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Tuesday, March 18, 1975
University Dafly Kansan
Service held for prof
Funeral services for H. K. L'Euyer,
associate professor of business, were held
first Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home.
He was buried in Lawrence Memorial Park
Cemetery.
Mr. L'Ecuayer died March 10 of a heart attack, the nightlight to the University of Kansas since 1849.
He graduated from KU in 1933 and received his Masters in Business Administration from Harvard in 1941. He taught at the University of Western Ontario for two years and was an employment manager at Braniff Airlines for two years. Mr. L'Eucyer was president of the Kansas Association for Mental Health and
received the Hilltop Teacher's Award at KU.
He was listed in Who's, Who Among Author(s) in American and Worst of Science.
Mr. L.Ecuyer was a member of the
Small Business Management Development
Survivors include his wife, Mildred; three sons, Bob, Phoenice, David Nelson, 1524 Vermont and Donald Nelson, Overland Park; two daughters, Sally Smith, Salinas, Calif., and Mary Dietrich, Tampa, Fla.; and two sisters, Mrs. Max Hupoch, Concordia and Mrs. R. J. Heyne, Phoenix. There are also 11 grandchildren
Lawrence Journal-World, one day after Ambrose Saricis, vice chancellor for academic affairs, announced he would return to full-time teaching duties next fall.
Balfour has been vice chancellor for student affairs seven years.
"As far as I know, I'll be here the whole year and probably the year after that." He discussed at my guests' meeting with anyone here, that's my understanding."
"Everyone here was surprised because there's been no talk anyone's aware of," he said. "I don't have other plans at the moment."
The rumor that William Balfour will resign soon is just that—rumor, Balfour, vice chancellor for student affairs, said Monday.
Resignation not in sight for Balfour
The speculation that Balfour might resign was published late last week by the
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