Mr. John W,. Bunn,-
Dean of Men,
Stanford University,
California.
Dear ir. Bunn:

| In a recent conversation with Dr. F. Ce Allen, I confided to
him my earnest desire to complete my graduate work toward the Phe D. degree
in Physical Education at Stanford University. He suggested that I write this
letter to you as.a asans of introducing myself, and in the event that there
might be a teaching position available on the physical education staff, my
application would be considered. ®

I am at present an instructor in the Department of Physical

Education here at the University of Kansas, a also varsity swimming and
fencing coache In 1937 and 1938 I was head sonel OP Bocine ab the tasialt
Indian School. I am now teaching the following skills: handball, boxing,
fencing, swimming, tennis, wrestling, badminton and archery; and the following
theory courses: "Tests and Measurements in: Physical Education ", a graduate

course, and "Physical and Remedial Examination", an undergraduate course.

In June 1938 I received my Me Ae degree in Psychology at the

University of Kansase I have twice reported on my original eensaves before
the research camittee of the Central District Convention, and have been
asked to make a further report on my research into the psychology of learning
and its specific relationship to the teaching of skills in physical education
and in coachinge |

Dre BE, Ro Elbel and I have also carried on reaction time experiments
in fencing as a means of checking for a time-aceuracy ratioe In collaboration
with Mr. John Carmody, dean of men at Haskell Institute, we investigated

physical handedness in Indians.