University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Left to right: Dean Smith, Chancellor Murphy, and Ray Nichols. Conferring on executive and adminis- trative problems are three of the most important men at the University. On their decisions rest the future growth and progress of KU. These men provide Kansas University ' s leadership. Keith Lawton Representing KU in Kansas and throughout the entire nation is Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy, M.D. Constantly on the go, Chancellor Murphy bears the headaches of the University and is re- sponsible for many of its accomplishments. Under the Chancellor is George B. Smith, Dean of the University, whose capacity is that of academic vice-chancellor; Keith Lawton, administrative as- sistant to the Chancellor, who is director of the physical plant: and Raymond Nichols, executive secretary of the University in charge of its finances.

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ALUMNI OFFICE Jayhawkers all over the country ore immediately in touch with the Univer- sity through the doors of the Alumni Office. Heading this department is Fred Ellsworth, secretary of the Alumni Association who handles all correspon- dence, plans reunions, and contacts important alums. Jim Gunn is man- aging editor of the Alumni Magazi also writes feature stories and articles for the publication. The third man in the office is Dick Wintermote, field secretary, who plans and conducts al alumni meetings in Kansas and the I Left to right. Frank Owens, Karl Klooz, Harold Van Nortwick and Pete Schwartz. This is where our money goes— to KU s Business Office. Bursar Karl Klooz has complete charge of the University ' s business from payrolls to collecting fees. Directly under Mr. Klooz is Frank Owens, who handles all duties connected with tunds. Harold Van Nortwick, inventory clerk and Pete Schwartz, head of student organizations are other vital men in this office. rex,