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PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

C O L L E G E O F S C I E N C E . D e g r e e of Bachelor of Science. /School of Chemistry.

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Robert Humphrey Forbes. School Alice May B a r b e r . Sarah Mariena P a i n e . of Natural Science. U l y s s e s Samuel G r a n t Plank. H o w a r d Oakley W o o d w o r t h .

COLLEGE OF LITEEATUBE.

School

of Ancient

Languages.—Degree

of B a c h e l o r of A r t s .

Franklin Gregory Carnahan. A g n e s Gale Hill. School of English and Modern

Hermann S Piatt.

Languages.—-Degree

of B a c h e l o r of L e t t e r s .

Sarah Bennett. Cassandra Armstrong Boggs. E d w a r d E v e r e t t Gulick. J o s e p h P i p e r Gulick. L o t t Russell Herrick. Glen Moody H o b b s .

Charles Albert Kiler. Anne Melissa Maxwell. J o h n B a r b Morgan, J r . R o m e B Pullen. E d w a r d L e w i s Walker. Royal Wright.

The following named graduates of former classes have been recommended for the second degrees designated:

E d w a r d I. Cantine, B. S Thomas F. Hunt, B. S G e o r g e W. McCluer, B . S . . . . Miss Ella U. Barber, B. L . . . . Class of 1887 1884 '' 1884 1884 D e g r e e of Civil E n g i n e e r 11 Master of Science.. Master of L e t t e r s . .

Degrees recommended for those graduating ten years or more ago with certificates:

Milo P . B u r w a s h A n d r e w T. Morrow William C. Ells Mrs. Alice Cheever B r y a n Dillon S. B r o w n W a t s o n Pickrell Charles W. Clark H e n r y J. McKay J a m e s R. Mann J a m e s E, B u m s t e a d Class of 1872 1873 1874 1874 1875 1875 1876 1876 1876 1877 P e gr e e of M a s t e r of Science.. ' Civil E n g i n e e r ' ' ' ' M a s t e r of L e t t e r s . . Master of Science.. Civil E n g i n e e r . . . . Master of L e t t e r s . . Master of Science..

The Faculty recommend t h a t the Degree of Master of Science be conferred upon Mrs. Louisa Catherine Allen-Gregory, based upon her studies in the University, and for her high standing as a member of this Faculty. Parke Tunis Burrows and Koy Allen Mather have been recommended by the Faculty to the Governor of the state, and have been honored by him with commissions by brevet as Captains in the Illinois National Guard.

APPOINTMENTS.

This is the usual time for the regular appointments of professors and instructors. A word from me on this matter may not be altogether in place; however, your duty is so difficult and the proper discharge ©f it is so vitally important to the welfare of the University t h a t I am sure suggestions will be considerately received.