Geteober SO, 1937.

Dean FR, A, Sehwegier,
Seheol of Séueation,

Dear Dean Sehwegler?

: There are two items that I failed to inciude
in my letter written to you on October 28, Eoth concern the
recreational ectivity for Sumer Sehool, One hes to éo with
the social cide end the ether has to do with the arts appeal.

7 I weve reference to the formation ef. the
Dams Club in the Sumer Seesion, Picnies, bridge parties,
ené tees could be arranged for the Dames of the summer sehool
students, Yhomever you eoulé have cherge ef this.
By publicising thie feature in your educational
bulietin I am very sure that some of the men students would
be snecureged by thele wives te attend the Sauer Session
where they too could heve some social life,

of

. Tae other activity hes to do with the builde
ing of a Grecian yr emuphitheatre in Marvin Grove, The

plaesd with « miniuum of expense The background end wings
. OF the stege conld be constructed from the boughs which
eould de cut from trees which meod some trimning. ;

Thie stage would afford oppartuatties for
drematics, musicals, and other outdoor activities of student.
produetion, and would provide a retreat in = cool plees where

the audience would be protected against the sweltering summer