Sitzung am 18. März 1916.
Anwesend: F. Vonnegut, Stempfel, Rath, Scherer, Pantzer, Lieber, Westing.
Beschlossen, Abiturienten des Turnlehrerseminars, die 25 Jahre oder länger erfolgreich als Turnlehrer tätig
waren und noch als Turnlehrer tätig sind, für die Ver- leihung des Titels GG vorzuschlagen und den Mitglie- dern des Verwaltungsrats zur Abstimmung zu unter- breiten. Die Mitglieder sollen besonders darauf aufmerksam gemacht werden, daβ eine Stimme gegen irgend einen der Vorgeschlagenen genügt, um ihm das Diplom vorzuenthalten.
Die Administrativbehörde legte das Programm für den Sommerkursus vor. Ein Komitee bestehend aus Scherer, Rath, Lieber und Westing wurde be- auftragt, folgende noch offene Fragen zu erledigen:
Höhe des Schulgeldes; Vereinbarung mit dem Canoe Club; Kursus für Military Training.
Folgender Antrag der Administrativbehörde zur Veränderung der Bedingungenden über für den Grad des Diploms, wurde angenommen: After list
of aggregate points in catalog, add: “Providing, however, that in addition to the above total aggregates the following number of A’s be ac- quired: With highest honor, 40 A’s, with high honor, 30 A’s; with honor, 20 A’s.
Auf Antrag von Scherer wurde beschlossen, daβ Se- minaristen, die durch Teilnahme am Deutschen Unterricht von der Zahlung des Schulgeldes befreit sein wollen, statt, wie bisher 70%, fortan 80% erreichen müssen. Der betr. Paragraf lautet nun folgendermaβen:
Tuition is free the sec-
ond and every subsequent semester to matriculates belonging to class C who pursue with profit one of the college courses and obtain at the end of each semester in all the exercises in Ger- man prescribed for them, including the electives offered in that language, not less than 80 per cent.
Auf Antrag von Rath wurde beschlossen, zwei Ausätze von Louis Appel und Geo. Altmann, die im American Turner erschinenen und durch die junge Männer zum Besuch des Seminars ermuntert werden, im Sonder- abdruck herstellen zu lassen und zur Agitation zu verwenden.
Ein Gesuch der Dormitorium-Organization um ein zweites (Extension) Telephon im
2. Stock des Dormitoriums wurde gutgeheiβen.
Folgende Rechnungen wurden zur Zahlung angewiesen:
Hierauf Vertagung.
G H Westing Sekr
Meeting on March 18, 1916.
Present: F. Vonnegut, Stempfel, Rath, Scherer, Pantzer, Lieber and Westing.
Decided to nominate any Gymnastic Teachers Seminary graduates who have worked
successfully as gymnastic teachers for 25 years or longer and are still working as such for the award of the title “G. G.” and submit their names to the out of town Board members for their vote. The members must be made extra aware that one vote against a candidate is enough to deny him the diploma.
The Administrative Office presented the summer course schedule. A committee made up of Scherer, Rath, Lieber and Westing was instructed to take care of the following issues still open:
tuition amount, agreement with the Canoe Club and military training class.
The following proposal submitted by the Administrative Office regarding changes in the requirements for the kind of diploma was accepted:
“After list of aggregate points in catalog, add: “Providing, however, that in addition to the above total aggregates the following number of A’s be acquired: With highest honor, 40 A’s, with high honor, 30 A’s; with honor, 20 A’s.””
Scherer moved to require from students who wish to receive tuition credit due to participation in German class they achieve 80% instead of 70% as it was until now. This particular paragraph now states as follows:
“Tuition is free the second and every subsequent semester to matriculates belonging to class C who pursue with profit one of the college courses and obtain at the end of each semester in all the exercises in German prescribed for them, including the electives offered in that language, not less than 80 per cent.”
Motion granted.
Rath moved to have two articles by Louis Appel and Geo. Altmann, published in the “American Turner” encouraging young men to receive their education at the Seminary, printed in a special format and use them for advertisement and promotion of the Seminary. Motion granted.
A request from the dormitory committee for a second (Extension) telefon on the second floor of the dormitory was approved.
The following invoices were sent on for payment:
At this point, the meeting was adjourned.
G. H. Westing, secretary
