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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Towel Room Expense for V-12 Physical Training

Laundry s
July = 4981 towel @ lf wash. . ~~. - «960.81
August ~ 9649 towels @ If each... .... 98.49
September - 6150 towels @ 1f each. . ~~. . 61.50

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Platform for swimming instruction at pool and

platform for calisthenics instruction,

built at request of V-12 officers and

charged to Physics) Education Dept. . . +... 60.70
Shelves and door in locker room in basement

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August 19, 19435.

Ensign He le Ware, \
Veul2 Office,
. University of Kansas.

Dear Ensign Yares

Doubtless Chief Specialist Brummer has told you
that the swimming platform has been in the basement.
of the gymmasium for some weeks. We had it ready
four deys after Chief Brurmer turned in the drawings.

Of course we cannot use the pool, but when it is
opencd I know you will want to avail yourself of the
use of the platfornu.

Direotor of Physieal Eiucation,
PCA:AH 7 Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

October 26, 1943.

Lieut. GC. A. Michelman,
Navy ¥-12 Unit,
University of Kensas.

Dear Lieutenant Michelman:

Arrangements have been made for you to use both the
east and west sides of the gymasium, first fleor, for the
¥-12 physica examinations on Tuesday, November 2.

It would be well to have the officers instruct the men
that the east side is the ladies side of the gimasium and
that they are using it only temporarily. Last July we had
a little difficulty with the boys going to the ladies’
dressing room after the physical examinations had been com
pleted. .

Assuring you of our desire to cooperate with you at all
times, Iam |

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Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCA: Ad Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 
 

August 26, 1943.

will want different times, end wo are trying to
@liocate the places and times to suit everybody. I
mention basketball because we oan work out a procran
for the other sports later.

Is there any possibility of your desiring any time
in the evenings, say around 7 o'clecky

Sincerely yours

7 Direotor of Physical Education,
FCALAH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
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Miller, Bob .
Hamm, Governor
Keller, Charles |
Chase, Don 4
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Gruden, Frank
Bush, Dale
Riegle, Warren
Diehl, Don
Pence, Royce
Roberson, John

uitwar Edgar

Pyle, Ed
Weatherby, J. A.
Bergin, John
Mowery, Bbll
Williams, Lyne
Johnson, Joe
Kelleher, Joe
Swedberg, Gene
Stockdale, Don
Grimes, Ke Wallace
Hunter, Grant

Overman, Don
Gray, Joe
Dreher, Richard
Motzer, Don
Dickey, Joe
Warington, Don
Cherry, Ivan

. Faulkner, Don
Hill, Harold
Jones, Wn. .
Kinscherf, F. John
Vincet, Fred

The V-12 boys on this list will mess at 6:40 during football season{
The boys on the academic list will mess at regular time.

   
THE SEMESTER BEGINNING JULY 1

College students may enroll in and receive credit for the following courses
in the semester beginning July le

Ie Courses listed in the School of Engineering or the Navy V-l2 schedule as
follows:

Mathematics--All courses listed. Students who have had one year of High

School Algebra, but no College Algebra, should enroll in
Math. Anal. I. Those with 1g years of High School Algebra,

but no College Algebra, should enroll in Math. Anal, itt.
Those who have College Algebra but no Trigonometry shouid
enroll in Math. 3a. Those who have had College Algebra ara
Trigonometry should enroll in Math. Anal. Il. Those who
have had Analytics should enroll in Calculus I. Students
without High School Geometry may enroll in Math. Anal. i
or III but must enroll in Geometry concurrently.

Physics------All courses listed.

Chemistry----All courses listed. General Chemistry IA is not open to
students who have had Chemistry 2 or 2E, and General Chemis~
try 2A is not open to students who have had Chemistry 3 or SL.

Englishe-<----- All courses listed.

Principles of Economics

Historical Background of Present World War Engineering Drawing
Navigation and Nautical Astronomy Psychology I
Descriptive Geometry Plane Surveying

II. A number of additional courses offered in the Engineering School are
open to College students for professional credit. Students interested in
such courses should consult the Dean's office.

III. The following additional courses are also offered:

Course Prerequisite Cre Time Day Room & Bldg

 

Astronomy M8 Nav. and Naut. Astr. 3 8:30 Mir ~ Obs
English #1lb English Literature 2 8:30 TT 213F
History 7 The American People 5 9:50 MIWIF 107FS
History 25 Recent World History 3 2:50 MMF SFS
Zoology 3 Comparative Anatomy Zoolel 5
Lecture 10:30 TT 2068
Laboratory 10:30-12:20 MF 2208

# Not open to students who have had English 11 or lla.

DIRECTIONS TO STUDENTS
V-12 students must observe the following:

1. They must enroll in a minimum of 17 credit hours of work exclusive of
Physical Training.

2. They must enroll in a Physical Training class which meets 5 days per
weeks. These classes are scheduled at each hour from 8:50 to 11:30 in=
elusive and at 3:30. Students who do not already have four hours of
credit in Physical Training should enroll for 1 hour of credit.

3. They must enroll in Comparative Anatomy if they are eligible to take
ite ;

4, The following required courses, which are offered this semester, must
be completed as soon as possible: English I and IT; Chemistry IA.
TIA, and Genoral Organic Chemistry; Physics, one yeare

5. If possible, thoy should enroll in the following electives which are
a part of the V-12 program: Naval Organization, Historical Background
of Present World War, and Psychologye

All civilian men must enroll in Physical Education, meeting at least three

times per week, unless excused by the Committee on Exemptions (Dr. As Je Mix,
Chairman). This will count for one hour's credit for those who do not already ha.
four hours of credit in the subject.

Woncrn who have entered the University since September 1, 1942 and who do not
have two hours of credit in Physical Education must enroll in it, meeting three
times per week, unless excused by the Committee on Exemptions.
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CANTRELL, GARLAND WINSOR
CARLSON, WARREN ORE
CARLSTEAD, EDWARD MEREDITH
CARVER, EDGAR CHARLES
CASSIDY, JOSEPH MYRON
CHASE, MAXCY DANIEL, JR.
CHELEMER, SAMUEL

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CLAIBORNE, EDGAR MARTIN
CLARK, THOMAS RYAN
CLEMENT, PRESTON RIVELY
CLITES, PHILIP GORDON
COBB WILLIAM ROBERT
COBB, ,MARTIN CLARENCE
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CORDER, ROBERT LEE
COTTRELL, ROBERT HAROLD
COUSINS, DONALD (NONE)
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CRASK, JAMES AYRES
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DIXON, DALE WILLIAM
DOUGHTY, ALFRED WESLEY
DOUGLAS, WILLARD THOMAS
DOUGLAS, WILLIAM HARRISON
DOUGLASS, CHARLES HARBOURT
DREHER, RICHARD LEE
DRIVER, GARTH EDWARD
DUCKWORTH, PAUL RAY
DWYER, GEORGE WILLIAM
ECOFF, ROBERT DERLAND
ELBEL, ROBERT EDWIN
ELDER, BEORGE WAYNE
FAULKNER, DONALD ROY
FELDHAUS, RABPH JOHN
FINCK, PAUL ALBERT

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FRISBIE, CHARLES VERNON
FROHOFF, WILLIAM HAMILTON, JR.
GABA, JOSEPH HERMAN

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GASAL, GAYLORD GRAFTON, JR.

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GOEHRING, LOUIS AUGUSTUS, JR.
GOOD, WENDELL LISLE
GOODHUE, CARL EDWARD
BOUDY, MAYNARD POWELL
GOULD, JAMES GEORGE
GRABA, ROY RICHARD
GRANGER, WAYNE CALVIN
GRANT, LLOYD REYNOLDS
GRANT, MAX SAMUEL

GRANT, RALPH SMYTHE

GRAY, DONALD

GRAY, GEORGE MORRIS

GRAY, JOSEPH LEROY
GREGORY, WILLIAM H.

GREIF, DONALD VICTOR
GRIMES, WALLACE KENNETH
GROTJAN, DENTON EDWIN, JR.
GRODEN, FRANK RUDOLPH
GUPLILL, JAMES WILLIAM
GUYER, VERNARD M. JR.
GWINN, MACLAY DAVID
HAMILTON, ROLLAND MORRIS
HAMM, GOVERNOR GERRGE

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HARRINGTON, WAYNE BRYAN
HARRIS, SAMUEL LOWE, JR.
HARTLEY, MELVIN RAY, JR.
HARTMAN, KENNETH WEBSTER
HAWKINS, RALPH DONALD JR.
HAWLEY, JOHN WOODS _
HAYENGA, RONALD ABRAHAM
HAYNE, JOHN LYLE
HAYWARD, RUSSELL JOHN
HEDRICK, CLAY ELIOTT, JR.
HEFFERNAN, JOHN TIMOTHY
HEIM, HERBERT ANTHONY
HELMIE, CHARLES HERMAN
HENRICHSON, CARL BERNARD
HENRY, CLARK LATTA

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HIGLEY, WARREN ARTHUR
HILDEBRAND, HENRY HERMAN
HILL, HAROLD WIBUR

HILL, HERBERT J. JR.
HILLARD, HOHN HENRY
HINES, CHARLES LOUIS

HINMAN, DONALD EUGENE

HIRSCH, ROBERT HENRY

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HOLMES, MELVIN: WAYNE?
HOOVER, HOMER HALBERT
HOOVER, ISAAC HERBERT
HORN, JAMES VINCENT
HORST, ADAM NEAL

HOSMAN, JAMES HARVERY , JR.
HOSTETTER, HOMER CLYDE
HOUGHTON, RICHARD BURDETTE
HOUK, RODNEY LAWRENCE
HOUTS, HAROLD CREIGH
HOUTS, RICHARD CLAYTON
HOWELIS, FREDERICK W.
HOWELL, JACK ROY

HUDSON, RICHARD ILES
HUNGERFORD, DANIEL MARTIN
HUGHES, ROBERT HARVEY.
HUNTER, GRANT EDISON
HUNGER, DEE R.

HUNTER, RICHARD J.
ILLGNER, JACK EDWARD
IRELAND, DONALD WAYNE

IRISH, EDELBERT EUGENE

ISAACSON, WALTER PAUL
ITZEN, CHARLES LESTER JR.

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JOHNSON, RALPH CECIL JR.
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JOHNSON, WILBUR EDWIN
JONES, WILLIAM LLOYD
KAMEN, GIDEON (NONE)
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KAUFMAN , MILFORD JAMES
KECK, JACK BOLING

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KELLER, CHARLES WALTER IV
KELLY, JOSEPH TERRELL JRe
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KENNEDY, HOWARD LEROY
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KERR, DOUGLAS LEON
KETTERMAN, CLARENCE B.
KINSCHERFF,J0OHN EDWARD
KOLB, QUENTIN FRANCE
KONKEL, CLARENCE FAY
KRAMER, WILLIAM CHARLES
LANGDON, CHARLES ALFRED
LAMBERT, JAMES

LARSON, DELBERT GEORGE
LARSON, WILFRED CURTIS
LEA, EUGENE DAVID
LEARNED, DON RANKIN
LEDWICKY, JOHN FRANCIS

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LIBBY, HENRY FRANKLIN
LILLIBRIDGE, ROBERT GEORGE
LINTECUM, SAMUEL DUANE
LITTLE CHARLES EDWARD
LITTON, LYLELDODGE
LOHMANN, JACK IRVING
LOMBRANO, JOSEPH ROBERT
LONG, DAVID ARTHUR
LUEHRING, ELDON GENE °
LUHN, ROBERT RICHARD
LYNCH, WILLIAM BOYD, JR.
MACKENZIE, FRANCIS MAYNARD
MALVIN, DAVID WESLEY
MARSHALL, STANLEY GEORGE
MARTIN, STANLEY BURKE
MARTIN, VICTOR EARLE
MASON, ROBERT DEAN
MATTLEY, KENNETH CHARLES
MAURER, ROBERT FRANCIS
MCCLINTICE, RICHARD DURHAM
MCCORMICK, LOUIE LADEAN —

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MCLEAN, HUGH ANGUS

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MICKLICH, JOHN ROBERT
MILLER DEAN MARVIN
MILLER, ELWOOD EUGENE
MILLER, LEE FRANCIS
MILLER, RICHARD BENTON
MILLIS, HARRY EMORY JRe
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MORROW, LAWRENCE SMITH
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MOTZER, DONALD GEORGE
MOWERY, WILLIAM E. JR
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NELSON, BLAINE LANGDON
NEDSON, LOVIS DOUGLAS
NELSON, ROBERT ALLEN
NELSON, ROLF LAWRENCE
NEUDORFF, FREDERICK ITI
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OLIVERO, ALBERT L.
OLSON, JAMES WHITMAN
ORMOND, LAMAR SCHRANK
OSBORNE, WILLIAM GIFFORD
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OTT, JOHN LEWIS

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OVERAS, ARTHUR JOSEPH
OVERMAN, MARVIN DONALD
PALMER, DONALD MARION
PALMER, LLOYD JOHN
PAULETTE, CHARLES HARVEY

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PENCE, ROYCE OWEN JR.

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PETTITT, ROLAND ALFRED
PHELPS, HAROLD BARTLE, JR.
PIERSON, WILLIAM THOMAS
PILLEY, JAMES FRANCIS
PLUSH, STANLEY LAWRENCE
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REID, DONALD LLOYD
RESLER, PAUL EDWARD
REYNOLDS, VANCE LEROY
RHOADES, CHARLES ALLEN
RIEDEL, RICHARD (NONE)
RIEGLE, WARREN EUGENE
RIEMENSNIDER, RALPH ERNEST
RIES, WILLIAM JOHN
RIPLEY, PRESCOTT ALLEN
ROBEL, DENIS MARSHALL
ROBERSON, JOHN ARTHUR
ROBERTS, FRRRELL DEAN
ROBERTSON, GENE DIXON
ROBEINSON, EARL ELOYD
ROBINSON, JOHN HAMPTON
ROEHL, ROBERT EUGENE
ROOT, MAURICE DOUGLAS
ROSBERG, RICHARD HARVEY
ROSS, JAWES ARTHUR
ROTRAMEL, PABRICK DAVID
ROUNTREE, ROBERT BENJAMIN
RUGGLES, WILLIAM LEE
RUSSELL, GILBERT LEROY
RYAN, HOWARD ALLEN
SATZLER, ROBERT VERNON
SAUBERS, MAHRICE DANIEL
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SCHLECHTE, GERALD RUPERT
SCHMITT, EDWARD EARL
SCHROLL, JACK CLARK
SCBTT, CLOSSON KIRKPATRICK JR.
SEEVER, WARREN RORK
SELDE, VERNON
SHAFFER, MARION LOUIS
SHELDON, GEORGE MORGAN
SHELLEY, CLIFFORD TONER
SHEPPARD, HUBERT RAY
SHERWOOD, HOMER LEE
SHIVE, EDISON BREWER
SHRAKE, CHARLES DAVIS
SIEBERS, GORDON SYLVESTER
SIEGERIST, WALTER LAURENZ
SIGLER, PAUL JOHN
SIMPSON, JAMES EDWARD
SLOAN, CLINTON CRAWFORD
GLIPSAGER, NOEL RICHARDSON
SMITH, CHARLES EDWIN
SMITH, LSWRENCE RAY
SMITH, ROBERT ELZA
SMITHWICK, BILLY VERNON
SOMERS, DONALD FRED
SUHN, RONALD FREDERICK
SPENCER, CHARLES FRANKLIN

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STEINER, JOHN SIMON
STEWART, JESSE EDWIN
STEWART, ROBERT DANIEL
STEWART, WILLIAM ROSS
STINSON, EUGENE T.
STOCKDALE, DONALD RAY
STOCKTON, ROBERY STANSBURY
STONE, RICHARDD DOUGLAS
STORCH, RICHARD EUGENE
STRIDER,DONALD HAYWARD
SUTHERLAND DWIGHT DIERKS
SUTHERLAND, JOHN WILLIAM
SWANSON, ROBERT WARNICK
SWEDBERG, EUGENE ELMER
TAFT, JESSE WARREN.
TALBOT, ALLAN DAVID
TAVENNER, GEORGE ALLEN
TAYLOR, JAMES EVERETT
TEENER, JAMES WALLACE
THORNTON, JOHN WESLEY, JR
THORPE, DAVID WINSTON
TERRILL, GROVER R.

TICE, WAYNE KILMER
TILBURY, ROGER GRAYDON
TOMPKINS, DANA ADOLPH
TURNER, ROBERT LYNN
TRINKA, GEORGE ANTON
UMBACH, JOHN CHARLES JR.
URBANEK, JAMES RICHARD
VAA, NORMAN AUSTIN

VAUGHN, CHARLES WESLEY
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VERHAGE, GEORGE EUGENE
VERTREES, PAUL CHARLES
VINCENT, FREDERICK WILLIAM
VYE, JOHN REINERT
WAGGONER, GENE STUART
WAGNER, ROBERT RALPH, JR.
WAGNER, THEODORE OSCAR
WALKER, JAMES VERNON
WALKER, SIDNEY CARR, JR.
WAMPLER, GERALDINE DELOS
WEATHERBY, JAMES ALBERT, JR.
WELLS, BURCE EDWIN
WELSH, LUTHER (ONE)
WENZEL, RAY GUNTHER
WERTZ, GEORGE DAVID
WEST, WILLIAM THOMAS
WHIUMER, ROMAYNE FLEMMING
WHITTAKER, HARRY KENNETH
WIDDER, WILLARD GRAVES
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WILDGEN, JOHN JSRMONE-
WILLIAMS, LYNN ALBERT JR.
WILSON, JOSEPH ROBERT
WITHERSPOON, JOHN GRIER
WOERNER, GELDARD HARRY
WOLFE, RUSSELL MARSHALL
WOLFF, JAMES HENRY
WOOLCOTT, JOHN EDWIN, JR.
WOOLPERT, DONALD RUDE
-YONALLY, WILLIAM ARTHUR

ZARING, JACK BERNARD
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ABBE, RICHARD WILLIAM
BLACK, ROBERT GERALD
BRADY, GALE A.

BRYANT, JAMES PHILIP
CARTER, LEROY CHARLES
CHERRY, IVAN JACKSON
COX, DONALD D.
ENGEBRETSON, HAROLD JOHN
ENNS, JAMES H

ERICKSON, GORDON DEHAVEN
ERDMEN, WIDLIAM ROBERT
EVANS, GENE MAJOR

FARBER, JACK DAILY
GODFREY, HOWARD ROGERS, JR.
GOEBEL, WILLIAM FREDERICK
GREER,, WILLIAM FRANQSS
HARRISON, ALLYN We
HARSHMAIN, JERRY DALE
HATHWAY, DONALD LA MOTTE
HEBER, WILLIAM EDWARD, JR.
HILL, DARRELL DEAN
KERFOOT, DALE LBON
LARSELL, DAVID ARTHUR
LEIGH, LYNN LAVERNE
LOGKHART, RONALD RO¥OE
LYONS, JASPER FRANK
MCCAULEY, GEORGE

MCCORD, FRANCIS ELERY
MORROW, HARVEY WILSON JR.
OLDHAM, WARREN WESLEY

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PIROUTEK, CHARLES RAY
POOLE, RANDOLPH GORBON

POORE, ROBERT THOMAS

PRATT, FREDRICK WALTER

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GRADE REPORTS

(A) Report F and D grades on the Blue cards on the following
dates:
December 4, 1944
January 8, 1945

February 5, 1945

(B) The nonthly grade reports are cumulative.

(c) Blue report cards may be secured at Room 2. Frank Strong
Hall or by telephoning K U 40.

WEEKLY ATTENDANCE REPORTS

‘(A) Reports are due each Monday for absences of the pre-
ceding week. Where there ate no absences, write
ino absences" on the card and send to the Navy Y-12
Office, Please fill in the name of the course and
sign the card in the space provided.

(B) Since an unexcused absence results in duty on the awk-
ward squad, it is very important that an accurate record
be kept of the class attendance df all V-le trainees.

One suggestion that has proved successful is that of
writing on the blackboard the name of any student who is
absent when the roll is taken, If the trainee does not
appear to challange his name written on the boara, then
it may be assumed that he was absent and not merely tardy.

REPORT OF THE SICK

SA AN ME Cem aimee nat ee

NAME ADMITTED 10 DUTY CONTINUED
Daneke, F, M, — -11-2-44 11-6-44
Shrake, UC, Ds, 11 -4-44 11-7-44

Ligh? DOTY Lise
“November 2, 1944,
Burgess, We
Grant, Le Re
Transfers:

Larry Benedict and John Bergin have been transferred from this
Navy V-12 Unit as of November 9, 1944.

University V-le Of-ice
Room 2, Frank “trong Hall
Phone K U 40
ink when entering

   

EET Re Pe ee OT Sue eee

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| For the benefit of Faculty Members who have V-l2 trainees in
their classes we are repeating the following recommendations and
suggestions that have appeared on the sick bay reports from time

to time.

All cases of cribbing or “gouging” among V-le trainees
should be reported to this office, Please follow this procedure
rather than report such eases to the V-l2 Officers.

Since an unexcused absence results in duvy on the awkward
squad, it is very important that an aecurate record be maintained
of the class attendance of all V-12 trainees. One suggestion
shat has proved successful is that of writing on the blackboard
“he name of any student who is absent when the roll is cajled.

TP? the traince Joes not appear to cnallenge his néme written on
che board, then it may be assumed that he was absent and not
morely tardy;.

Fach V-12 trainee carries ¢ demerit chit and ia case he
*s disobedient or Giscourteous the instructor may ask him for
this card, write in the offense, and send it to Lt. Fitzhugh.

(

It has come to our attention tzat a few V-le trainees
are resorting to certain old tricks anda subterfuges in order
to be excused from class. Some of the outworn excuses peing
offered are that the student must go down twon to have his
picture taken, must attend nis erandmother's funeral, ete.
Please Go not give any V-12 student permission to leave class
for such purposes unless he has a written chit signed by
bt, Michelman or Lt. Fitzhugn. Such procedure need not be
followed, of coursg, in case of illness. If, in your opinion,
the trainee: is ill, urge him to report to te sick bay at once.

We suggest tuat it would be well for instructors.to use
names on absence report cards, This will
lessen the possibility of alterations in the report vetween
the time it leaves the instructor's hands and reaches the Navy
Ve-l2 Office.

Please report any books witn Navy V-12 stickers left un-
claimed in class rooms. Call K U 40 ana soue one from this
office will sick them up.

Many of the V-12 students do not know the name of their
instructors. I would suggest that the 4nstructor write his name
on the blackboard or introduce himself again to his students. If
the student knovs the name of his instructor, it makes it easier
for the student to approach his teacher for an jntervicwe —

 
DIRECTIUNS FUR REPORTING GRADLS AT END OF TERM:

 

Do not report F and D grades to this office on the Navy V-le Blue
Cards.

Engineering Navy V-le Trainees
Report D and F grades on the orange and the red cards sent you

from the Engineering Office. These grades are due at Dean Jones!
Office, Marvin Hall, by noon on Tuesday, October 24,

 

Pre-Medic V-12 Students

Report F and D grades to the College Office by noon, Tuesday,
October 24. The red cards for reporting F grades will be sent

to you. it will be necessary, however, to call at Dean Lawson's
Office to secure the orange cards on which to report your D grades.

 

 

 

 

 

 

REPORT OF THE SICh: October 6-13, 1944.
NaNE . ADMITTED TO DUTY CONTINUED
Dickey, S. EB. 9-19-44 10-9-44

LIGHT DUTY LIS
October 9, 1944, October 12, 1944,

Wells, Be. Be. Exactly the same as on Oct. 9,
Darsie, ds He

Bonnell, G. R.

Grant, L. R.
Schaeffer, N. GO,
Domann, B. R.

Cherry, I. J.
Cousins, D.

Hartley, Ps Be -
Delano, Os fF.

Dickey, S. i

Daum, G. Ae

Jack M. Lasley has been transferred to the U. 5S. Naval Hospital,
Great Lakes, Illinois, for medical treatment. It is expected
that he will return to this Unit after his recovery,

CO A OI OO OR Ee Oe TY SE SN EE ET

 

Please report any books with Navy V-lé2 stickers left unclaimed in
Classrooms. Call K. U. 40 and some one from this office will pick
them up. :

If you have V-12 trainees in your classes next tern, it will be of
great assistance to this office if you will write the name of the
author and the title of the textbook on the board at tne first
meeting of the class. Each V-l2 trainee is given a book requisi-
tion card which he fills in and presents to this office for his
books and supplies. It helps in the issuing of the books if the
nawe of the author and the title of the text are recorded accur
ately on the requisition card. Your cooperation will be greatly
appreciated.

Saturdays and Wednesday evenings have been reserved as Liberty
Nights for V-12 trainees, Faculty members should keep these dates
in mind when arranging picnics and other social affairs for their
classes.

University V-le Office,
Room 1A Frank Strong Hall.
 

October 7, 1944.

V-12 Absences in Physical Training, Oct. 2 = 6, 1944

Monday, Oct. 2 - 11:30: Somers, D. &.
Stewart, R. De

3:30: Jones, Jack

Tuesday, Oct. 3 - 9:50: Wells, B. E.
Thursday, Oct. 5 = 8:30: Alvy, D. Te )
Ray, Don )
Hughes, Le BE. ,
9:50: Palmer, J. . )
1:50: Matherne, Je Me

3:50: Jones, Jack

Director of Physical Education

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