hen

This aes coaching course would of
nocessity have to be handled as a special increment and
the money turned over to the University. . Other sehools
do it end I am very sure that it eould be arranged with
the exception of giving 2 hours credit. That is a hang-~
nail, It may be that no credit should be given under the
conditions, and just accept their money. That is.a prob-
lem I will discuss with you.

: The airgetmont of To Injuries is
in the same category. I told you was particularly
interested in aeteietane’ the euaecestux Summer Sehool
teaching in the academic subjects, and not in the income
that I yareeues ty was to receive.

| Our family had planned to go to England —
this. summer and in the event we carried ti bough with this
plan of course I would not be available. But I would set
the thing up so that it would function in my absence, I
doubt, however, that rg, Allen may go through with her
desired and contemplated plans, put if she eeee yole not
want to hold back the trip. - 3 ee

iiss Dunkel is not sure that she will
be available, but she is interested, She has done work
toward ‘her doctorate and is considering continuing,- I.
believe that we could sina upon her to see one through
this summer,. : ee

My notion to save tay money in the
nee for summer activity is to’ a the $125 that was
biog: to Plumley gt summer and the $100 that was paid to
iiss Peterson and a these amounts together toward Miss
Dunkel's and ‘be, Le S$ salaries, With the supervision of
Dy. Lapp and Miss Deby ty I believe they could handle all
the activities with the aid of atudent help. T believe.
#50 or #60 for student help under their leadership would
take care of the swimning end intramural play program very
nicely, Dedueting $60 from the $225 would leave available
$165 toward Miss Dunkel's salary of $4280, That would melee
it necessary to increase the budget 9255 for the women! 8
contribution, © : , | ,

Very cordially yours,

FOAtAH Director of Physical Education,
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