MID-SHMESTER GRADES
Mav ]--- May l----May 1----May 1]---~iiay 1----May 1----May l

Please have your grades in by May 1. Since it takes at
least a week to prepare the letters to the parents concerning
oie uid-semester grades, it is important that all grades be
tu ry office not later than May 1. Otherwise, the grades
to te reported May 29 will be due before the parents receive
information concerning the mid-semester grades. Time is of
the essence in reporting grades at mid-semester.

 

In the future, when a V-l2 student reports to class
and asks to be excused to have his photograph taken, or
attend his grandmother's funeral, etc, please do not give
him permission to leave the class for such purposes unless
he has a written chit from Lieutenant Michelman or Lieu-
tenant Fitzhugh. Such procedure need not be followed, of
course, in case of sickness. If in your judgment the
trainee is ill, urge him to report to the Sick-bay at once,

 

The following named men were transferred to the Us. 5S.
Naval Hospital for treatment,

MORGaN, Bill Leon USNH, Great Lakes, Ill.
UM3aCH, John C., Jr. USNH, Great Lakes, Ill.
LLWOOD, William Columbus U. S. Naval Air Station

Olathe, Kansas.

 

 

 

REPORT OF THE SICK April 15-April 21, 1944
NaliE ADMITTED TO DUTY CONT INUED
O'BRIEN, D. F. 4~-19-44 Le21@44

SUMERS, D. F. 4-11-44 4-20-44

SWAILES, W. L. 4-11-44 4-16-44

LIORGAN, 3B. L. 4-11-44 Transferred on 4-15-44

LIGHT DUTY LIST
April 17, 1944

Pettitt, R. Ae
Warnock, W. K,
Thoreen, L. J.
Chase, M. D.
Barton, J. E.
Goehring, L. A.
Hawley, J. W.
Jones, L. T.
O'Brien, R. Jd.
Tice, W. K.

University V-le Office
Room 1A Frank Strong