_ DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Memo on Assistance items: :
(The following are paid from Item #7 in the budget)=+

Re W. Raugh = graduate of U. of Nebraska, fommer coach
at Colby, Kansas; working on Master's
degree ae ae ae ok oe et a ee a oe ee ee oe ee $500.00

Wim, Belt - also teaches in Spanish department » » « « « « 75,00

Gene Feaster = life guard at pool; also teaches in
Physics department ‘a a oe a ee er oe ce ce ee 74200

Murray Brown = graduate of Warrensburg Teachers Cole,
- freshman basketball coach o « « « « « e « « 100,00

Carl Jessup = graduate of Friends University; was appoint-
ed in September at $200.00, but resigned in
October so that he could take over work at
Lawrence Junior High School (replacing
Maurice Cannady who became a member of
Lt. Comdr. Tunney's staff in Navy); is on
irregular payroll for the few classes he
now teaches in our department.

New tennis court on lot given by Mre Geos O. Foster:
1nDGY 4 4 es 4S 4 4 CS $85.05
Used pipe 2-0-0 6 2-6 #-6 54200
Aluminum paint for pipe » 21.75
70 yards chat 6:h 6: 4-826 70,00
Total spent to date 6 eo 6 ss $250.80

(Posts, netting, addl. labor)
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Lawrence

Office of ss.
The Chancellor February 11, 1942

To Heads of Departments :

The budget conference schedule for 1942='43 is en-
closed.

Each departmental budget is to be considered by a
committee composed of the central budget committee, the head
of the department concerned, and the dean of the school or
director of the division in which the department is budgeted.
The central committee is composed of Dean Stouffer (Chairman) ,
Dean Lawson, Dean Moreau, and Mr. Nichols.

Department heads are urged to consult members of
their permanent staffs for suggestions, and to bring to the
conference any information or material bearing on their bud-
get problems. It is important that departmental needs be
presented in order of their importance.

A smaller enrollment is in prospect again next year
as a result of the war effort. Since we depend on student
fees for one-fourth of our income, and since every drop of
100 students curtails our income some $10,000, we are faced
with further budget readjustments.

If each chairman faces squarely the opportunities
to curtail expenses in his department, I am hopeful that we
can successfully adjust ourselves to meet changing conditions.

The maintenance and assistance report forms which
are attached should be filled in and brought to the confer-
ence. The conferences will be held in the Conference Room,
225 Frank Strong Hall.

Sincerely yours,

DEANE W. MALOTT,
ChaacoiLaz-
Tuesday, Feb. ou
-10:30 ~ Registrar's Office
11:15 — Advanced Standing
2:00 - Tch. Appt. Bureau
2:30 - Military Science
33:15 - Psych. Tests
3:30 - Univ. Press
4300 - Aids & Awards

Wednesday, Feb.
10:30 ~ Women's Adviser
11:15 — Men's Adviser
Food Lab.
2:30 - Libraries
4:00 - Alumni Assn.
4:30 — News Bureau

Thur day; Febe 26

10:30 ~ Business Office

11330 ~ Thayer Museum

2:00 ~ Extension Div.
Feb. 2

10:30 ~ Museum of Paleon.

11:30 - Museum of Mammals

Saturday, Feb. 2%
10:30 ~ Corbin Hall
11:30 — Wilcox Museum

Mo March |
11:15 - Philosophy
2:30 ~ Economics

Business Statistics

Sec. Training
Business Research

Tuesday, March 5
10:30 ~ Pharmacy
Drug Lab.

2:00 ~ Bldg. & Grounds

Wednesday, March yh

10:30 — Journalism
11:30 ~ Endowment Assn.
2330 — Botany

3330 - Biochemistry

4 4 7
/ de esd

BUDGET CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
for 1942-'h3

Thursday, March 5
10:30 = Sociology
11:30 - Latin & Greek
German
2:00 ~ History
3:00 - Political Science
Bur. Gov't Research
4:00 + English

ch 6

10:30 - Chem. Mgr.
2330 ~ Architecture
3315 — Appl. Mech.
4300 - Engr. Drawing

Saturday, March
10:30 — Mech. Ener.
11:30 ~ Aero. Ingr.

Mon March
10:30 = Mining Ingr.
Petr. immer.

23:30 ~ Education

10:30 ~ Hlec. Mgr.

11:30 - Engr. Adm.

2:00 - Psychology

3:00 - Geology

, March 11

10:30 ~ Physical Education
2330 - Physics

3330 — Anatomy

Thursday, March 12
10:30 - Zoology
23:00 - Chemistry
3#30 ~- Mathematics
4330 ~ Home Economics

Frid March 1
10:30 - Civil Mgr.
11:30 ~ Machine Constr.
2:30 ~ Water Lab. &
Sanitary Ingr.
3330 ~ Weights & Measures

Saturday, March 14

10:30 — Voice

11:00 ~ Violin
Orchestra

Monday, March 16
10:30 ~ Public Sch. Music
11:30 - Photo. Bureau
2:30 - Piano
3:00 ~ Fine Arts Adm.
4300 ~ Chancellor's Off.
N.Y.A. Office

esday, March 17
10:30 - Draw. & Paint.
2:00 ~ Design
3300 ~ Organ & Theory
4300 — Band

Wednesda, ch 18
10:30 - Athletics
11:00 - Soc. Sc. Series
11:30 + Humanistic Series
2:30 ~ Physiology
3330 ~ Bacteriology
4330 = Science Bulletin

Thursd. March 1
11:15 - Speech & Drama
23:00 —- Entomology
Entom. Museum
Entom. Field Serv.
3300 ~ Rom. Languages
4:00 - College Adm.
4330 — Graduate Adm.

10330 — Law
2330 ~ Geol. Survey

Saturday, March el
10:30 ~ Health Service

Wednesday, April 8
9:00 = Medicine, at

Kansas City
Ws He Eq Chandler,
Frank Strong Halle

Dear Mr. Chandler:

I eam sending you a carbon copy of the letter that
I have written to Er. Nicholse

You remember that each year previously Dean Swarthout
paid for putting up the lights, but since our playground ;
started to operate it seems as if we are paying the whole
bill. I can see a reason why we should pay a part of it,
but certainly not more than half, and since Dean Swarthout
did not pay any last year or this year it seems fair to
me thet he should bear his share.

If this is fresh in your mind will you please transmit
this information to Mr. Nichols? Thank yous

Very cordially yours,

 
Mr tntinarrer -
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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS HOSPITAL SERVICE
SUMMER SESSION, 1932

The undersigned hereby agrees to pay at the University
Business Office with the Summer Session fees the sum of $1.50
to defray the cost of clinic service. It is expressly understood
that the amount above stipulated does not include free hos-
pitalization but does include office service, examinations, and
such other dispensary service as may be needed to cover cur-
rent needs of the subscriber.

 

(SIGNED)

 

(LAWRENCE ADDRESS)

N. B.—The fee will be refunded if less than 600 students subscribe for~
hospital service.
 

Septeuber 18, 1941.

 
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