THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
LAWRENCE

 

OFFICE OF THE DEAN

December 2, 1942

Mre Forrest ©. Allen, Director,
Physical Education Department,
University of Kansas.

My dear “Phog:™

In talking this week with Raymond Nichols he asks that I get to
you the schedule of classes for Hoch Auditorium as desired by the
Fine Arts School for the second semester. The program, as out-
lined, is an exact continuation of the hours now already arranged
for and represents no expansion.

If there happens to be a falling off in the number of classes in
the physical conditioning work, we should appreciate being in-
formed of any free time inasmuch as at the present time we are
handling three students in organ in downtown churches in addition
to the work being done here. We contemplate these students going
right on. There is the possibility, of course, that there might
be some withdrawals or there might be an increase in the depart-
ment. These cannot be reckoned with right now.

The schedule as it carries over then runs about as follows:

Monday 5:20-6:00 peme = organ
Tuesday 10:30-11:30 aome
12:30-3:30 peme t eee
3:50 =5:00 peme — orchestra
Wednesday 1:30-2:30 peme = organ
Thursday 10:30-11:30 aeme =- organ
11:30=-12:30 aeme = band clinic
12:30-3:30 peme = organ
7:30-10:00 peme = orchestra
Friday 1:30-2:30 peme = organ

If it necessary to go over this schedule with you in person, I
shall be glad to arrange for a conference.

With best wishes,

Sincerely yours,

De Me Swarthout
Dean m