Dr. Ailen:

I am submitting the following comments regarding the
spring schedule.

In appraising the offering of courses necessary to
carry on our professional school and at the same time meet
the Navy requirements, I find that I am faced with a man-
power shortage in scheduling personnel to handle the samee

After assigning a full teaching load to each of our
staff, I find a total of 32 instruction hours remaining to
be assigned. It seems advisable under the circumstances
to add instructors to handle this overload.

Our offering is still too meager in attractive activi-
tiese We should probably offer more sections in wrestling,
boxing and apparatus, especially for the benefit of the Navy.
It is my understanding that Navy men may enroll in these
activity classes in lieu of general physical education.

By permitting the Navy men to enroll in activities, I
am sure each instructor will be able to appraise and be re-
sponsible for the class records of these men. It has been
very difficult under the irreguiar enrollment of Navy men
in Physical Education for any one instructor to assume
this responsibility. I am sure this will solve a great
many problems in keeping the records straight.

Ray Kanehl