REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
FOR THE SUMMER SESSION, 1988
last winter the writer appeared before the budget camittee of the
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feel that it was possible to approve the entire program, but they did adopt a re-
creation and physical education schedule that met with a splendid response from
the students and faculty.

Wiss Elizabeth Ge Dumke) and Dire Vernon We Lapp were engaged on a
partetime teaching basis. iiss Dunkel directed the recreation of the Swmer Session —
in addition to teaching six hours. tre Lapp taught aix houre on & five-cighths
time basis. The writer spent the entire eight weeks without remmeration assist-
ing in organization end administration, and with certain branches of recreation
that Kiss Ounkel naturally could not handles Reference is made to supervieion of
golf, tennis, landiall, horseshoes and softball.

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play. The worganized play took on the features of a scommmity playground, and
archery. All of these gmes wore supervised on the outdoor playground east of
Robinson Gymmasiume ‘The sight of these people, of all ages, enjyying these
pleasurable activities every evening aroused much favorable coment. A great
many faculty members and students, with their families, came to this cool quad~
rangular spot on itt. Oread, « seme to wetch and others to play.

Competitive play wes indulged in more by the men than by the women.
A softball league, called “the Big Six National Baseball League", had six teams