Regular  Meeting of  the Board  of  Truate~ 
of -- 
Toumrtoirn Colleae  ., .- 
Monday Noon, October 16,  1944 
Pur~uent to the  foregoing notice,  the  regular October meeting of the  Ward  of 
Truçte of  The Youngstown  Collep ça held  at Soon on Monday,  October 16,  1944,  at The 
Tounftown  Club* 
Tho  following memberà wen present: 
HP.  Bliea,  Tlca Chairam,  presided  in the absence of  Kre Fick. 
Tfae aiButes of the meting of the  Board  of  Trustee8 held  My 17,  1944, and  of  the 
Executive Coaaittse held Octobar 9, 1944, were read and duly approved. 
<Judge Kennett reported that  the  petition with reference to the propoeed lease of 
the Rayen School property had  been filed is C  n Pleas Court; that  the tiae for çn~ 
had  just  p&açed tihat  mawars had  been filed  by  the Attorney General of  the  State of 
Ohio  and  by the Board  of Education of  the  City of Youngttown  and  that  the matter would 
probably  soon be heard  by  the Coooon PIteaa  Court. 
President  Jonee  praaentad the following enrolbent figures as of  the  date  of the 
meting and the following record of Aviation Trainees trained at the College to J&nuçry 
1944 t 
Enrollment  Pleurae 
Men  Total 
MQÇ~C Fall tiae  a  23  31 
Muaic,  Part  t  3  3  6 
342 en  Women  Total 
TOTAL  DAY  S  TS.............e...*....e  320  TOTAL DAY STUDfiKTS..  . . s  . .. 2'76 
Men  12^L  Total 
L* A*  Sight  172  230  402  153  229  382 Btm. 
Ada*  Night  43  32  72  54  3 5  89 
Iiftw  16  8  24  18  7  25 
................... 225  TOTAL  BUSIMESS SCHOOL,.  ..... 286 
$peela% Come 
Camkegit-Illinois  Corporation  141 
Record  of  Aviation TraJLnçà &mu&  January.  19& 
C.  P.  T*  - Primary 
Fall 1939 - Spring 1942  145 Leas - Duplicates  - 
2  143 
C.  P.  T.  - Secondary 
F&ll 1940 - Spring 1942  50 
Less - Duplicate*  -A 
Secondary  Kavy  -.  Full Tine 
February  1943 - April  1943 
tary f.rsy - Full Tiaw 
SeptÑb  1942 - January 1943 
Secondary %boo$  Teachers 
Eleaentary Courae  - Suanmr  1942 
~r~-FUght  -  Spring 1943 
Total Trainees  169 - 
L.  A.  Sight 
Buff. Ada.  Sight Lw 
Uon  WL  Total 
Buç School,  Day a* 
School, Night 
w Man  - Total 
TOTAL SIGHT  S  IS .......a  496 
(SHAHS TOTAL - 19&3*ae**.*a**10  8 
.J  & 
C*  P* T.  - Pri.auu'y Fall 1939 - 
Spring 19A2  345 
Lça - Duplicates  - 2 
secondary  Navy  -  Full Tima 
Februw 1943 - April  1943 
Dr.  Jones  reported that  Dr.  Robert  L.  Blair, foraorly  an instructor at the 
University  of  Illinois,  had  been eaployd as a ra  r of  the full-flaw  faculty in 
the  Speech  Department to replace Russell G.  Bunn  who  had  resigned because of  illness; 
also that  Dr.  Louise  Bmngard,  who  teaches Hwan  Physiology,  and  Mrs.  P.  K.  Baker,  who 
teaches  Social Payehology,  have  bean  added  to the part-fhe  faculty. 
Upon notion by  Mr.  Cuaaina,  seconded by  Mr.  Koblnson,  and duly  carried,  the aotion 
of  the jbxecutire Cdttee,  authorizing the Pr~id~nt apply to  the Ohio  State Bepart- 
sent of  Education for authority to grant the degree of Bachelor of  Sngineering wa~ 
ratified and  approved. 
Dr.  Jones reported that  a hearing had been held before  the  Renegotiation Board  on 
the aatter of  final aettl~nt  our  contract  for training aviation cadats  and  that 
ax  a reault of the  hearing, the College will receive a  final payment  in the amount  of 
3700.00  and will not  be obligated to  refund any  payments  received under the Aviation 
Contract . 
Dr.  Jonea  reported that there are now 34 Veterans attending Toungetom College, 2k of 
whoa  are full time day  atudente  and  10  of  whoa  are part  time  wening çtudçnt that 
the Vetaranà Bureau advised the college that  it intended  to  establish a  counseling and 
nt center at Youngstown College;  that  the coil  e  had  agreed to set up  a eowaeling 
'  and to~tin@ propafli  for veterans and that  Dean George  Tilcox will attend a special 
four  çeek course to be given  at the  City College of Sew York  in "Tseting and Guidance 
of Vet erm. " 
In furtherance of  the policy previously  established by  the Loard and upon action 
by Sir.  Barrett,  seconded  by  Ur.  Lwentry,  and duly carried,  the Board approved  the 
taking of  graduate  mrk  during the  year  19/4-45 by two  aeobars  of the college staff, 
$a-wit, Miss Peggy  Borer,  who  is attending 7È'estar %serve University an a part tiaf 
baais and airs.  '  -'alith,  who will attend Ohio  State University  during the winter 
quarter. 
Upon  notion  by  &r. iffilaon, seconded by  Mr.  :iaag,  and  duly  carried,  the  increases 
in salary ~pproved by the Executive  C  ttee at ita aaeting hold October 9, were 
ipproved  by  the Board of Tmsteea. 
Dr. Jones presented the  following coaparative  statement of  incow  and  expense: 
Dr.  Jones reported that he was  to $peak at the  animal meting of  the Tnmbull 
County Manufacturing Association at Warren and would advise them of the work which 
the College is doing in its cooperative  teaching profraai. 
He  alç announced that  an  individual had  recently donated  electrical equipaent 
,000.00  to the  Collage  and  that WSBH  had  donated  a mo*,or generator set worth 
approximately  $2,500.00. 
'fhere being no further business, the meting was duly adjourned. 
Hugh 8. Manchester, Secretary 
Jaaes L.  Fick,  Jr.,  Chairaan  of  the Board