • • • Auburn
Barker, w,yss Leo 0 .0 •• o. Cham. Eng ••• 0 ••• Auburn
Barks, Herbert Barnard. • • • Chem. Eng. • • • • • • Birmingham
Bartee, Homer Gray. • • • • • Elec. Eng ••••••• Cordele, Ga.
Biggin, Harold Lyle • • • • • Elec. Eng. • • • • • • Auburn
Bivins, Daniel Eugene, Jr • • Elec. Eng •• 0 ��� • •• Bartow, Fla.
Bradley, Charles Henry. • • • Elec. Eng. • • • • • • MObile
Brown, John Morgan. • • • • • Chem. Eng. • • • • • • Auburn
Brown, Robert Crawford. • • • General. • • • • • • • Ensley
Buchanan, James Lake. • • • • Elec'. Eng •• ' . • • • • Riverton
Bullock, John Kavanaugh • • • Animal HUsbandry • • • Montgomery
Byrd, William Fitzhugh. • • • Agronomy .•• ~ • • • Birmingham
Caton, Noah Winston • • • • • Mech. Eng. • • • • • • River Ealls
Christopher, Ralph Coleman. • Animal Husbandry • • • lsney
Cobb, Lucile Meredith. • • • General. • • • • • •• Tuskegee
Cook, Samuel Clarence • • • • Agr. Education • • •• Camden
Copeland, Rodney Hugh • • •• Mech. Eng. • • • • • • Auburn
. Creel, John Paul. • • • • • • Agr. Education • • • • Morris
Davis, Clifford Gilmore • •• Civ. Engr. • • • • • • San Benito,Tex
Deck, Herman Hoover • • • • • Agronomy. • • • • • • Guntersville
DeShazo, Albert Perry • • • • Mech. Eng. • • • • • • Birmingham
Dowdell, David Merri ck, Jr. • Horticulture. • • • • Wimauma, Fla
Drake, Rosa • • • • • • • •• General. • • • • • • • Auburn
Feagin, Joe Daniel. • • • • • Civ. Engr. • • • • • • Union Springs
Fuller, l~lville Gray. • • • Elec. Eng. • • • • • • Huntsville
Garland, Peter Joseph • • • • Animal Husbandry • • • Jones
Griggs, Alfred Flournoy • • • Elec. Eng. • • • • •• Birmingham
Handley, Levis Wilson • • • • Chem & Met • • • • •• Lineville
Hardeman, Harriet Currie. • • General. • • • • • • • Auburn
Hare, Joseph Crosland • • • • Chem. Eng. • • • • • • Auburn
Hayley, Arthur Lee, Jr. • • • Elec. Eng. • • ��� • • • America
Hillman, Lyle Jarman. • • • • Elec. Eng. • • • • • • Orrville
Hodges, Linnie Pitt. • • •• Chem & Met. • • • • • Dothan
Holland, Joseph Alfred. • Civ. Eng. • • • • • • Huntsville
Hollingsworth, William Strother Agrono~. • • • • • • Edgefield, S.C.
Holstun, Hollis Oswald. • •• General. • • ��� • • • • Camp Hill
House, Ray Walthall • • • • • Elec. Eng. • • • • • • Acrnar
Hurlbert, James Daniel. • Elec. Eng. • • • • • • Cuba
Jacobs, Mose. • • • • • • • • Agr. Education ••••
Jeffrey, Frank Inge • • • • • Agronomy • • • • •
Johnson, Sidney Walton. • Agronomy •••••••
Johnston, Charles Nathan. Mech. Eng ••••••���
Lamar, George Barnes, Jr. • • General ••••••••
Lisenby, Amsie Horton. • • • Chem. Eng •••••••
Lovin, John Witty. • • • • • Chem. Eng •••••••
Lowman, . Pierce Ingram • • • • Mech. Eng •••••••
McFaden, Frank Sidney • • • • Ci v. Engr. • • • • • •
Bi rmingham
Lower Peach
Auburn
Sweetwater
.Auburn
Dothan
Decatur
Orangeburg,
Montgomery
Tree
S.C.
McFall, James William. • • • Agr. Education. • • • Anderson, S.C.
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Malone, Joseph Wheeler. • • • Animal Husbandry • • •
Maury, James Fontaine, Jr •• Mech. Eng •••••••
Ollinger, Rodney Matthews •• Arch. Eng •••••••
Page, Frank Penn. • • • • • • Chern & Met • • • • • •
Palmer, William • • • • • • • Animal Husbandry • • •
Peterson, Lyman Loomis •••• Elee. Eng •••••••
Powell, Elwyn Nimmons, •••• Mech. Eng •••••••
Powell, John Stephen ••••• Civ. Engr •••••••
Rayfield, Lee Rasberth •••• Chem. & Met ••••••
Reid, Cyrus Eugene'. • • • • • Elec. Eng. • • • •
Riley, William Leonard. • • • Chem. Eng. • • • • • •
Rogers, John Benjamin •••• Elec. Eng •••••••
Rutledge, Robert Edgar~ ••• Chern. Eng. • • ••
Sartain, Ezra Wilson ••••• Elec. Eng •••••••
Seale, Eunice Brooks ••••• Chem. Eng •••• , •••
Simpson, William GullSW, Jr ���• Agr. Education ••••
Small, Ernest Gustave •••• Animal Husbandry •••
Smith, Charles Alstin •••• Elee. Eng •••••••
Speigner, Alex Hillary •••• Highway Eng ••••••
Spoon, Leroy Page ••••• " Elec. Eng •••••••
Terry, Edward Allison ••••• Animal Husbandry •••
Vaiden, James Winchester ••• Chem. Eng •••••••
Wade, James Dallas, Jr •••• Elee. Eng •••••••
Wadkins, Ross Franklin. • • • Agr. Education • • • •
ward, Birma Leon. • ��� • • • • Pharmacy • • • • • • •
Warren, Chester Clyde •••• Civ. Engr •••••••
Warren, George Butler • • • • Animal Husbandry • • •
Waugh, JOhn Dayton •••••• Animal HUsbandry •••
Whipple, Ulysses Virgil, Jr • Horticulture •••• ,.
Wideberg, John Eric • • • • • Arch. Eng. • • • • • •
~ lkinson, Ernest Albert ••• Animal Husbandry •••
Youngblood, Robert Wadkins •• Agronomy •••••••
Graduates with Honor
Birmingham
Spring Hill
Mobile
Dothan
Ackerville
Alexander City
Newnan, Ga
N 8WII8ll, Ga.
Weogufka
Montgomery
Birmingham
Birmingham
Ensley
Oakman
Moundville
Snow Hill
Minter
Syl acauga
Dothan
Charlotte,N.C.
Millbrook
Uniontown
Montgomery
Opelika
Dothan
Coal City
Albany
Mathews
Cordele, Ga.
Jamesburg, N.J.
Au taugaville
Dothan
Anderson, Charles Carlisle •• Agronomy •••.•••• Prospect
Barnett, Frank ~~dison •••• Agronomy. • • • • • • Fitzpatrick
Bell, Almarion Devaleo •••• Agronomy. • • • • Alpine
Bell, Franklyn Evelyn •••• Elec. Eng. • • • ��� •• Pensacola,Fla
Boyd, Alfred DeWitte •••• C ~v. Eng. • • • • •• Auburn
Bryan, Bert Nathan •••••• Horticulture. • • • • Marshallville,Ga
Cooper, John Francis~ Jr ••• Animal Husbandry • • • Echola
Crane, Lawrence Welch •••• Ele'c. Eng. • • • • •• Birmingham
Darby, Edward Fletcher •••• Mech. Eng. • • • • •• Birmingham
Dowdell, l~die •••••••• General. • • • • • • • Auburn
Duboise, Thomas ••••••• Agr. Education • • • • Phil Campbell
Dunn, Clyde ••••••••• Agr. Education. • •• Millport
Easter, Everette C •••••• Animal HUsbandry. •• Coxey
Greene, Virgil Roy •••••• ~gr.Education •••• Arley
Hahn, Herbert Louis • • • • • Mech. Eng. • • • • •• Birmingham
Hardie, ?hilip Henry ••••• Mech. Eng. • • • • • • Birmingham
Keenon, Edgar, Jr. • • • • • Mech. Eng ��•••••• Ensley
McKinley, John Henry • • •• Animal HUsbandry • • • Demopolis
Miller, George Knox • • • • Elec. Eng. • • • • • • Monticello, Fla
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O'Neal, James Cornelius. • Mech. Eng •••••••
Ray, Grover washington • • Agr. Education ••••
Reed, Russell Sage • • • • Elec. Eng •••••••
Roberts, Amos Dalton. • • Agr. Education ••••
Shealy, James Wellington. Elec. Eng •••••••
Sizemore, Emmette. • • • • Animal HUsbandry •���•
Stevenson, Will Allen. • • Animal Husbandry • • •
Stokes, Benjamin Boulware, Elec. Eng •••••••
Vernon, John • • • • • • • Mech. Eng •••••••
Wade, Allan Jaokson. • • • Eleo. Eng •••••••
Walker, Marion Newman. • • Horticulture •••••
watson, Luther Boardman. • Eleo. Eng •••••• ~
Watts, Edgar Reid. • • • • ~leo. Eng •••••••
Whatley, John Louis. • • • Animal Hlisbandr.y •••
Wilkinson, Edward Everett. Animal Husbandry •
Williams, Homer Eaton. • • Agr. Education • . •••
Williams, Vester Vanderbilt Animal Husbandry •
Wilson, Samuel Lee •••• Agr. oEduoation ••••
Winton, William Harmon •• Chem. Eng •••••••
Graduates with Highest Honor
Collins, Albert Handlton •• Agr. Eduoation •••••
Gottlieb, Jaoob •••••• Meoh • . Eng •••••••
DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
Graduates
Mobile
Alexander City
Altoona
Fayette
Enterprise
Guin
Notasulga
Birmingham
Birmingham
Birminghain ·
Clemson Col.S.C.
Furman
Oakman
Opelika
. Thomasv ille
waterloo
Guin
Double Springs
Greenville
Covin
Birmingham
Burleson, Benjamin Z. • · • • · · · • · · Haokleburg
Holloway, Albert Lee. • · • · · · • • · ��� · • • Monroeville
May, James Warren • . • • • • · · • • • • • • • Mobile
Tyler, Napoleon Bonaparte • • • • • • • · • · • Rioh Square, N.C.
Graduate with Honor
Patterson, Frederiok Davis, Jr ••••••••• Cuthbert, Ga.
GRADUATES IN PHAnMACY (Ph.G.)
Andrews, James Glover ••••••••••••• LaFayette
Atkins, John Lewis. • • • • • • • • • • • • Heflin
Bruner, Oliver Glenn. • • • • • • • • • • • Ft. Deposit
Dillon, Hugh Crawford .0 . . . . . . . . • .. . . Birminghattl
Megginson, Theodore Jackson • • • • • • • • • • Thomasville
Parker, Phillip Harold. ~ ••••••••••• West ~oint, Ga.
Sandlin, William Woodfin •••••••••••• Moulton
Segrest, Purser George ••••••••••••• Notasulga
Wilson, Grady L.. • • • • • • • .• • • • • • • • Troy
POST GRADUATE DEGREES
Master of sc:l8 noe
in Agrioul ture
Perdue, Marvin Lucian • • • • • • • • • • • • • Birmingham
PROFESSr.ONAL DEGREES IN CaJRSE
Civil Engineer
Wideberg, Carl Erio • . . . . . . . . . . • • Man tgomery
With Highest Honor
Hanna, Verner Cyril • • • • • • • • • • • • • Auburn
Mechanical Engineer
Pearson, Ger8l~ Walstein. • • • • • • • • • • Devereaux, Ga
Watson, Lynn Casey •••••••••••••• Birmingham
DEGREES FOR PROFESSIONAL WORK
Electrical Engineer
Smith, Charles Henry •••••
Sparks, Harry Peckham. • • • •
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Mechanical Engineer
Pittsburg, Pa
Pittsburg, Pa
Haynie, Fred Hollis. • • ••••••••
Newman, Arthur Bernhart. • • ••••
Stewart, Chester A •••••••••••••• ,
New York, N.Y.
Peoria, 111 ,
parkersburg, W.Va.
GRADUATES, S~~R SESSION ~ 1912
Bradley, James Thomas • •
Crool, Samuel Donovan • •
Festorazzi, Angelo otto •
DEGREE
Bachelor of Science ,
• Agriculture. · •
• Agriculture. • •
• Mech. Eng. • · •
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Fullwood, Harry Sission,Jr. Elec. Eng. • · · '. Garner, Sannel Gideon • • • Agr. Education · •
Hillman, Robert Charles • • Agriculture • . . •
Komp, George Barnes, Jr'., • Elec. Eng. • · • •
Neel, Oliver W. • • • • • • Mech. Eng. ,. • • •
Smith, Charles Linton • • • Agr. Education • · , V~tley, Walter Alexander • Agricul ture. • • •
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GRADUATE IN PHARMACY (Ph.G.)
Taylor, Norris Pelham • • • • • • • • • • . . . .
POST GRADUATE DEGREES
t~ster ot scienoe
Pilcher, James Byrd • • • • Chemistry • • • •
Stephens, William R ••••• Chemistry ••••
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• Blacksher
· Aliceville
· Mobile
• New York, N.Y.
• Tuscaloosa
• orrville
· Hattiesburg,Miss
• Bearden, Ark.
• Covin
• Opelika
• Gadsden
• Dothan
• Texas
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Meeting of the EXecutive Comndttee
July a, 1921
The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Alabama
Polytechnio Institute met in the office of the Governor on Friday,
JUly a, 1921, with the following members present: Governor Kilby,
Messrs. Feagin, Terry, and Herzfeld.
President Dowell submitted a recommendation from Spencer, Trask
& Company which contemplated the exchange of a bond in the amount of
$1000 given to the colleg~ by Mr. George Foster Peabody for other
interest bearing tunds of like amount. The recommendation emanated
from Mr. Peabody who desired that the change be made since the original
inves~nt yielding no interest. The President was instructed to
investigate the matter and to act as the interests of the college might
seem to make desirable.
The Executive Committee also approved a contract for the Laundry
-work of the college for a ten-year period with J. R. Edwards imd
L. J. Blackwelder.
Upon Motion the President was authorized to remove the C'arpenter ,
Shop from Langdo'n Hall to a building to be erec ted on .the Campus a t the
rear ,of the present Barracks. the cost of the building and transfer not
to exceed $1000.
Thereupon the Executive Committee went into the consideration of
bids for the 'erection of three 'Veterinary buildings and the reconstruction
of Comer Agricultural Hall. The firms submitting bids and the
respective amounts of the same were as follows:
I. 0. Anderson Comer Hall
Finishing third story
Three Veterinary Buildings
Jeffers Brothers Comer Hall
Finishing third story
Three Veterinary Buildings
Opelika Lumber &
$77,000.
6,qOO.
83,000.
46,500.
129,500.
76,920.
4.995.
81,915.
43.584.
125,499.
Constructien Co. Comer Hall 76,517.
Finishing third story (not giv~en~) ____ _
Three Veterinary Buildings
Total for all buildings
44,600.
121,317.
119,600.
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Thomas Puris Comer Hall
Finishing third story
Three Veterinary BU·ildings
Eureka Construction
Company Comer Hall
Three Veterinary BUildings
71,200.
7,895.
79,095.
44,600.
123,675.
No Bid
47,850.
After carefully considering the matter the Committee decided to
reject all bids and to advertise for new bids to be opened in the
Governor's office on July 19th at three o'clock. In the meantime,
the Architect was instructed to revise the plans and specifications
so as to make possible lower bids, provided this could be done without
materially affecting the affecting the appearance and value of the
buildings. It was also decided that the bids for Comer Agricultural
Hall shou~d include the completion of . the third story.
After instructing the President to advertise for bids, which
should require a B% depos1t with each ~1d and call for the execution
of a bond in the amount_of the bid accepted, the Executive Committee
adj ourned to meet again in . the office of the Governor at three o'clock
on July 19th.
B. L. Shi, Secretary
Board of ~rustees.
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Meeting of the ,Executive Committee
July 19, 1921.
The Executive Committee of the Boa~d of, Trustees of the Alab~
Polyteohnio Institute met in the office of the Govern.or on Tuesday,
July 19, 1921, at three o'clock, with ' the following members present:
Governor Thomas E. Kilby, Messrs. Feagin, Terry, and Herzfeld,
President Dowell stated that advertisments for the reconstruction
of Comer Agricultural Hall and the erection of -three' Veterinary buildings
had appeared in the Montgomery Journal, Montgomery Advertiser, Birmingham
Age-Herald, Birmingham News, and MObile Register for two sucoessive days,
namely, July 11th and 12th. ' Bids were opened in the ~resence of the
bidders, the amount of the respretive bids being as follows:
Bidder Comer Hall Veterinary Total
Crampton, Jeffers ' Bros'. 88,201-. 43,584. 130,000
I. O. Anderson
Eureka Construction Company 47,850.50
Opelika Construction Company 77,768 42,600. 119,000
Thomas Purvh cost plus 5~ 42,750.
Upon the motion of Mr. Terry the bid of the Opelika
Lumber & Construotion Company for $119,000.00 was acoepted and Professor
Biggin, Head of the Department of Architecture, was instr~oted to draw
up the contraot in keeping with the plans and specifications, the same
to be sent to the Attorney General for approval. Mr. Lanier, president
of the, suocessfUl company, stated to the Board that"he would prepare to
begin work on Monday, July 25th, and that the job would be completed
by January 1, 1922~
Upon the motion of Mr. Terry, the President of the
Institution was instructed to return all bids and checks to the other
parties submitting bids. Mr. Lanier requested -that he be not required
to execute 8 Surety Bond on the ground that his margin of profit was
exceedingly low. After careful deliberation the Committee deoided,
however, that in view of the fact that this condition had been stipulated
in the advertisements and for the further reason that good
business principles required it the Bond would have to be executed.
There being no further business, the Committee adjourned.
B. L. Shit Secretary,
Board of ,Trustees
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Meeting of the. Executive Committee
Board of Trustees
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
September 12, 1921 .
The Executive Committee met in the Governor's office at
MOntgomery on Monday, September 12, 1921, at 4:00 p.m., to consider
bids on Plumbing and Heating for Comer Hall and Heating for Gymnasium.
The members present were Messrs. samford, Feagin, Ter~ and Herzfeld.
Judge Samford acted ,as Chairman and Professor Biggin as Seoretary.
. President D~/ell expressed through Professor Biggin his
regret at being unable to be present, due to an engagement at Birmingham
to deliver a memorial address on Dootor Phillips.
Bids were opened in the prese~oe of the bidders as follows:
Plumbing for Comer Hall: Perry & MODonald, $7015.00;
William Plumbing & Heating Co., $4934.00; Walter Denson~ $5270.00;
Miohael Supply Co., $5643.00; M. D. Morgan, $5556.48; E. A. Jones
Plumbing Co., $5480.41. No certified oheok aooompanied the bid of
Perry & MoDonald and their bid was therefore no~ considered.
Heating for Comer Hall: Williams Plumbing & Heating Co.,
, $8279.00; west Point Iron Works, $8868.00; Price Heating Co. $9990.00;
Walter Denson, ' $10696.00; Miohael Supply Co., $8125.00; M. D. Morgan
$8009.71; E. A. Jones PlUmbiIig Co., $6791.91. .
Heating for Gymnasium: Williams 'P1umblng & Heating Co.
$7420.UO; West Point Iron Works, $5100.00; Michael Supply Co., $4975.00;
M. D. Morgan, $6139.48; E. A. Jones Plumbing Co., $4936.21.
Group Bids: Williams Plumbing & Heating Co., Total for all
three Jobs, $19708.00; West Point Iron Works, Total for Two Heati~ Jobs,
$13600~00; ~ichae1 Supply Co. Total for All Three Jobs, $18279.00, Total
for Two Comer Hall Jobs, (Plumbing and Heating), $13434.00; E. A. Jones
Pl~bing Co .,' Total for All Three Jobs, $16910.UO
On motion all jobs were awarded to the lowest bidders, the
Plumbing for Comer Hall to the Williams Plumbing & Heating Co. of Birmingham
at $4934.00; the Heating for Comer Hall 'to the E. A. Jones Plumbing
Co. of Columbus, Ga.," at $6791.91, and the Heating for Gymnasium to the
same conoern at $4936~2i. The. total amount for all three contraots as
let was $16662.12,- less than the aggregate of any group bids offered.
All awarde were accepted by the bidders, who were directed to appear at
Auburn ·for the signing of written oontraots, and to start work immediate-
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of all openings required for their work in conorete floors, eto. They
. were also directed to make arrangemant for the required bonds.
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other business transacted by the "EXecutive Committee at this
meet ing was as follows:
. On motion of Judge Samford it was resolved that the Op!t.like
Lumber & Construction Company, general contractors for Comer Hall and
the Three Veterinary Buildings, be allowed to substitute for the Surety
Company Bond required by their contract a bond with personal securities
approved by Governor Kilby,- said bond to be drafted by Judge Samford.
On request of Presiden.t Dowell presep.ted by Dean Wilmore, it
was resolved that tpe time within which post graduate students may
register without the penial~ing fee for late registration be extended
one week.
On request of Captain Fortier, Assistant Professor of Military
science, presented by President Dowell through Dean Wilmore, for release
from payment of certain registration fees for a post-graduate course in
the Civil Engineering Department which he desired to take,- it was resolved
that he be excused from payment of all fees in this connection.
The Committee adjourned at 5:00 p.m.
Frederic Biggin,
Secretary Pro Tem.
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