Records documenting some of the administrative activities of the School of Music from the 1900s-1940s; the records appear to be incomplete or fragmentary. Much of the information is financial in nature and is recorded in ledgers that can be found in the Financial subseries. In addition to the financial and enrollment information, this series contains some correspondence of Max Swarthout, the Eisteddfod, and W. F. Skeele; and ledgers recording usage of and purchases by the library.

Records documenting some of the administrative activities of the School of Music from the 1900s-1940s; the records appear to be incomplete or fragmentary. Much of the information is financial in nature and is recorded in ledgers that can be found in the Financial subseries. In addition to the financial and enrollment information, this series contains some correspondence of Max Swarthout, the Eisteddfod, and W. F. Skeele; and ledgers recording usage of and purchases by the library.

Records documenting some of the administrative activities of the School of Music from the 1900s-1940s; the records appear to be incomplete or fragmentary. Much of the information is financial in nature and is recorded in ledgers that can be found in the Financial subseries. In addition to the financial and enrollment information, this series contains some correspondence of Max Swarthout, the Eisteddfod, and W. F. Skeele; and ledgers recording usage of and purchases by the library.

Records documenting some of the administrative activities of the School of Music from the 1900s-1940s; the records appear to be incomplete or fragmentary. Much of the information is financial in nature and is recorded in ledgers that can be found in the Financial subseries. In addition to the financial and enrollment information, this series contains some correspondence of Max Swarthout, the Eisteddfod, and W. F. Skeele; and ledgers recording usage of and purchases by the library.

Records documenting some of the administrative activities of the School of Music from the 1900s-1940s; the records appear to be incomplete or fragmentary. Much of the information is financial in nature and is recorded in ledgers that can be found in the Financial subseries. In addition to the financial and enrollment information, this series contains some correspondence of Max Swarthout, the Eisteddfod, and W. F. Skeele; and ledgers recording usage of and purchases by the library.

Records documenting some of the administrative activities of the School of Music from the 1900s-1940s; the records appear to be incomplete or fragmentary. Much of the information is financial in nature and is recorded in ledgers that can be found in the Financial subseries. In addition to the financial and enrollment information, this series contains some correspondence of Max Swarthout, the Eisteddfod, and W. F. Skeele; and ledgers recording usage of and purchases by the library.

Records documenting the cash flow of the School during the first half of the twentieth century. Budget information, faculty salaries, cash expenditures, and enrollments.

Records documenting the cash flow of the School during the first half of the twentieth century. Budget information, faculty salaries, cash expenditures, and enrollments.

Max Swarthout was director of the School of Music during the 1930s. These files contain his correspondence but appear to be incomplete. Other materials produced by Swarthout during his tenure as director may also be found elsewhere in the Administration series.

Primarily cards and letters from USC alumni serving in active duty during World War II. Many of them are addressed to Pearl Macloskey.