January 22, 1943

Dear Dr. Allen:

The following program has been planned for all conditioning
classes. This program extends over the following nine weeks. At the
end of that time a new program will be set up to include outdoor
activities.

Each section will spend three weeks in each of the following
places, 101, 200, and Hoch. While there that section will follow
the program for that place. At the end of three weeks each section
will rotate to a new meeting place. In making section rotation each
man will be able to participate in a larger number of vigorous ac-
tivities which because of facilities, he would not get if he remained
at one meeting place

Each man is to be graded on his abilities to accomplish
and perform the activities set up for each three week period. This
should allow each instructor to give a more accurate grade at the
end of the nine week period.

This program will allow us to offer a variety of vigorous
conditioning activities.

I have gone over this program with Mr. Shenk. If you have
any suggestion on content or organization will you make the necessary
comment?

It might be of interest to you to know that several men
have been in wanting to take a conditioning class five times per
week instead of three which should indicate a growing enthusiasm.

Sincerely yours,

Pe Gul >
Reg siya