Nevenber ate 1939.-

 

ioe coud lors ca ua cinerales ot Kamen cen
_a@re sending you a little menento which we trust will re-
eall the reciprocal pleasures of your visite

Wishing you and yours continued success, and
very happy Yuletide, I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Edusation and Recreation,
FCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coaches

 
 

Novenber 17, 1959-

Miss Doris Peterson,

Texas College for tionen,
Denton, Texse
Dear Doriss |

We want you to Imow that we enjoyed your
stay on our campus very much, This little Jayhawk
bird is inviting you to come again at your earliest
opportunity. We did appreciate your visit so much.

Wishing you a very happy Yuletide and a
prosperous New Year, I am

Director of Physical Edusation and Recreation,
FCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coachs

 
 

) Héveuber 17, 1939.6

has wooal chords sufficiently strong to utter

Sincerely yours,

Director cf Physical Rduecation and Recreation,
sAH Varsity Basketball Coaches

 
 

 

Hiss Mary Katherine Boone,
Texas College for Women,
Denton, Texas. ,

Dear Miss Boones

There may be other more famous birds, but
there are none more hospitablee This Jayhawk bird
that is enclosed with Dre Duggan's memento of pleas-
ent menories is saying to you that we appreciated
your visit and we trust thet you will come agains

Sincerely yours,

: | Girector of Physical —
FCAsAl . Varsity BasketballCoach

 
 

Movember 17, 1959

Mies Virginia Bourguardez,
Texas College for Wanen,
Denton, Texmse

Dear Miss Bourguardess:

Maybe New Orleans is.more hospitable than
the roost of the Jayhawk bird on Mount Oread, the
University of Kensas campus, = but we don't believe
ite

Maybe your forbears (as your name mi ght
imply) did not come from New Orleans = you can tell
us if we are wrong the next time you came up with
Dr. Duggan's splendid dance troupes. Anyhow, we
always were poor guessers?

Wishing you a very happy Yuletide and a
prosperous New Year, I am .

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Reereation,
PCAs AH Varsity Basketball Coache

 
 

November 17, 1939.

Miss Jeannette |
Texas College Peng~wierag
Denton, Teammate

Dear Miss Sehlottwans

Sin: aS idemenchion Tac yuettuntiby ‘en: eetbeenel
when you executed those difficult and delicate tech~
migues on the dance floore ‘This Jayhawk bird thet I
en sending with Dre Duggan's menento whieh you will
hang on your lapel at times is an anen of good luck
which insures mental relation at all tines.

it was good to have you and your collaborators,
cooperators and coordinntors on Mount Orend. Were you
the one who asked for the Jayhawk yell? ‘Well, if you
did, you've got that bird.

BAGh ASE goed 2uak att lawk wahee for your
continued success, I an

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FOAs All Varsity Basketball Coachs

 
 

Novenber 17, 1939.

iiss Jean Stehr,
femme Geklage for Winey
eg Tete

Deny Mies Stebrs

Sis sins eraidic: Sceieek Sy tae sie
to our campuse We are sending you « little |
Sayed: einen Ot hoaphtaltty which ws hops you itt
wear and sometimes think of that Rock Chalk, Jayhawk

Director of Physical Baucation and Recreation, —
FCAsAH Varsity Hesketbell Coaches

 
 

ema Collage | or Women,
Denton, Temse |

Dear Miss Broolss:

We were hapuy to have you accompany Dr.
Duggan and her splendid faculty and student group
to the University of Kansas campuse We trust thet
it will be possible for you to came agains I
assure you the latehstring is always out for such
fine technicians, and we hope that you will have
wuch suecess Ce te ee ee ee
teachers

et on ie ee
seacon and @ hapyy Now Year, I am

Sincerely yours,

‘Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCASAH Varsity Basketball Coaches

 
 

November 17, 1959.

 
Dre Duggants assistants --

Faculty:
Doris Peterson
Kitty Winter
Mary Katherine Boone
Virginia Bourguardez
Jeannette Schlottman

Students:
Jean Stehr
Pearl Brooks
Erme. Foster

 
 

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

LAWRENCE

| DIVISION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND
r INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

 
 

First Annual
K.Ue—-Dance Festival
and
Barn Dance

Report on Finances

Receipts:

 

Tints... $ 130.00
Luncheon i702
Total $147.81
Expenses:
: Cers (2) Dr. Duggan $ 60.00
= Honorarium=Dr. Duggan 50.00
- Entertainment Dr. Duggan $12.00
: Ellen Paullin 2.59
14.59
Publicity Allen Press : °4,59
Decorations ae 3 - 10.00
Music Red West $15.00
Winifred Hill ___ 5,00
ee | 20.00
Mise. T.P. Hunter--Prizes -$ 2.30
Eda Paddock-Cups igh 2
Ellen Paullin, Tel. & post. 2.22
Luncheon Kansas Union Dining Room > , 24.59
Total $190.62

Deficit . $$ 42.62

 
 

FOLK FESTIVAL COMMITTEES

 

Finances John Je O5« Mépre, Dorothy Schroeter

Registration and Adnissi ons: Dr. Allen, Jerry Ulm, Howard Engleman

Program and Party: Jane Byrn, Doris Twente, Te Pe Hunter, Maxine
Patterson, David Whitney.

Hospitality: Mary Jo Comel, Herbert Hartman

Publicity, Promotion end Prizes: Eda Paddock, Ellen Paullin, Stu
Jonas, Leo Johnstone, Charles Wright, Ingrid Frestedius, Alice

MeGill

October 28

Dance Festival = 10:00 to 12:00 acme

Luncheon

Dance Festival = 2:00 to 4:00 pete

First Amual Jayhawker Barn Dance - 9300 to 12:00 pete

(Union Ballroom}

 
 

TEXAS STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

DENTON, TEXAS

October 31, 1939

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Dr. FeGe Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear “Fog" Allen:

Thank you again for a splendid visit to your
campus this past week-end. My group of teachers and students
join me in expressing appreciation for an experience which was
professionally stimulating and socially delightful. Wie enjoyed
every minute of our sojourn and are looking forward to that
promised visit from you and your colleagues and students to our
own campus here.

Rest wishes for your continued success and happiness |
in your work-at Kansas Universitye —

Most cordially,

HD
— ggan kt as
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