January 5, 1944.

Mr. Hallie Harris,
Buildings and Grounds.

Dear Hallie:

The condition of the floor in Hoch Auditoriua
after the last dance is highly unsatisfactory. The floor was
_ gerubbed once, tut much of the wax remained, but the boys have

slipped and are very likely to get seriously hurt.

T am entering a protest against any more dances
on that floor during basketball season where wax is used on the
floor. They will have to find some place else to dance, because
we can'play basketball on a slippery floor.

T watched the game last night between Port Riley
and the Machinists’ Mates, and‘there were terrific spills.

I em now asking you to have the men go over the
floor again, and the student dance committee will have to pay the
dbi11 because the job hasn't been done properly. Get some men and
go after it again - don't wait for funds. Then ¥ want it tested
before we go on the floor, beceuse the job has not been well done
before. TI am not feeling good ebout it et all.

Sincerely yours,

: Director of Physical Rducation,
POA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.