Mre C. G. Bayles
Buildings and Grounds
Campus —

Dear Mr. Bayles,

fhis letter concerns the glass windows in the gymmasium dow -*
stairs and the frosted glass panes in the swinging doors into

Every semester there are numerous breakages of both, and we
foel that some steps could be taken which would prevent such
breakage and elso the subsequent injury which often follows to
students who break the pancSe |

Would it not be a good idea to place wire glass-protectors in
front of ell the windows as have been placed on a few of then?

Also, the frosted glass, panes on the doors are unsatisfactory

as a persén entering the gyrmasium or leaving cannet tell whether
er not another person is ready to come in from the other side.

I think clear glass panes would be an improvement for that reasone
Also, some sort of bars could be placed over these panes on the
inside and thus prevent much breakage on these glass panes on the
doorse

At the present writing there is e pane out in one of the doors
‘en the west side of the gymeasiun.

Will you please look into this matter and give me your opinion?
‘Sincerely, |

) Director of Physical Bducation and Recreation
FCA/pe Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach
{

\

 

a