THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

 

TEACHERS APPOINTMENT BUREAU

July 3, 1940

Dre Fe Cy Allen
105 Robinson
University of Kensas

Dear Dr. Allen:

For some time I have been wanting to talk with you about the
possibility of getting out a folder to send to the high schools in
the state in the interest of our candidates in physical education.
For the past several years we have used printed folders like those
inclosed to inform the public school administrators about our teacher
training program in various fields. It seems to me that it would be
a good idea to get out one for physical education. It would have to
be about the same size as those for social studies, English, mathe- :
matics, art and home economics. The other two for graduate students
in English and graduate students in education cost a great deal more
because of the use of cuts. If the students would be willing to pay
for the cost of engraving which is about three dollars we might get
out one of the illustrated folders.

I em sending these to you so that you might think the matter over
and I will talk with you leter in the summer. If you feel that your
department would be interested 1 should like to get the printing done
some time during the fall semester so that we could have them ready
to mail out before the regular appointment season begins next year.

Sinc Ul L ;

Secretary of the
Teachers Appointment Bureau

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