THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
LAWRENCE .

July 21, 1933

My dear Mr. Allen:

I want to thank you for the ball which your sent to
the ehildren. I know that they will appreciate it and that you will

hear from then,

S ly yours,
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
OREAD TRAINING SCHOOL

LAWRENCE
July 23, 1938.

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,
Dept. Physical Education,
Robinson Gymnasium.

Dear Mr. Allem: I wish to thank you very much for the ball you sent me. I
cén now play beil with my daddy. He is learning to catch it pretty well
now and I try to caution him not to stand near or throw it towerd any
windows as my mother would bleme me should any windows be broken.

I am trying to learn to bat the ball and catch it so that I can play the
gemes I told youl was going to pley when I grow up. If I could get my
daddy to stay home from the library more I could get more practice.

Again thanking you for the ball and hoping to see your basket bell teem
win many games this winter, I an,

Very truly yours,

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July 29, 1958.

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174. ‘TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Three hours
credit. ‘The course is designed primarily for the teacher in the field
who has a need for a testimg programe Actual practice sith tests and
their administration is provided. The aim of the course is to give a
practical approach to and provide an adequate testing and grading
program for the public schools. The following types of tests will be
studied: strength tests, cardiac tests, posture rating scales, means of
classification, sport tests, motor ability tests, kmowledge tests, etc.
Anthropometric measurements, test construction and scoring methods will
also be tested. The material will be presented through outside readings,
lectures and laboratory work. 9330 Lapp

 
 

PHYSICAL ©H CATION BUDGET
(Proposed)

1938 SUMMER scHoOL

Elizabeth G, Dunkel o¢ee8 ee : e « » $420,00

Dre Vs Me TOPE 6 6 ks te es 480.

Maintenance + « « « eteeeaevneso OO...
(Por upkeep of golf course sete}
_— wh capcactaas for soft
Fs ial Maintenanee’. for equi mont - e 6 116,25
Archery, (54.503: oneeket a
Badminton, $21.75 Vodie} Bail » :
$29.00) 2 ates
Tennis Ne 200) Ae
NOTE: last Year $225 was paid out in salaries to Mr,
Plumley and Miss Peterson. ay alldting $60.00
for student assistance this $165,003

éeducti 165 m: Migs ocihe s salary of
tise 00 this leaves 255.00 inerease,

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- SUGGESTED COURSES IN PHYSIGAL EDUCATION
FOR
SUMMER SCHOOL

ony a MEN oy
ON 1, History ant Frinetyles of Fhysteal Etuestion
8s ¢ $ n ness
and Education, _ sash i

~ 8, Organization and Administration of Physical
Héucation, 3 hours credits; credit in | . ad,
LV Edueation, . Dy, Lappe + oe

3. Tests and Measurements (Practical), |
2 hours credit ~ undergraduate; Education,

  

  

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oo] >, 4, Tests and Measurements (Practical) be
fh pice 5 hours evedit - Graduate, « Lapp.
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3 S hours evedit; Sdueation, Co Gee S :
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7 2 Commmity Recreation, 5 hours credit; =o ~\ ._
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3
. History and EO of Physical Education ES hee.) -
(Credit in College, School of Business, .

and Education.)

Organization and Administration of Physical Education. (3 urs «)
(Education) eee

' Pied ed, Boatind of Paveled: Secatiok (3 hrs.)
(Eduéation and College)

Community Reereation : (3 hrs.)
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(Education)

This course should be 3 hours in summer and
should give theory and practice and ought
to have graduate credit.

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| b. Basketball ) each 3 hrs, credit
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(Education) '

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SCHEDULE OF COURSES FOR SUMMER SESSION 1938

Physical Education

 

No. of Course Name of Course Hrs. credit
7330 MPS Content and Method in Physical Education 3 hrs.
M 44 College and Education credit,
Dr, Lapp

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Room 206 Robinson Gymnasium

50 2% Tests and Measurements in Physical Education 3 hrs.
Graduate and Education credit.
Dr, Lapp

Room 206 Robinson Gymnasium

*Number of course to be supplied if and when approved for Graduate credit.

 
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LAWRENCE
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SUMMER SESSION

 

November first
19 3 7

Dr. F. C. Allen
Physical Education Department

My dear Dr, Allen: -

Enclosed are two copies of the form
for sending to this office the offerings for the
Summer Session. Will you please fill these in with
the program which has been tentatively agreed upon
at the budget session.

We shall appreciate it very much if
you can give us the complete information as to the
hours for class meetings and rooms in which sessions
will be held. We wish to get out our bulletin at the
earliest possible date. If you will give us this in-
formation now we shall not need to trouble you later
when the schedule is being prepared.

Your prompt attention to this matter will
be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely yours,

Assistant Director of the
Summer Session

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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

SUMMER SESSION

November ei ghteenth
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Professor F. C. Allen
Physical Education Vepertment

My dear Dr, Allen: - -

Enclosed is the description of courses
in Physical Education as we have prepared it for the
Summer Session Catalogue. Will you please look this
over and see if it is correct in every way.

We shall appreciate it if you will return
it to us at your earliest convenience as we are anxious
to send it to the state printer just as soon as possible,

Sincerely yours,

Dray 7: Wop

PS. The course M94. Methods and Content of Physical
Education, is listed under Education.
 

TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 3 hrs. credit.

The course is designed primarily for the teacher in the field
who hes a need for a testing program. Actual practice with tests
and their administration is provided. The aim of the course is to
give a practical approach to testing and provide an adequate test-
ing and grading progrem) the public schools. The following types of
tests will be studied: strength tests, cardiac tests, posture rating
scales, means of classification, sport tests, motor ability tests,
knowledge tests, etc. Anthropometric measurements, test construction |

and scoring methods will also be tested. The material will be

presented through outside readings, lectures and laboratory work.

 
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COURSES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION ~ Listed in last year's catalog that gave

506
Sl.
526
536
546
556
566
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596

credit in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciencess

Human Anatomy (see Anatomy). 5 hours
History and Principles of Physical Education. 2 hours |
First Aid. 2 hours

Methods and Practices of Gymnastics. 3 hours
Methods and Practices of Gymnastics. 2 coe
Methods and Practice of the, Dance. 2 hours

Content and Methods of Physical Education. 3 hours
Principles of Community Recreation. 2 hours

Minor Sports. 2 hours

Physical Development of the Childe 3 hours

 
 

(in which College credit was given)

COURSES IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION/IN WHICH CHANGES WERE MADE -=

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526

53.
54.

556

566
57

58.

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Changed to #86 :
Changed to 3 hours credit instead of 2 hours
Changed from junior to sophomore year

Changed to #37
Changed from junior to freshman year

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Guitted:
Omitted Bi

Changed from 2 to 3 hours credit

Changed from “one hour lecture, 2 hours practice per week"

to "three hours lecture per week".

Changed to M94 (Education)

‘Changed from 2 to 3 hours credit

Omitted

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COACHING COURSES

(One Week Intensive)

Football, 2 hours credit; Education,
Intensive 16 recitation hours,
Pre sneli.

Basketball, 2 hours credit; Education.
Intensive 16 recitation hours, | |
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Traek (?)

Treatment of Athletic Injuries. 2 hours
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SUGGESTIONS FOR SUMMER RECREATIVE PRG RAM
Appeals

Recreational, Active

Golf
Swimuaing
Softball
Tennis
Croquet
Badminton
Archery
Horsoekhoes

Recreational, Passive

Bridge
Social Danee Class
Mixers, picnics, teas

i a benches on golf course and at other places on campus

Rducational

Series of meetings for self-improvem nt (charm, influence,
leadership, health, dress, personality, manners,
ete., use specialists as speakers and combine
with actual practice.)

Evening visits to K. U, Observatory
Bard walls

Sivic

5

Excursions to nearby points of interest, with guide to make
explanations (¢.E., Extension Division); charge fee
of 50¢ to cover cost of transportation; persons to
register with Extension Division at least 2 days
previous to trips, |

Haskell Institute industriel plants in
sb fac 3 paper mill Kansas City; @efe
Federel penitentiary | automobile assembly
Gapitol of state nts peeks as houses,
0i1 wells (“hanute) ose=l'4 es, K, C,

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Spooner Thayer Museum
Dyche Museum (?)
Nelson Art Gallery, K, G.

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Of eens Soha.

Questions «=

Provision for sical examinations or health check-up
in summer session?

Is it possible to secure from your office general data
eonecerning students for the past few sumer sessions
regarding age? It might then be possible to more
definitely prescribe a recreational program that

would more nearly fit.

 
 

8etimated cost of proposed equipment:

Archery (3 sets) oe 8 ee Se ee 8 $30.25

Sens Renee 6 6 eos OO a ls eee
ach

| Croquet PS 66te) Gia seo ee ° 9,00
Badminton (3 sets) . . «+ «ee 21,475

Voliey Sadia (2), sie ee a4 5 11.00
Nets e e e e ° ° a se e & s = se e 8,00

Basketballs (2) On 8 Me Cele a ek 6 20.200

Pennies Nets (2 doz.) . 2. . eee ee OD

#$ 116.25

Upkeep of golf course and tennis courts -. |

Swimming pool - men and women