UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAWRENCE DEPARTMENT OF —_— EDUCATION February 14, 1941 Dr. F. C. Allen Department of Physical Education University of Kansas Dear Dr, Allen: The equipment requests and dealing with the budget of next year has been turned into Mr, DeGroot as he requested, I am enclosing the general repair and need request. I do want also to add this to the budget - increases in salaries for the staff in the Women's Department. I know those are hard to obtain but I feel we have all given as conscientious service as anyone in the department and are worthy of increases. We may not "crab" about the work we have to do, and in that way are not bothersome to you. But we are on the job just the same. Thank you. Singerely, hk 9Leove Ruth I, Hoover UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAWRENCE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL, EDUCATION Repairs and Needs for 1941-42 4 new toilet seats in the Women's Basement toilets. 1 new toilet seat: in the faculty dressing room, These seats are of the old automatic type that are a disgrace to this day and age. Hockey field - If the hockey field were rolled many times this spring before the ground becomes dry or the heavy bunches of grass push up, I believe it would be in fair condition. The path across the field needs to be filled in. There has been no fence or barrier put up at the southeast corner of the field to prevent people using that path. Tennis courts - The tennis courts were in fair condition ast fall because there was little rain. There, of course, is still need of better drainage, and the courts need to be rolled more often. There is one net tightener broken which needs to be replaced. Tennis backboard - This board needs to be 10! - 12! high to be of any use. There should be no opening in the middle. The ground must be rolled and hardened. Swimming Pool - The lower part of the wall needs to be repainted, as well as the pipes. Cage - The cage for equipment, towels and swimming suits should be rebuilt with more racket and cupboard space putdn.The basement floor and dressing booths need repainting. , Running Track - The entire running track should be recovered from the balcony. An archery range for winter practice should be set up in the east end. Horseshoe courts - The ground should be leveled off and new torseshoe boxes made for the six courts. Halls - Refinish floors and repaint bulletin boards. : April &, 1941 [ @ We Imlott Committees, | Gentlenens a herewith sending you a report regarding the ox= penditure for stamps and for the = 1 fund of $450,00 for the | of Physical etione I have broken both these items various allocations so it may be clearly seen how the spente You will recall these matters were discussed in Conference, April 2» Stamps 1939 - 1940 4 : ua ge : Intramurals & men's department - ~ - $5250 Women's Jepartmont--<-«-+--+-+----=-=— 16.00 Physical Education Office ~— <= « 129,60 Research, @irmiil, special, etcte « 6955 450 special fund 194081941 Repair mats and vaulting horse -o- 114.90 Tennis backstop repairs, softball backstop, repairs, maintenanes of — courts, Gite <- ewew ewe 197615 This leaves us a balance of $137.98 in this fund which expect to use for the purchase of a filing ease and maintaincnce temis and softball courts. 3a Sincerely yours, Director of Physical gducation and Recreation Varsity Basketball end Baseball Coach THE WORLD’S LARGEST FLEET OF STREAMLINED TRAINS 1939-40 a Ver ¥ Sutra plo “ = - ge 0 s sd 3 ye anid a 72.90 W brew U/ | COAA+Y en. Avo AS 4 ; Od eee j thw tics = Skis | Aa ppt i. Ree y/ N / \ RE =A 4 x (01 O-O (uure) burn pehursyr VO, OO IBIS Cram) eee, _— OS Estimated Postage (Monthly ) Men's Intramural Office m1 3,00 50 Intramural Managers must be written about # times monthly G Fe Three men in department (Elbel, DeGroot, and Raport) average 50 letters per month @$.03 1.50 Intramural officials correspondence @ $.03 per letter x 20 260 OS5 2-2 OKC PEC ORs te SUnToe L aeremure NTS Se POM ere 290 Miscellaneous (extraneous items not covered above ) 240 TOTAL ecceeccecce $ 6 «00 ——— This is average for a month. Taken times nine school months the department probably uses $55.00 in postage each year. This is minimized at every opportunity, but postal regulations being so strict work a hardship. /2 i ¢ dene 3 ¢ Atay _ eee us * ef BARA aa 3 d ae reo 3 e 6 pte Io 1 2- Wh. ey } b 2 g 0 : ot Os we ei pe ee Osher! Ty j a ra Fy. } Se: ee, og 70 Dnbws f radon January 30, 1942 Mr. Raymond Nichols Chancellor's Office Tniversity of Kansas Deax Mie Nichols: I find that we will need an additional $400.00 added to our budgets $200.00 because of the adjustments we are making regarding Miss Duntel and $200.00 regarding the adjustment concerning Mre Allphing © I trust that this will be agreeable. Sincerely yours, Direstor of Physica] Education and Recreation | Varsity Basketball Coach FCAglg 10 Noe 126. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION &x 10 7 2 ine gym mats (estimate) 2 pre Noe 94, adjustable flying ring Nos 54 NO» 52 Noe 7 Noe 35 Noe 2001 4 fte laminated fir diving board Vaulting horse (raised noek) Vaulting buek Parallel Bar — Gym Springboards Noe 229 Grip Dynamometer Nos L116 Tournament tennis nets (Lowe & Campbell) set twoeinch brass stencil letters (a to 2) set twoeinch brass stencil numerals (0 to 9) sets softball bases rubber home plates new complete filter for swimming pool, cost must be Obtained from contractor | 6 wood onl wire backstops for softball diamonds $27.50 40.00 200.00 110.00 210.00 @ $40.00 70200 1700 2000 025 025 5200 500 (estimate) ~ 20200 $275.00 80.00 200200 110.00 210.00 80200 70200 17.00 120.00 6.50 2.50 60.00 50.00 “2600.00 120.00 $2901.00 Eg vipnerd heeled fay aff b No. L//6 Fieve t fauuis peks (Lowe & Conppbell) 2 | | @ #20. 00 6 0.06 : i Ll ar hice ae fe aad ag te Z ) AS bso : | .. fi f (< 7) ° E ¢ 7 &! [W/o- ok bi as L1EWUte ; rals Gg as. ott SO b O. 00 | , Foc ja oh tig feet SI 7. (te Lew Complete filter fof, J wrt mivae poo! Acro 00 Goh coal he poem fy contacke es 7 fo. 0° j cael wd ics hte Lo Eire KANSAS RELAYS 1938 Instructions for Placement of Runners Numbers for Starts and Finishes Refer to Printed Chart of Stadium Track Lo yt ® (2) UNIVERSITY « KANSAS STADIUM FIELD Numbers show positions for start and finish of off trock ond Field events. See etteched instructions i) for explenetion of numbers. (16) ae Q = @} |@ @) ©) 6) —.. 120-YD. HIGH HURDLES (trials and finals). Start at No. 3; finish at No. 6. 100-YD. DASH (trials and finals). Start at No. 10; finish at No. 8. 880-YD. COLLEGE RELAY. First runner starts at No. 1, second at No. 6, third at No. 10, and fourth starts at No. 6 and finishes at No. 10. 880-YD. UNIVERSITY RELAY. The same as the 880-yard College Relay above. TWO-MILE COLLEGE RELAY. All runners start and finish at No. 9. TWO-MILE UNIVERSITY RELAY. All runners start and finish at No. 9. SPECIAL 1-MILE RUN. Starts at No. 9 and finishes at No. 9. 480-YARD SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY. Starts and finishes at No. 6. ONE-MILE UNIVERSITY TEAM RACE. All runners start and finish at No. 9. 440-YARD UNIVERSITY RELAY. First runner starts at No. 1, second at No. 2, third at No. 6, fourth at No. 7 and finishes at No. 10. KANSAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL 880-YARD RELAY. First runner starts at No. 1, second at No. 6, third at No. 10, fourth at No. 6 and finishes at No. 10. COLLEGE DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY. First runner starts at No. 1, second, third, and fourth start and finish at No. 10. UNIVERSITY DISTANCE MEDLEY. Same as the College Medley above. 3000-METER STEEPLECHASE. Starts between No. 6 and No. 15 and finishes at No. 10. UNIVERSITY SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY. First runner starts at No. 1, second at No. 10, third at No. 6, fourth at No. 10 and finishes at No. 10. JUNIOR COLLEGE SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY. First runner starts at No. 3; second at No. 7; third at No. 10, fourth at No. 10 and finishes at No. 10. ONE-MILE COLLEGE RELAY. All runners start and finish at No. 9. ONE-MILE UNIVERSITY RELAY. All runners start and finish at No. 9. POLE VAULT. At No. 12. SHOT PUT. Noclt. BROAD JUMP. No. 11 or No. 14. DISCUS THROW. No. 17. - HIGH JUMP. No. 15. JAVELIN THROW. No. 18. THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAWRENCE OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR December 16, 1940 Dr. F, C. Allen University of Kansas | Dear Dr. Allen: Will you kindly send me before the first of the year a detailed list of equipment needed by your department during the next biennium which you cannot reasonably be expected to purchase from your regular maintenance allotment. Your list will, no doubt, be larger than we shall be able to provide, but it is im portant that we have this information on hand to document our legislative requests for an increase in the main- tenance appropriation item. Sincerely yours, Mahalo RN:R : Executive Secretary THR UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Lawrence Office of March 6, 1941 The Chancellor To Heads of Departments: Enclosed is the schedule for the budget conferences for 1941-'he, The budget is to be considered by the Central Budget Committee, composed of Dean Stouffer, Chairman, Dean Lawson, Dean Moreau, and Mr. Nichols, with the dean of the school or director of the division, and the head of the de- partment concerned. Department heads are urged to consult members of the permanent staff of the department for suggestions, and to tring to the conference any information or material bearing on the situation. It is important to present de- partmental needs in order of importance. All indications point to a smaller enrollment next year as a result of various activities connected with the National Defense Program. Since between a fourth and a third of our income comes from fees, and since every drop of a hundred students curtails our income some $10,000, we are faced with a serious economy problem. 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 were mailed to you recently should be filled in and brought to the conference. The conferences will be held in Mr. Nichols! office. Sincerely yours, DEANE W. MaLOTT, Chancellor Wednesday, March 12 9:30 ——- Museum of Mammals 10:30 -—~ Museum of Paleo. 11:30 -- Thayer Museum 2:00 -— Journalism 3:00 -- Pharmacy Drug Lab. -- Mathematics 4:00 Thursday, March 13 10230 — Business Office 11:30 — Appointment Bur, 2:00 ~~ Libraries 3:30 —- Psych. Tests 4300 ~- Marshal Friday, March 14 9:30 -- Corbin Hall 10:30 -- Adviser of Women 11:15 -- Men's Adviser Food Lab. Registrar Advanced Standing 3300 ~~ NYA Office 33:30 -~ Endowment Assn. 4:00 -—- News Bureau 2300 -- Saturday, March 15 10:30 -- Bur. of Printing 11:30 -~ Military Science 2:00 =~ Health Service Monday, March 17 9:30 ~- Mech. Engr. 10:30 ~~- Chem. Ener. 11:30 ~- Engr. Drawing 2:00 —- Extension 4:00 —- Aids and Awards Tuesday, March 18 10:30 -— Elec. Engr, 11:30 -- Architecture 00 ——- Petrol. Engr. 3:00 -— Civil Engr. 4:00 -— Mach. Constr. 4330 -- Engr. Adm, BUDGET CONFERENCE SCHEDULE for 1941-"he Wednesday, March 19 9:30 ~— Mining Engr. 10:30 -~ Water Lab. Sanitary Engr. 11:30 -~ Applied Mech. 2:00 -- Anatomy 3:00 -—- Biochemistry 4300 -- Photographic Bur. | Friday, March 21 10:30 -- Drawing & Paint. ‘Exhibits 11:30 —- Fine Arts Adm. 2:00 —- Design 3:00 -——- Law 4sOO -— Science Bulletin saturday, March 22 10330 -- Violin 11:00 ——- Orchestra 11:30 — Organ and Theory Monday, March 24 9:30 -- Voice 10:00 ~- Piano ; 10:30.—- Public Sch. Music 11:30 -- Band 23:00 -~ Romance Languages 3:00 -——- German 3230 —- Latin and Greek Wilcox Museum Tuesday, March 25 10:30 —— Geology Geol. Museum - 11:30 -— Philosophy 2:00 -~- History 32:00 -- Alumni Office 4:00 ——- College Adm. Monday, March 31 10:00 -~ Geol. Survey 2:00 -- Sociology Soc. Field Ser. Arch, Field Ser. 3300 —- Entomology Entom,. Museum Entom, Field Ser. 43:00 —- Zoology Tuesday, April 1 10:30 -- English 2:00 — Business Bus. Studies 3:30 ~- Physics & Astron. Wednesday, April 2 as QO -- Speech Phys. Educ $ acteriology 3:00 —- Physiolozy {4:00 ~~ Chancellor's Off. 43:30 — Graduate Adm. Thursday, April 3 10:30 —- Home Economics 22:30 ~—- Chemistry 33:30 -—- Botany 4:30 —+ Humanistic Series - 5:00 —- Weights & Meas. Friday, April 4 9:30 —- Athletics 10:30 -— Bldgs. & Gr. 1:30 —- Psychology 2:30 — Pol. Science Bur. Govt. Res. Soc. Sc. Series Thursday, April 24 10:30 -~ Educ. Clinic 11:15 -- Oread Tr. School 2:00 -~ Education Wednesday, April 23 9:00 -- Medicine, at Kansas City EXPLANATION OF FORMS TO BE USED BY DEPARTMENTS IN MAKING REPORTS AT BUDGET CONFERENCES ON MAINTENANCE AND IRREGULAR PAYROLLS Maintenance Fund Renort Under "Resources", list all departmental maintenance income, whether it is derived from budget allotments, student laboratory fees, commercial receipts, departmental transfer checks, or other sources. Some items for the current year end for 1941-42 will be estimates, as in the case of laboratory fees. The column for 1941-42 should be filled out completely; the budget allowance necessary to cover the items proposed under "Expenditures" should be inserted. Please be sure that the estimated resources for 1941-42 are equal to the proposed expendi- tures. Under "Expenditures", show actual expenditures for last year, estimates for the current year, and recommendations for next year, following the classification used in your departmental records. The classification given on the report form under "General Maintenance" is merely suggestive, and you may want to add to the list. The larger departments will doubtless find it necessary to give a more detailed breakdown. The figures to be inserted on the "Payroll" line will be secured from item 3b of the Irregular Payroll Report. Irregular Payroll Report Under "Budget Allowance", list only the allotments made to your departmental salary budget for use on the irregular payroll. Do not list fee income or main- tenance funds used for payroll purposes. Please give for 1941-42 the items you are requesting; they should not be less than the figure you will report on line 3a, near the bottom of the page. Under "Expenditures", classify for each year all irregular payrolls, regard- less of what fund or allowance they are paid from. Include irregular payrolls charged against the salary budget allowances, fee income, maintenance funds, or other income. Under item 3, show (a) how much of each year's expenditure is paid from the budget allowances listed at the top of the sheet, and (b) how much is paid from the departmental maintenance account (which includes income from fees and other sources as well as the regular maintenance allotment). Carry item "b" forward to the line marked "2. Payroll" on the Maintenance Fund Report. _—_ —-— — — It is planned that the budget conferences will start on March 13. A complete schedule of the conferences will reach you in a few days. The necessary forms for your departmental reports are attached. Three copies are sent for each fund, one for use as a work sheet and two for presentation at the budget conference. Additional copies of both forms are available at the Chancellor's Office and will be sent on request. If you have any questions about preparation of any phase of the reports, please feel free to call on the Chancellor's Office for assistance. RAYMOND NICHOLS, Secretary of the Budget Committee MAINTENANCE FUND REPORT © Expenditures for 1939-40, Estimates for 1940-41, and Requests for 1941-42 DEPARTMENT OF Clack Iucalion RESOURCES : Requested 1939-40 {1940-41 | 1941-42 Regular budget allowance * 1900:00 | 20000 Balance forward from previous year — 49-4 E | ~ #2:2¢ Special budget allowance : sti ak 4 50:00 45000 Fee income 2012. 38 | SYE7PS t. Other receipts AF. 70 TOTALS. 0-69-00 eeeees eeeee Ee 4s cada 4YGFI-S7 Oo gd ended |! Est.Rest |Total commended te of Y for EXPENDITURES ; i Expended 1 1. Gener fice lies 2,0 + od, — 0.03 Po Telephone & tele Repairs, etc Fre & *Lab lies Pe 5 t t vel nse List below any additional items carried on your books, such as — Steno. se ces Vis Bur. services Association dues Photo hic work ee ee a meena en Fd wa da-innnon-e eee ®, a2 2. Payroll (item 3b on : . | Irregular Payroll Report).. [ (663.31 /774% 36] yos. ¢v| 2zco.00] ~~ oes SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES: 1. General Maintenance 26N.9% I yesed4 | Mas ov 2613.44 2s Payroll 1469.53 | 179436) gosSey | anveed : TOTALS v.eccocee _ Yager Ui3ele.20) |) 550.44 4% 13.44) wih * Include items covered by student laboratory fees, such as chemicals, aninals, animal food, ice, gas, lab. outlines, etc. | **Itemize on reverse side, F sa % Macekl- ‘3 PS Lirdbe, of OO ne A ee nig A. 3 AR het 4 Aue! Wrewateu pret Q 4s an £2 PERMANENT EQUIPMENT — Itemized : 15; nded |Est.Rest |Total Date of Year |for Year ||1 Ab, 90 oo . | IRREGULAR PAYROLL REPORT Expenditures from Salary Budget Allowances, Fee Income, or Maintenance Fund DEPARTMENT OF Requested 1, BUDGET ALLOWANCE : 1 2. EXPENDITURES : Rest |Total Year ecommended st Steno er Office assistance Technical assistance Laborato sistance work Dis Storeroom ass care maint ce Enrollment assistance Fh lena ance Ps ee eee TAs o AROS s FEV Oe OO Oe 3. HOW PAID : a. From salary budget allowance | 20,00] b, From fee income and mainte— | nance budget allowance* IL 63.63 + WOPALS. cciacccvsccse>s++ B¥GS 58 * Carry totals on this line forward to item 2¢ Payrell, on Maintenance Fund Report sheets ae / Wes? 9 femme? dere A202 oe u {t-ff ; & : 4 ee ol ee (drs te \ acl Aen a deuto a ag ae Budget 1953940 Physical Education Department Totel Revenue | $4, 291657 Total Expenditures $2634 408 Less Unpaid bills dune 30, 1939 22010 Net Expenditures $2611.98 Payroll $1663.53 * 4,275.51 : Cash Ba i6 206 Less Unpaid bills dune 30, 1940 _ $8636 Net Deficit for the yecr 1939-40 $22.24 * This amount includes $400.00 from the maintenance fund which shovld have been taken from the irregular myroll allowance « in other words, we were ellowed for the year 1939-40 $800 for the towel roo and $400 for ascietant instructors, making a total of $1200.00, But, only $609 ‘ken out of this fumd and the §400 that should have one Pre To. wes taken fron the maiwtennncete Actually, wo are due an extra $400 in our maintenance fund. si aE ; : g ny ere oy \ MAINTENANCE FUND REPORT 3 bala Expenditures: for 194o- "U1, Estimates for a aiee and Requests for 1942-'43 “DEP ARMaRNT OF _PHYSICAL & To Merch 3 *e $400... from Se 8. EXPENDITURES ¢ : ended || Hpended xt. Rest | Total || Recommended * List below any additional = items Carried on your books, oe V "WOU cueet eat 2. Payroll (item 3b on ' Irregular Payroll Report) GRAND TOTALS $ [4222.82 1861.07 _ 1481479 3016.42. “Include items covered by student Laboratory fees, such as chenttaiies animals, animal food, ice, gas; lab. outlines, etc. **Ttemize on reverse side. ’ PERMANENT EQUIPMENT — Itemized: , (Combine smaller or miscellaneous | items) ended |Hst. Rest |Total Requested IRREGULAR PAYROLL REPORT Expenditures from Salary Budget Allowances, Fee Income, or Maintenance Fund DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1. BUDGET ALLOWANCE ;: Est .Rest| Total Recommended = 3. HOW PAID ;: - Erom salary budzet allowance = Hoa alate cont a WAN. 5 kn os “oh ae ae z *Carry totals on this line forward to item 2. Payroll, on Maintenance Fund Report sheet. WB SETS Boxing Gloves . 1 2 ee ee eee oo 0 0 2 o $125.00 ee ee eee SMM cc dese ceeseseseseseracs BM eee ee ee ee ed ec + «oo x bind che onnee 75.00 Repair lookers «2. ee ccc cece eee soe © LWW Repair fan and hair dryer, men's gym ++ + + + + + » 100.00 Repairs on ohlorinator ss 2es se ce ce ccc ee 2500 archery ramge » » « « 50.00% Net for archery remge « ee ce we eo eee ee ee ee oe He Additional archery equipment «.+++essesss 50.00 Repair handball courts 22.22 eee ee co ec & © 10 : $845.00 . #Should be absorbed by Univershty. l1eg94il-42 1o942-+48 F. Cs Allen $5400. | 200. Shr (9) | 87 2hr (28) || Allen | $5400, 200,or 201, 576 7 : (19 ib . 100. + ? Ee Re Elbel #2980 | 30, Shr (28) | 85. 2hr (15 _ | $2880 30 -.. \| 40e Shr (6) | 100, Shr ie 40 ere )| 75. ghe (wa) | 202. She (12 78 sy “| $0Qe Bae (4) | 500. 204 @ S12. Shr (4) | 399. 14 (3 | INTRAMURALS INTRAMURALS Ruth Hoover ' (7) | Sam thr (7 Hoover | $2350 3iw 34w - (6) | 72 62 72. ( 67. le = 2a > (6) Tle Se = 2c 82. 45a ~ 450 3a lle 3b 14a 8 9a 90 Joie Stapleton Stapleton $2200. 646 39. She S2u Mo4e S4W 2a Mode 3e 3e 45a 46a 460 TS. S83 202 « 7 uS4ea - Swimming - 7 (5) Equitation - ? > Ce hr (12) @) tt, ~ oe Pe Melba ' Sehill ce 3) aoe [Be ETT 120 gor (19) 44abe gor (52) 460 gr (11) Ba Robert We $500. Raugh Ass "te $500. p tf p Ee Yim. Belt $75. (19) Win. Belt $75. “Glasenire $15. | 42nk Bhar (22) Chuetord #20.60% aaa e & ca Br (52) | Assit. ga, 8b r : 35M Et 194282 «© 4 $ payroll a to march iste fall Semester Wane _|__Salary |" Fall Semester | Spring Semester _ Carl Jessup | $72.72* 288 ier (a3) $2u 2hr | | | Ed Hall $20.50° | 16a dhr (17) (92) Ass "t 158 158 32u John Pfitsch $95.00" | sam ghr (12) sb 10) Asst 31M 4la Murray : ~— Ass % Sid Salt | $18.60" sim 2hr (30) TeP.e Hunter $23.50° la 27 ib ee {a7} ay Pianist f Dance cess $81.20" $100. — Office Asst one ~ ‘ | $300. Note; if re, . Women A students are available Intramural | 87,48* next , iste guards mage 597.08" for women may be taken ¥516.50 i 5 - care of as at present. Life Guard If no CoSeE.P,. students Men $74 - Feaster then ap ation is $58,78* = Cohlmeyer oeepeoeoeeeves oe ee « « $150. oo or these two it Women $ 45. tombe , * =~ Amount paid NOTE: Seaeke) Teens 944.09 paid by Dept. of Physical Education for installing and taking down lights for Sumer Session = expense should be shared by other departments. $96.50 spent on labor in preparing intramural field for ice skating rink. $36.75 spent for pai@leor interior of handball courts. i a a eo ad If compulsory physical education is adopted the towel room service will necessarily have to be increased. NOTE: Special Items -"~ $44.09 paid by Dept. of Physical Education for installing end taking down lights for Summer Session ~ expense should be shared by other departments. $96.50 spent on labor in preparing intramural field for ice skating rink. $36.75 spent for paid for interior of handball courts. sae oo we & & s&s & If compulsory physical education is adopted the towel room service will necessarily have to be increased. C. Physical Education - i. Fe Us Se 2. E. R. Elbel 3. Ruth Hoover 4, Joie Stapleton 5. Vic Hurt: = ., ké, , a Kf. YW ayn Rep ee 6.. Henry Shenk Mn /8. Melba R. Schilling 9. 10. ~ ll. Assistance: Towel room Asst. Instructors 9 Professor 2200 Athletics 900 Athletic Association 2300 5400 9 Associate Prof. 2800 Athletic Association _ 80 2880 9 Assistant Prof. 2350 9 Asst. Professor 1835 Education 365 2200 10 Asst. Professor 300 Athletics 1700 Athletic Association 4000 6000 9 Instructor — 1850 . Education 400 2250 9 Instructor 1800 9 Instructor 1300 9 Asst. Instructor 300 « 12 Secretary 900 1500 $800 Fone, 700 WI Total Salaries 17,13 (Maintenance 1,600 (Special Maintenance 685 We (See Int. Ath. ) (311.11) (261.11) (244.44) (See Int. Ath. ) (250.00) f (ash Ws) -- ( 75.00) «fal eo8) ” seem a mltnbages olte sa cae Teak aa lg ‘qoanotort ¢ : ton un @ se er ls Rta cuttin ai cand Maer by wi hy Sealaguguienidns or ne * s ; < as 4 hee! SP Ss pl TA htt Nat ca at eee CR Reet ies hb Ae SO ted fa ea & a8 “ hi onstuatel is MF pate aes Boats a “pode fquae eiot “a _ fat a on rat wees