October 19, 19386

- To the Summer Session Budget Committee:

I have previously reported to the members of this committee
on the activities of the Department of Physical Education for the

1938 Summer Sessions

I feel that the success of last summer's recreational
program is evidence that there is much merit in a well-planned
progrem for the summer students. In this connection, I desire
to make certain suggestions and recommendations:

le Flood lights over the playgroumde Until such a time |
as the Union Building can be air-conditioned, the need for lights
on the playground is very urgent. Many requests were made by >
students last sumer for lights so that they might continue their
outdoor play for a longer time in the evenings On a separate sheet
I have itemised the cost for the flood lights. .

2. Benches to be placed on the campus. This is an important
item for the pleasure of summer students and faculty who came to
the cempus to enjoy the activities of the playground. The cost
of this item has also been set out on a separate sheete

3. Enlargement of gymnasium and pleyground facilities. We
plan to throw the gymnesium open, both floors, for indoor ——
end to increase the play facilities out of doorse

4. I am also including a recommendation for two large master
fans to be used in the ballroom of the Union Building for partiese

The question of a place to store the archery equipment, which
is quite cumbersome, might be solved by the construction of a small
storage building, which would cost approximately $50. I am also in-
cluding en item for the construction of picnic luncheon tables and
necessary outbuildingse The lumber for these could come from the de-
eaying handball courts south of the gymmasium which will soon have to
be replacede

I feel that all of these items are very important for the develop=
ment of a recreational program for Sumer Session studentse

Respectfully submitted,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coacho