OFFICE OF THE DEAN

 

THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
LAWRENCE

September 29, 1915

Doctor F.C. Allen
Department of Physical Education
Campus

Dear Doctor Allen:

I thank you for the summary sheets in which you
indicate the use of the physical education facilities as well as
the load for each of the instructors. Doctor Jacobs will of course
see this material.

I want to say that I never appreciated your prob-—
lem as to space and man—power so fully as this picture presents.
Believe me when I say that I realize that you are doing your best
to help provide a physical education program for the students of
the University High School.

Doctor Jacobs is investigating the possibility
of getting some time at the Community Building. I feel sure that
he and Mr. S trait with your approval will work out some kind of
& program for the boys that will be interesting and have value for
them.

I want to express my hearty appreciation of the
adjustments that Miss Hoover made under considerable difficulties
to take care of the girls of the University High School. It seems
that all of us are expected to deliver a good program in our de-
partments without adequate physical facilities. It is my hope
that with a compilation of all our problems, the picture of our needs
may be more objectively presented to the administration. With kindest
personal regards, I beg to remain —

Sincerely yours,

 

JWT/ct